llm-coding-agent 0.1a0
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llm-coding-agent 0.1a0 is now on PyPI as a Claude Code-style agent for the llm framework, with file read/search/edit/write tools plus shell command execution and allow/yolo approval modes. If you already run Simon Willison’s llm stack, this turns it into a lightweight coding-agent runtime you can invoke with uvx or embed via Python, but its command-execution surface means production use needs strict sandboxing and approval policy.
Simon Willison's LLM library has quietly become an agent framework, and a working Claude-Code-style coding agent (file read/edit, shell exec with process-tree-kill on timeout, glob/regex search, gitignore-aware listing) was built on it in two prompts and shipped to PyPI—runnable today via uvx with a Python API like CodingAgent(model=..., root=..., approve=True).run(...). Practically, this means you can embed a scriptable, permission-gated coding agent (with --allow allowlists and --yolo modes) directly into Python workflows without adopting a heavyweight vendor SDK, though it's a slop-alpha so treat it as a prototype, not production tooling.