@jakevin7: I was a bit surprised when the AI itself came up with the term Agent-native and told me. project_opencli_design_principle.md, three core principles: - OpenCLI's primary user is the AI agent, not human developers. All...
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The OpenCLI project proposes the Agent-native design concept, making the AI agent the CLI's primary user, with all capability design measured by its improvement to agent success rates.
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I was a bit surprised when the AI itself came up with the term “Agent-native” and told me. project_opencli_design_principle.md, three core principles:
- OpenCLI’s primary user is the AI agent, not the human developer. All capability design / refinement suggestions / PR reviews take “improvement in agent success rate” as the primary metric.
- Agent-native principle: take the agent
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