Anthropic GoatCode v2.1.10 Crashes on macOS Monterey
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Executive summary
GoatCode, an open-source terminal AI agent with provider failover, experienced a crash during long sessions on macOS Monterey. The issue was resolved in the latest version v2.1.10.
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Under active investigation. No report has identified a root cause yet.
Evidence
1 report · 1 HNShow
- [1]HN First reportGoatCode – open-source terminal AI agent with provider failover(opens Hacker News thread in a new tab)
GoatCode is a single 85 MB binary that runs in your terminal. It brings 180+ LLM providers (or your existing Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini/Copilot subscriptions via OAuth), and when your quota dies mid-session it automatically retries then walks your fallback chain live — switches provider mid-turn, says so, and finishes the answer. No crash, no lost context. What’s new in v2.1.10: - Prompt caching on Anthropic (up to 90% cheaper long sessions; savings shown in /cost) - Inline unified diffs after…
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Timeline
- First report on Hacker News thread
GoatCode – open-source terminal AI agent with provider failover
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