HOTPOT-Evolvable Agent Specification Framework
Summary
A new agent specification framework built in Rust, featuring a small binary size, Vuepress integration for documentation, issue persistence for improved code review context, and self-repair capabilities. Compatible with several agent tools and still under development.
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