I hate python — here is Gaia, the best agent you will ever use.

Gaia is an AI agent that spawns task-specific subagents on demand, stores them for reuse (no recreating), and fine-tunes them to you over time. Inspired by openclaw, hermes-agent, and picoclaw.

• Reuse over rebuild. Every capability leans on a proven library, never a from-scratch reinvention.
• Gaia orchestrator (src/gaia/core) routes a task to the best subagent.
• Agent factory + registry (src/gaia/agents) builds an ADK agent for a new task and persists it as an A2A AgentCard so it is reused next time.
• Two-tier memory (src/gaia/memory): short-term = ADK session state; long-term = mem0.
• Connectors (src/gaia/connectors): Telegram, WhatsApp, CLI — thin I/O adapters only.
• Config (src/gaia/config): secrets come from env/.env (Settings); everything else lives in a hot-reloaded ~/.gaia/gaia.yaml (ConfigSupplier) — toggle connectors and edit settings without restarting. A commented default is scaffolded on first run.

google-adk · a2a-sdk · mem0ai · python-telegram-bot · pywa. Managed with uv.

uv sync --all-groups            # install
uv run ruff check --fix .       # lint
uv run mypy src                 # types
uv run pytest                   # tests

See CLAUDE.md for the full development workflow.