Ante
Alpha preview: expect breaking changes and incomplete functionality. macOS and Linux only; on Windows we suggest WSL.
A ghost in your shell. Ante is a self-contained coding agent that lives in your terminal and self-organizes. One ~15MB Rust binary from Antigma Labs, zero runtime dependencies, built to get the most out of any model.
It works like Claude Code or Codex, with none of their dependencies or model constraints. It can also be the optimized core for building your own harness and high-performing assistants.
curl -fsSL https://ante.run/install.sh | bash ante
Every agent claims to be good. Here are numbers you can check:
🥇 Continuously evaled and evolved, in public
Ante runs Terminal-Bench 2.1 continuously under official leaderboard constraints: 89 tasks, 5 trials each. Each result pins the exact build you can download and links the raw Harbor run for independent audit. Latest full run: 82.7% with open-weight DeepSeek V4 Flash 0731 (368/445 trials, Ante 0.preview.71, about $68 of inference). DeepSeek reports the same 82.7 for this model, measured with its unreleased DeepSeek Harness in minimal mode.
Live results → · Methodology →
🪶 A fraction of the footprint
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