jcode published resource numbers its rivals won't: 260MB RAM at ten agent sessions vs 833-3,237MB.

1jehuang/jcode reached 11,328 stars (+2,773 this week) as a Rust terminal agent harness at v0.9.1888-dev with 6,010 commits, MIT. The README publishes head-to-head numbers: 27.8MB RAM at one session and 260.8MB at ten, versus 833-3,237MB for competing harnesses, and 14.0ms time-to-first-frame versus 383-3,437ms. It embeds every conversation turn as a semantic vector so recall happens via cosine similarity instead of token-heavy memory tool calls, plus swarm mode (multiple agents in one repo with conflict resolution) and a self-modification mode where the agent edits and reloads its own source. Publishing your own memory footprint against named competitors is a confidence move.