Purpose

Just an exploration of building my own agent

Running

git clone git@github.com:Hyper-Unearthing/rubister.git
cd rubister

Using OpenAI plan

bundle exec ruby setup_provider.rb openai
./gruv -p openai_oauth_responses

Using Anthropic plan

bundle exec ruby setup_provider.rb anthropic
./gruv -p anthropic_oauth_messages

You can set up multiple providers — they'll all be stored in instance/providers.json. not sure which will be called by default if you do, but you can always use -p to specify which one

Logging

Gruv uses an event-based logging system (lib/logging.rb) instead of direct puts for operational messages.

• Runtime and operational logs are emitted via Logging.instance.notify(name, payload).
• Use scoped names (for example: daemon.start, daemon.message.complete, setup.error.provider_not_found) and include details in the payload hash.
• Logs are written to instance/logs.jsonl by LogFileWriter.

Each JSONL log entry includes:

• name (event name, e.g. log, setup.start, daemon.message.complete)
• payload (event data)
• timestamp
• source_location (filepath, lineno, label) when available

  # Single message mode
  ./gruv -m "whats this app"

  # Single message mode
  ./gruv -m "whats this app"

  # resume, you can resume in -m or interactive mode
  ./gruv -s sessions/20260224_164714_1846b412-9260-4e18-aa96-c1b67eb93581.jsonl

Distribution

Packaging/distributable tarball flow has been removed. Run Gruv directly from source with Bundler (./gruv ...).