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zap-coding-agent

Terminal coding agent that sends right prompt, not every pmt

Coding agents are getting smarter. Their prompts aren't. Gemini CLI sends 4,096 tokens before you type a word. Zap sends only what the current task needs — Java skill for Java, React skill for React. A greeting costs 31 tokens, not 2,000. AST code index means it never writes files that already exist. Single Rust binary, no runtime, bring your own API key. Open source. Benchmarked.

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Why I built this — "I kept watching coding agents burn thousands of tokens on the same static system prompt regardless of what I was actually doing. A greeting shouldn't cost 2,000 tokens." The two core bets — skill injection + AST index, explained simply What I'd love feedback on — ask the community a specific question (e.g. "which languages should the AST index support next?") Link to the benchmark — gives skeptics something to verify

About zap-coding-agent on Product Hunt

Terminal coding agent that sends right prompt, not every pmt

zap-coding-agent was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #31 on the daily leaderboard. Coding agents are getting smarter. Their prompts aren't. Gemini CLI sends 4,096 tokens before you type a word. Zap sends only what the current task needs — Java skill for Java, React skill for React. A greeting costs 31 tokens, not 2,000. AST code index means it never writes files that already exist. Single Rust binary, no runtime, bring your own API key. Open source. Benchmarked.

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