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Atomic Agent CLI

A local-first AI agent running on your own machine via llama.cpp that drives a browser, edits files, runs approved commands and remembers context across session

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Why this level

  • Runs approved shell commands, edits files and drives the browser on the user's machine
  • Stores memory, sessions and provider keys locally, a risk if the machine itself is compromised
  • Can optionally send data out if explicitly enabled, so egress settings should be checked
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atomicbot-ai/atomic-agentAuthor:AtomicBot-ai

Install

Manual install

curl -fsSL https://atomicagent.io/install | sh

Install on macOS and Linux.

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How we review

Broad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.

  • Runs approved shell commands, edits files and drives the browser on the user's machine
  • Stores memory, sessions and provider keys locally, a risk if the machine itself is compromised
  • Can optionally send data out if explicitly enabled, so egress settings should be checked

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

Atomic Agent is a standalone terminal agent whose entire control loop and state live locally: sessions, memory, tasks, traces and the browser profile are stored as files and SQLite databases on the user's disk. On each model call it returns one grammar-checked array of tool calls and runs them without re-encoding the whole context every turn, which keeps work with small quantized models fast. It ships with a set of starter skills out of the box: Apple Calendar and Notes, Docker, ffmpeg, GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, PDF, weather and more, with external tools connecting over MCP. It includes a command to import data from Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Pi and Oh-My-Pi.

Who it is for. For developers who want a local agent without cloud token costs and full control over what leaves the machine.

Good fit when

  • You need an agent that runs entirely on your own hardware on quantized models without API costs
  • It matters that the agent's memory, sessions and browser profile stay only on your disk
  • You have data from Claude Code, Codex, Pi or another agent that you want to migrate into a new tool

Not a fit when

  • You need a stable finished tool rather than a developer preview with frequently changing APIs and commands
  • There is no suitable hardware for local quantized models of a decent size
  • The current Claude Code or Cursor workflow is enough and a separate local agent is not needed

Example request

Launch Atomic Agent on a local model, import my skills and sessions from Claude Code and open the browser on this page

Limitations

The README explicitly calls the project a developer preview: commands, configuration and behavior are still changing, so a stable integration should pin a release. Builds are currently available only for macOS on Apple Silicon, Linux x64/arm64 and Windows x64. Building from source requires Node.js 25.7 or higher.

How to disable. Run atomic-agent uninstall: it shows what will be removed (config, memory, sessions, models) and asks for confirmation by typing uninstall. There is a --dry-run flag to preview and --keep-data to keep your data.

FAQ

Can data be imported from Claude Code or Codex?

Yes, the first run offers an import from Hermes, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Pi or Oh-My-Pi with a dry-run preview, or the atomic-agent import <source> command later.

Is a cloud model required?

No, the agent is built around a local llama.cpp with quantized models, but cloud providers can also be connected through MCP and configuration.

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README in short

The README describes Atomic Agent as a local agent that drives the browser, files, commands and memory entirely on the user's machine, using its own llama.cpp build to speed up small models. It installs with a single script command, with updates and uninstall built into the binary itself. It details the agent loop: a prompt, the model deciding one grammar-checked JSON array of tool calls, execution with parallel safe actions and confirmation prompts for risky ones, and compressing results instead of accumulating the full context. It ships starter skills for Apple apps, Docker, ffmpeg, GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, PDF and more. The project is in developer preview status, MIT licensed.

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