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Quark Agent
The 5KB agent kernel that composes everything
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The 5KB agent kernel that composes everything
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Quark Agent is an open-source TypeScript agent runtime built around a 5KB microkernel. It ships with 16 composable tools, 7 channel adapters (CLI, HTTP, Discord, Slack, Feishu, GitHub, Telegram), MoA model routing, sandbox policies, and self-evolution — with zero third-party SDK dependencies. MIT licensed.
Having a built-in OpenTelemetry exporter alongside the sandbox policies would be huge, since debugging multi-step tool calls across Slack and GitHub right now feels like flying blind. Even a minimal span view for each MoA route would save a ton of time.
the 5KB microkernel thing is genuinely impressive, honestly love how lean it is. one thing i'd really want to see is a built-in observability layer, like structured traces for tool calls and channel hops. kind of hard to debug agent flows right now without bolting on your own logging setup, basically would make it way more approachable for folks shipping this in production
The microkernel size is honestly impressive, love that it's MIT too. One thing though — a visual flow builder for chaining tools and channels would be huge for non-devs who want to prototype without writing TypeScript first. Think something like a node-based canvas where you drag tools together and it exports the config. Basically n8n vibes but for your runtime. Would make onboarding way smoother.