Kodelyth releases ECC v2.31.1 coding agent tool
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Kodelyth released ECC v2.31.1, which includes 71 specialized AI agents, 196 skills, 104 slash commands, and an MCP server, and can automatically integrate with six IDEs: Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini, Codex, and Kiro. Kodelyth says the tool is MIT-licensed and permanently free, requires no account or subscription, and collects no telemetry data; agents, skills, memory storage, RTK compression, and codebase graphs all run locally. Kodelyth claims a 55% token reduction, but also says actual savings depend on the workload: explanatory sessions save more, while short debugging sessions save less.
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Kodelyth ECC v2.31.1 is an MIT-licensed, locally run toolkit offering 71 specialist AI agents, 196 skills, 104 slash commands, and an MCP server that auto-wires into six IDEs including Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf. It claims token savings from RTK input compression (60–90% fewer input tokens), Terse output compression (40–70%), and a tree-sitter codebase graph across 158 languages, with zero telemetry. It installs via `npm i -g kodelyth-ecc` and also includes a Super Agent orchestrator, Devil Mode red-team crew, and local BM25 Memory Core.
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