@rauchg: http://fx.sh now supports your @Grok & Codex subs Test it out on a sandbox. Instant to install:
Summary
fx.sh has updated to version 0.0.5, adding support for Grok and Codex subscriptions, along with improvements like a smaller binary size, WASM support, and enhanced security for a lightweight coding agent.
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https://t.co/G0UyDr4xgg now supports your @Grok & Codex subs Test it out on a sandbox. Instant to install: https://t.co/ogzI7TeKQ4
fx - Tiny, open, native coding agent
Source: https://fx.sh/ v0.0.5(notes)6.13mibstatus:experimentaluse at your own risk, we will be making frequent changes
This demo runs the full fx CLI as WebAssembly compiled with the Zig toolchain. Networking is delegated to browserfetch, and every SDK aspect is configurable in thedocs.
fxis a coding agent harness and CLI written in Zig, optimized for research and embeddability as part of larger systems.
It focuses on minimalism and performance across the board, from system prompt design, to its tools, feature set, and 6.13mib binary.
For end users, its CLI output style and form factor aims to be closer to a Unix shell than a heavy “IDE in the terminal” TUI.
It’s open source (Apache-2.0), model-agnostic, and suitable for both local and cloud inference.
Tiny ~6mb binary
Designed for instant installation and embedding in resource constrained environments and agent sandboxes.
Instant time to prompt
fx cold starts in10µsand does no unnecessary work or I/O prior to accepting user input, making it ideal for programmatic use.
Wasm support
Optimal fx.wasm builds produced by the Zig toolchain, which further reduce fx’s size, making the network stack pluggable.
Minimal memory footprint
fx contributes single-digit megabytes of memory baseline, allowing you to pack many instances in one machine.
Shell-like UI and ergonomics
fx preserves scroll history by default, produces minimal output, and makes sparing use of complex TUI or paints
Context efficient
Minimal system prompt and tools, to save on token costs and to yield optimal time-to-first-token performance (TTFT).
Embeddable and extensible
Small core, extended via skills, plugins, MCPs, with a Unix-like philosophy to extensibility.
Pranit (@fazxes): fx v0.0.5: ▫️ 4.2% smaller (6.13mb) ▫️ Grok and Codex subscription support ▫️ Project-local skills ▫️ Improved security ▫️ Many bugfixes & QoL improvements
fx upgrade ⋅ curl -fsSL https://t.co/qR3nSdKCaP | bash
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