THU Agent by CyberCraze by cybercrazetech
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An interactive coding agent and MCP server that provides access to various AI models via the Tsinghua University lab proxy API. It enables users to inspect files and execute shell commands within their local directory using models like DeepSeek, GLM, and Qwen.
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# NO RATE LIMIT FOR THU STUDENT!! THU Agent by CyberCraze Interactive terminal coding agent powered by the THU lab proxy OpenAI-compatible API. The agent runs in your current terminal, works in your current directory, can inspect files, propose shell commands, and wait for your approval before running them. ## Platform Use ### Linux Use the built executable: ```bash ./dist/thu-agent ``` Linux executable path: ```text dist/thu-agent ``` To run it globally, copy or symlink it into a directory on your `PATH`, for example: ```bash sudo install -m 755 dist/thu-agent /usr/local/bin/thu-agent ``` Then run: ```bash thu-agent ``` ### Windows Use the Windows executable after building it on Windows: ```powershell .\dist\thu-agent.exe ``` Windows executable path: ```text dist\thu-agent.exe ``` To run it globally on Windows, add the repo `dist` directory to your `PATH`, or copy the executable into a directory already on `PATH`. Example PowerShell command to add the current repo `Read full README on GitHub →