Moh

moh

**Your terminal, with a coding agent inside.**

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*Open source · MIT licensed · Runs on macOS and Linux · No Node, no Bun, no npm required*

What is moh?

moh is a coding agent that lives in your terminal: you describe what you want in plain language, and moh reads your code, edits files, runs commands, and gets the work done — showing you every step and asking permission before anything risky.

Three things make it different:

• It works with the AI provider you choose. Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, GitHub Copilot, OpenRouter, Kimi, xAI — and local models too (Ollama, LM Studio), all through one configuration. If a provider goes down, moh falls back to the next one on your list. Your agent setup is never locked to a single vendor.
• Your data stays yours. Sessions, memory, and notes live in a plain append-only log on your machine (~/.moh/) — nothing is ever deleted, and you can resume, fork, or compact any session at any time.
• It asks before it acts. A layered permission system gates every file write and every shell command; extensions can veto actions but can never grant more than you allowed.

Highlights

• Terminal UI (TUI) — a fast, keyboard-driven interface with file mentions (@path), image previews, session picker, and guided provider onboarding. Or go headless with moh run for scripts and CI — no prompts, fail-fast.
• Workflow mode — an optional first-party port of the Matt Pocock agent workflow (wayfinder, grilling, to-spec, to-tickets, tdd, code-revi