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Neo is a fast, minimalist programming agent developed in Go, allowing users to observe in real-time the agent's process of reading files, executing commands, and modifying code via an interactive terminal UI.
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Core Points: Neo is a minimalist programming agent in Go developed by Owain Lewis. It allows users to observe its operation process in real-time through an interactive terminal UI, with the design concept of 'small and refined'—keeping the core loop strategy-free and capabilities modular. Source: GitHub project (https://github.com/owainlewis/neo), released on May 31, 2026.
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Most current AI coding assistants pursue comprehensive and complex features, but Neo takes the opposite path—focusing on the core interactive experience and avoiding feature bloat. Its design philosophy is a small, modular codebase, a strategy-free core loop, and capabilities stacked as independent, toggleable modules, making it both easy to understand and extensible.
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Neo's core features include:
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Architecture: The core loop has no coding/file/context knowledge; capabilities are switched via injection. The project structure includes CLI entry, core agent loop, configuration, LLM interface, AGENTS.md processing, session management, Skills, tool implementation, terminal UI, and other modules. Configuration: Lookup order is project-level neo.yaml → user-level ~/.neo/config.yaml → default config; required environment variable ANTHROPIC_API_KEY; feature toggles include agents_file, skills, prompt_caching, etc.
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Session Management: Sessions are saved in ~/.neo/sessions/ and support resumption; commands: neo sessions (list sessions), neo resume (resume session). Installation Methods:
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Neo is suitable for:
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Neo returns to the essence of programming agents, proving the value of 'less is more'. Its core is concise, modular, and flexible in configuration, providing a powerful and controllable AI assistant. In the future, transparency and controllability may become key for enterprise-level applications. It is recommended for developers pursuing simplicity, transparency, and customization to try Neo.
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