Gabriel Cohen predicts that once NanoClaw merges ACP agent client protocol support, it will support basically every coding agent.
“there's a pull request open, and maybe we'll add it soon to add ACP agent client protocol, which once we merge that, it will just support basically every coding agent.”
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disputableA pull request adding ACP agent client protocol support is merged into the NanoClaw repository, and the project documentation or code demonstrates support for multiple coding agents via ACP.
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