A radically extensible coding agent for the modern Lisp hacker. Kli is built around extensibility first, so the agent's behaviour can be rewritten in Lisp rather than configured through a fixed set of options.
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Extend the agent in Lisp instead of waiting for a feature flag.
Work on Lisp projects with an agent that understands the same language.
Prototype new agent loops without forking a large codebase.
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