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Python 3.10+, httpx for async API calls, FastAPI for the web interface, Rich for terminal UI, Playwright for browser automation, SQLite for persistent memory, tiktoken for context management. Distributed via PyPI.

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Most AI agents are tied to a single provider. If that provider goes down or hits rate limits, you're stuck. HelloChusquis is the only terminal AI agent with automatic multi-provider fallback — it switches between 35+ providers silently, so your task always completes.

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Developers and technical users who run AI-powered workflows locally and need reliability. Specifically: people hitting rate limits on OpenAI or Anthropic, developers running Ollama locally who need cloud fallback, and anyone building agentic pipelines who can't afford downtime when a provider fails.

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One config file replaces juggling multiple API keys and dashboards. While other agents lock you into one provider, HelloChusquis routes around failures automatically. It's also the only open source terminal agent with 128 integrations, browser automation, and a web UI built in — no plugins to hunt down separately.

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Built out of frustration. I kept hitting rate limits mid-task and had to manually switch between API keys. The switching itself became the bottleneck — not the AI. So I built a terminal agent that handles provider management automatically. What started as 80 lines of fallback logic grew into a full agent with 128 integrations and browser automation.