Show HN: Humbug: GUI-based agentic dev platform built with only 3 dependencies

- Humbug is a new open-source, GUI-based "agentic" development platform that lets users build software agents visually instead of writing code. Its notable claim is being built with only 3 software dependencies, which is extremely minimal compared to most modern GUI applications. - "Agentic" refers to AI systems that can autonomously plan and execute multi-step tasks (like coding, web research, or data analysis) — a hot trend following the rise of large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4. - The Show HN tag indicates this was posted directly to Hacker News, a tech-community site where makers share projects for feedback; a Show HN submission is essentially a developer's public launch. - Keeping dependencies minimal matters for long-term maintenance, security auditing, and ease of installation — many similar tools rely on dozens or hundreds of external libraries, which can break or introduce vulnerabilities.