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Agents
Agents that do a job for you: coding agents in your terminal or IDE, research and browser agents, and support, sales and legal agents. Each page says how autonomous it is, where you use it, who hosts it and what it costs, with sources.
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Kilo Code
Kilo Code
Open-source coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, the CLI and the cloud that works with 500+ models
AgentAFreshness: A★ 27.7K - 0.482score
Amazon Q Developer
Amazon Web Services
AWS's AI assistant for developers that chats, writes and tests code, upgrades Java and .NET apps, and helps operate AWS
AgentDFreshness: D★ 2K - 0.450score
AWS DevOps Agent
Amazon Web Services
AWS agent that reviews code for release readiness, tests releases and investigates production incidents across AWS, multicloud and on-prem.
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
Cleric
Cleric
DevOps agent that checks production after each change, flags regressions and handles alerts, opening fix PRs for review.
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
CodeRabbit
CodeRabbit
AI code reviewer for pull requests that also runs in the IDE and CLI and learns from team feedback
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
Cursor Agent
Anysphere
Cursor's coding agent that you run from the terminal or editor, with a choice of frontier models and support for scripts and automations
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
Devin
Cognition
Cloud-based autonomous software engineer that takes tickets, writes and tests code in its own browser, and opens pull requests
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
Sentry Seer
Sentry
Sentry's debugging agent that investigates new issues, finds the root cause and drafts a fix as a pull request.
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
Warp
Warp
Terminal and agent platform where the Warp Agent edits code and runs commands locally, plus cloud agents and team factories
AgentCFreshness: C