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Plurnk
Plurnk is an agentic virtual machine and terminal client that runs model-curated context and composable tools.
Plurnk is an agentic operating system and programming language that lets models control context, memory, and delegation. Each turn, the model writes a short program that runs against an addressable environment, and the machine journals the results. It indexes entire repositories on entry, enabling exploration via regex, XPath, JSONPath, full text, and symbol queries. It supports local or cloud models, MCP for external tools, and A2A for remote agents. The package provides a CLI and interactive terminal client that connects to a daemon service.
Plurnk at a glance
- Best for: Software engineer, Researcher
- Runs on: Web, CLI
- Pricing: Free
- Released: September 2026
- Category: AI agent tool
- Website: github.com/plurnk/plurnk
Key features
- Perpetual context curation without compaction
- Addressable memory with readable and editable notes
- Repository indexing via regex, XPath, JSONPath, and symbols
- Model-driven worker delegation and tool selection
- Interactive terminal user interface with Markdown and Mermaid rendering
- Command-line interface with JSON output support
- MCP integration for external tools and Agent Skills
Use it for
- Build software using local or cloud models
- Investigate codebases through text and symbol queries
- Automate work across tools from the terminal
- Manage persistent worker conversations in a daemon
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