Verboo

Verboo Code

Verboo Code is a coding-agent CLI maintained by the Verbeux team. Based on Anthropic's Claude Code, it connects the terminal to the language model hosted on Verboo's infrastructure, adding an extensible skill system, MCP servers, and automation hooks.

With Verboo Code you write natural language prompts in the terminal and the agent executes engineering tasks — reads and edits files, runs commands, navigates the codebase, manages PRs — all within your local environment.

Why use it

  • Verboo model in the terminal — access the Qwen model hosted on Verboo's infrastructure directly from the terminal
  • Terminal-first workflow — prompts, tools, agents, skills, MCP, and streaming in one CLI
  • Extensible skills — create reusable automations in Markdown with frontmatter, loaded from .verboo/skills/
  • Native MCP — connect any MCP server (stdio, SSE, HTTP, WebSocket) and expose its tools to the agent
  • Automation hooks — run shell scripts, HTTP calls, or agents in response to lifecycle events
  • Multi-agent coordinator — orchestrate parallel workers for complex tasks

Layered architecture

User
  │
  ▼
CLI / REPL (React/Ink, terminal)
  │
  ├── Commands (/init, /review, /mcp, /skills, …)
  │
  ├── Tools (Bash, File, Web, LSP, Agent, Task, MCP, …)
  │
  ├── Skills (bundled + external via .verboo/skills/)
  │
  ├── Services
  │     ├── API (Verboo infrastructure — Qwen model)
  │     ├── MCP client (connections to MCP servers)
  │     ├── Context compaction
  │     └── Memory (MEMORY.md)
  │
  └── Multi-agent Coordinator (parallel workers)

Main features

Feature Description
Verboo model Access to the Qwen model hosted on Verboo's infrastructure
Skills Markdown automations invoked as slash commands
MCP Model Context Protocol integration (client and server)
Hooks Shell, HTTP, prompt, and agent hooks on lifecycle events
Multi-agent Coordinator with parallel workers and git worktree isolation
Context compaction Full, partial, and microcompaction with circuit breaker
Persistent memory MEMORY.md with 4 memory types (user, feedback, project, reference)
LSP Language Server Protocol integration for diagnostics

Next steps