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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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happier
happier-dev
Open-source web, desktop and mobile control room for running coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex on your own machines.
AgentAFreshness: A★ 2K - 0.633score
agtx
fynnfluegge
Terminal kanban board that assigns tasks to several coding agents and hands work between them by phase.
AgentAFreshness: A★ 1.7K - 0.609score
kandev
kdlbs
Kanban workspace for running several coding agents in parallel, reviewing their changes and opening pull requests
AgentAFreshness: A★ 1K - 0.535score
pr-cockpit
taovc
Local desktop and web workbench that reviews a repo's pull requests with Claude or Codex in isolated worktrees and posts only approved comments.
AgentBFreshness: B★ 485 - 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
GitLab Duo Agent Platform
GitLab
AI agents inside GitLab for planning, coding, security and pipelines, with optional human checkpoints
AgentCFreshness: C - 0.450score
Kiro
Amazon Web Services
AWS's spec-driven coding agent that turns prompts into requirements, designs and tasks, available in IDE, CLI, web and mobile
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
Vercel Agent
Vercel
Vercel's agent that investigates production issues and reviews code, asking for approval before it takes actions.
AgentCFreshness: C