Using Mini Me as a library, thanks to ACP
Drive Mini Me from your own Node.js apps over ACP: ask questions, stream answers, allow or deny tools and cancel requests, with the official SDK and no server.

Mini Me is an open-source coding agent built for small local LLMs, with guardrails against hallucinations, loops and silent failures. Runs fully offline.
Drive Mini Me from your own Node.js apps over ACP: ask questions, stream answers, allow or deny tools and cancel requests, with the official SDK and no server.

Write your own Mini Me tools as WebAssembly modules with TinyGo: sandboxed by wazero, with no secrets, no network and only the folders you open.

Give a Mini Me agent MCP superpowers with a few lines of YAML: query Wikipedia, then add Context7 so a small local model can search up-to-date library docs.

Mini Me v1.0.1 adds unloadModels: true, which unloads each agent's model between hand-offs so multi-agent setups with small local models don't exhaust your RAM.

Turn on Mini Me sessions to save every conversation, list and resume past sessions, and let the model search its own memory with search_memory.

Use a small decision model with Mini Me: a decider agent that picks the best spell for a D&D wizard, with a probability for each option, in one pass.

How Mini Me runs tools for a local model: the agent loop, the built-in tools led by bash, and how to declare your own tools in a few lines of YAML.

Meet mm init, the Mini Me setup wizard: pick a provider, a model, an agent profile and your machine size to get a ready-to-use agent.yaml in minutes.

Teach your local Rust tutor new tricks: Mini Me v0.8.0 adds BM25 document search over the Ratatui docs, plus bash, edit tools and rust-analyzer LSP support.

Use IBM's Granite Guardian 3B as a guardrail model with Mini Me, checking prompts and responses for harm, bias and jailbreak attempts.
