TigrimOSR adds editable agent loops and lower-cost web work paths
TigrimOSR v0.6.2 is a Rust-based workspace for building systems. Its main idea is that the agent loop should not be hidden and fixed inside the software. Users can define the loop in a YAML profile.
That profile can set which tools the agent may use, which are available, which skills are loaded, which model and provider to use, custom , loop limits, self-checking, , and job evaluation rules. The release adds a connection to Obscura, a lightweight Rust browser engine. This lets agents use a real browser for search and web reading instead of depending only on paid search APIs.
is behind an opt-in safety switch. Because TigrimOSR and Obscura are both Rust-based, the app plus embedded browser is described as idling at about 270 MB of RAM. The release also adds LINE and control, so agents can be reached through chat apps.
Key points
- TigrimOSR v0.6.2 lets users define an AI agent loop with a YAML profile.
- The profile can control tools, , model choice, prompts, loop limits, self-checking, , and job evaluation rules.
- Obscura integration lets agents search and read the web through a real Rust browser.
- The browser path can reduce dependence on paid search APIs and requires an opt-in safety switch.
- The app plus embedded browser is described as using about 270 MB of RAM while idle.