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Lean Agents

Give everyday coding jobs a lighter starting context.

A focused worker and a separate read-only checker for self-contained coding tasks.

MIT

Software use follows the repository’s terms. Installation, integration and model usage are separate considerations.

Usage pattern
  1. Self-contained brief
  2. Focused worker
  3. Separate checker

A guide to how the project is used. Read its requirements and limits before installation.

Your starting point

A coding task that does not need every installed skill, MCP tool and project instruction.

A general-purpose subagent may carry a large setup unrelated to the job.

The capability to add

Delegate the task with the context it actually needs.

Two agent definitions limit the starting context and tool set; the host supplies a complete brief.

What’s in the project

A tool you can inspect.

Capabilities

  • lean-worker for bounded file and shell work
  • lean-checker for criterion-by-criterion independent review
  • A measurement script for inspecting your own starting context

Requirements

  • Claude Code; the repository specifies version 2.1.271+
  • A self-contained brief with relevant project rules and acceptance checks

Important limits

  • These agents skip CLAUDE.md, the skills list and MCP tools; supply necessary rules in the brief.
  • Published token measurements describe the author’s setup, not guaranteed savings for yours.

A useful fit

Consider this when…

Developers delegating small coding or review tasks that need files and shell access.

A different starting point

Choose another approach when…

Work that depends on MCP tools, specialist skills or instructions missing from the brief.

Inspect the implementation

Public source, with a specific scope.

The repository and the files below show the implementation available to inspect. They do not establish results for your workflow.

Reviewed source snapshot: c08376cc8064.

Compatibility and behavior must be checked in your environment. No customer-result or quality-improvement guarantee is implied.

Code and implementation help

Choose the help you need.

Software. MIT. Read the repository’s terms and installation guide.

Setup and integration. Bring your current tools, a workflow and your desired result. Scope, fees, delivery and support are confirmed before work starts.

Operating costs. Existing CLI subscriptions, model-provider usage and hosting may apply depending on the tool and your configuration.

Compare published service scopes and prices ↗

Your next step

Inspect it. Then decide what to add.

Use the source and requirements to judge fit. If you want help adapting it to your workflow, start with a scoped conversation.

Discuss Lean Agents setup ↗

No setup fee is agreed or payment taken on this page.

A closer look

Which scope fits your work?

Prices describe different engagements. Final scope, timing and fees are confirmed in the proposal.