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ANNOUNCEMENT: We've built a coding agent that beats Claude Code on long tasks. Today we're releasing it for free. Meet Volt: The coding agent who never forgets. → Dominates Claude Code on the OOLONG long-context benchmark, including at every length from 32K to 1M tokens. → Has unlimited recall. No more amnesia. Volt can code for weeks in a single coherent session. → Massively parallel. One tool call can process thousands of tasks. Like "Map" for LLMs. → Open source and model agnostic. Try Volt today with @openrouter or your API of choice. Volt's performance is the result of a new architecture, Lossless Context Management (LCM), which applies lessons from the history of operating systems and programming languages to LLMs. LCM is like paged virtual memory, except for managing context: - Layer 1. An immutable append-only store of everything that occurs in the coding session. - Layer 2. The active "context window" which functions like a cache layer for navigating to the appropriate section(s) of Layer 1 via a high-fanout DAG. From a user perspective, this feels like an infinite context window, because the model never forgets and performance stays crisp. For the technical details, read our paper: papers.voltropy.com/LCM For the code, go to github.com/voltropy/volt. Or get started with one line: curl -fsSL voltropy.com/install | sh