Back to Tool
A

Autolith

Tool Nov 2, 2026

An ISC-licensed terminal agent running inside a live Common Lisp image, with self-modification, provider connections and persistent sessions.

Visit primary link 2 sources attached
Autolith project screenshot showing its Common Lisp terminal prompt, model selection and warning about local code execution privileges.
Project-published terminal screenshot included with the 0.67.19 README. The pictured interface identifies itself as 0.67.9; it illustrates the agent, not the new detached-session behavior or an AITrending test. Source: Lambda Symbolics / Autolith contributors
agent-ecosystemcoding-agentsself-hosted

What happened lately

Autolith timeline

Autolith is a standalone terminal agent hosted in a live Common Lisp image. The project documents self-modification, recovery images, MCP connections and provider authentication through subscriptions, API keys or local Google Cloud credentials. It is a harness rather than a model provider; access and charges depend on the selected provider.

Packaged releases support Linux and macOS on x86_64 and aarch64, Windows on x86_64, and FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD on x86_64. Nix is another installation route. The software uses the ISC license. Version 0.67.19 documents detached session starts and resume by conversation-ID prefix.