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Cc Mini — AI skill for Claude Code

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Ultra-light Harness scaffolding for AI agents, a mini version of claude code.

How to install Cc Mini

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open e10nMa2k/cc-mini and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Cc Mini does

Ultra-light Harness scaffolding for AI agents, a mini version of claude code.

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README

cc-mini

**Ultra-light Harness scaffolding for AI agents**

**Agentic**  ·  **Built to Extend**  ·  **From Claude Code**

The entire core is `~1000 lines of Python`


**NEW: Buddy — AI Companion with Custom Sprites**

Your coding companion lives in the terminal. Type `/buddy` to hatch it. Supports custom ASCII species — bring your own Pikachu!

![Custom Pikachu buddy companion](assets/buddy-pikachu.jpg)

[Full Buddy docs →](docs/buddy.md)


Features

Core

  • Interactive REPL with streaming output, command history, slash command autocomplete
  • Agentic tool loop — Claude calls tools autonomously until the task is complete
  • 9 built-in tools: Read, Edit, Write, Glob, Grep, Bash, AskUser, EnterPlanMode, ExitPlanMode
  • Plan mode — parallel subagents explore codebase before you implement, with permission isolation
  • Permission system — mode-aware (default/plan), reads auto-approved, writes/bash ask for confirmation
  • Session persistence — auto-save conversations, /resume to continue later
  • Context compression — auto-compact when approaching token limits
  • Anthropic + OpenAI compatible — works with any compatible API endpoint

Advanced (from unreleased Claude Code features)

Feature Description Docs
Coordinator Mode Background workers for parallel research and implementation docs →
Buddy Tamagotchi AI pet with personality, stats, mood, and speech bubbles docs →
KAIROS Memory Cross-session memory with auto-consolidation docs →
Skills One-command workflows: /review, /commit, /test, /simplify docs →
Sandbox Bubblewrap isolation for bash commands docs →

Quick Start

Requirements

  • Python 3.10+ (3.11+