dothething launches as a terminal-native autonomous AI agent

Hot take: this is less “chat with a coding assistant” and more “give the machine a job and let it run,” which makes it interesting for anyone trying to operationalize agents outside the IDE.

• –The product is built around autonomous execution, not just suggestion, with planning, tool use, and final output baked into the workflow.
• –Browser automation via Camoufox and SearXNG gives it a practical research-and-web-investigation layer beyond terminal-only agents.
• –The model-routing story is sensible: cheap models handle most work, with GPT-5.5 escalation for harder reasoning.
• –Orchestrator mode and parallel agents are the differentiators if it holds up in practice, especially for long-running multi-step tasks.
• –Email automation and self-management push it toward a general-purpose local operator rather than a niche coding tool.