@kevincodex: woah Zero our new coding harness is 5x faster than OpenClaude . no bloat, built from scratch in Go
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A new coding harness called Zero, built from scratch in Go, claims to be 5x faster than OpenClaude with no bloat.
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woah Zero our new coding harness is 5x faster than OpenClaude .
no bloat, built from scratch in Go https://t.co/IN5bQVh6pW
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