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Iso, an open-source project by Razroo, is a complete AI agent development toolchain. Through 14 collaborative npm packages, it addresses three key issues: tool fragmentation, model capability differences, and runtime reliability, enabling a single set of instructions to run seamlessly across multiple platforms like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode.
Section 01
Iso, an open-source project by Razroo, is a complete AI agent development toolchain. Through 14 collaborative npm packages, it addresses three key issues: tool fragmentation, model capability differences, and runtime reliability, enabling a single set of instructions to run seamlessly across multiple platforms like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode.
Section 02
Current AI programming assistants face three core issues: 1. Tool fragmentation: Different platforms use different configuration formats (e.g., Claude Code uses CLAUDE.md, Cursor uses .cursor/rules/*.mdc, etc.), and maintaining multiple configurations easily leads to drift. 2. Model fragmentation: Prompts for cutting-edge models may silently fail on smaller models. 3. Runtime fragmentation: Relies on fragile prompts to control runtime logic (e.g., fan-out limits, state tracking) and lacks deterministic local package support.
Section 03
Iso forms an end-to-end toolchain through 14 npm packages in four categories: 1. Build-time tools (4): @razroo/agentmd (structured prompt dialect), @razroo/isolint (checks compatibility issues with small models), @razroo/iso-harness (translates source directories to platform-specific formats), @razroo/iso-route (model strategy management); 2. Wrapper (1): @razroo/iso (CLI entry point); 3. Runtime control libraries (6): e.g., iso-orchestrator (recoverable steps), iso-context (context management), etc.; 4. Feedback tools (3): iso-eval (task evaluation), iso-trace (session analysis), iso-guard (policy checks).
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npx iso build . to translate source files into multi-platform formats; 3. Small model loop: Through isolint rewriting prompts, iso-route fixing roles, etc., it enables seamless downgrading from cutting-edge model development to small models.Section 05
Section 06
Iso is a standardized AI agent toolchain that does not replace existing tools but promotes collaboration, improving workflow maintainability, portability, and cost-effectiveness. The project is open-sourced on npm, uses Changesets for version management, and provides end-to-end examples (e.g., examples/pipeline/) and dogfood projects.
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