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codomyrmex

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Modular Python 3.11+ coding and agent platform — 130 modules spanning LLM agents (13+ providers), graph RAG, static analysis, git ops, cloud and container deployment, all exposed as 612 Model Context Protocol tools.

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agentsai-agentsautomationclaudecode-analysiscoding-agentdeveloper-toolsllmmcpmcp-servermodel-context-protocolmulti-agent

Works with any agent

ships AGENTS.md, the cross-tool instruction file.

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uv-managed, 36k tests with a zero-mock policy.

README.md

Repository homepage: the canonical entry for stars and forks is the root README.md. Stats sync: intro copy, badges, aggregate tables, and footer counts must match the root README and docs/reference/inventory.md (refresh via uv run python scripts/doc_inventory.py and pytest --collect-only as documented there).

🐜 Codomyrmex

AI-Native Modular Coding Workspace

Modular, agentic Python workspace for software engineering, personal AI infrastructure, and multi-agent orchestration.

Codomyrmex is a modular library of 130 top-level modules under src/codomyrmex/ spanning AI agents, cloud infrastructure, security, finance, multimedia, and more. The repository applies a strict Zero-Mock testing policy to its active suites, while its measured inventory describes the checked-in surface at refresh time rather than proving that every method is complete or production-safe. In the complete locked dependency profile (--all-groups --all-extras), the ecosystem exposes 612 runtime MCP tools from 627 production @mcp_tool lines in Python sources for Claude, Gemini, GPT, and any Model Context Protocol client (docs/reference/inventory.md). It includes 3,000+ Python files, 36,028 collected tests (uv run --locked --all-groups --all-extras python scripts/doc_inventory.py --pytest), 1,204 markdown files under docs/ (recursive; see inventory), and 37 GitHub Actions workflows. These measured values are profile-specific snapshots.

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