Boitata

To understand more the reasoning on the project read my blog post about it.

Boitata is a one-shot, end-to-end coding agent written in Rust. It is inspired by Stripe's Minions and Block's Goose, and it runs tasks unattended with little human input.

What it does

Give Boitata a task in plain language and it plans, reads and edits files, runs commands, and iterates against the compiler and test suite until the work is done. Then it hands you a summary and a full audit trail of every action it took.

• Unattended runs. A task goes in, a result comes out. No mid-run hand-holding.
• Determinism first. It leans on real tools (cargo clippy, cargo fmt, cargo test, rg, git) instead of asking the LLM to do everything.
• Auditable. Every run appends a structured JSONL event log, so you can reconstruct exactly what happened.
• Composable workflows. Blueprints stitch agent, tool, script, and human-approval steps into graphs (fan-out, retry, verify loops).
• Extensible. Connect any Model Context Protocol server and its tools become available to the agent loop.

In a hurry?

git clone https://github.com/cats-of-the-world/boitata.git
cd boitata
cargo build --release
export BOITATA_API_KEY="your-key"
./target/release/boitata run "Summarize the files in the current directory"

See Quick Start for the full walkthrough.

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