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From Recursive Coding Agents - Raymond Weitekamp, OpenProse · ≈17:16
Describes a vendor-neutral alternative to Claude-Code-only dynamic workflows — a markdown spec in logical English, with a prose write command that drafts it, that can turn any agent with a filesystem and sub-agents into an RLM.
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- Describes a vendor-neutral alternative to Claude-Code-only dynamic workflows — a markdown spec in logical English, with a prose write command that drafts it, that can turn any agent with a filesystem and sub-agents into an RLM.
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repo. Uh and then now to open prose. So, so dynamic workflows are cool. They're only in Claude code. They're also not the only way to do this. So, what if you don't like Claude code? Or what if you do like Claude code, but you don't want to use dynamic workflows? You want something else. So, this is what open prose is all about. So, open prose is technically a programming language, but it is not compiled by your computer. It's compiled by your coding agent. Um, it's a markdown spec. It's logical English. You don't need to learn any kind of crazy syntax. And there's actually a command prose write that will get Claude code or Codex or your favorite or Pi or your favorite coding agent to write a dot prose dot md file for you. Um, so in that way it's similar to the the um, Claude code um, ultra code command where it like decide and write the workflows for you. And the the prose has the ability to turn any agent that's got a file system and sub agents into an RLM. So, this is open source repo. You can
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