Sorry for the confusion, even though the author's names may not have an active record on Scholar. But I would like to share it here because I read the paper, and I find it interesting.
You read the paper? All 459 pages of it? And you missed e.g. this gem on page 257? "[11:23:54] CLAUDE: OPUS 5 — 606 pages, need 194 more. FINAL PUSH. Write these in first person
as Logan. MAXIMUM DENSITY:"
I've been building VT Code (https://github.com/vinhnx/vtcode), a Rust-based semantic coding agent. Just landed Codex OAuth with PKCE exchange, credentials go into the system keyring.
I build VT Code with Tree-sitter for semantic understanding and OS-native sandboxing. It's still early but I confident it usable. I hope you'll give it a try.
This month, I'm working on VT Code, a terminal-native coding agent I've been building in Rust (https://github.com/vinhnx/vtcode).
This month I'm focusing on long-pending TODO items: self-benchmarking with Terminal bench (https://www.tbench.ai/), fuzzing the security parsers (it executes shell commands, so the threat model is real), normalizing extended thinking traces across providers, and improving the agent UI/UX and TUI components and harness.
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