“coding”

Local-first desktop orchestrator that runs specialist coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini in one shared workspace.

Local-first desktop workbench for Claude Code and other agents, with worktrees, diff review, multi-model support and chat-app remote access.

Terminal coding agent that sends each request to whichever free model is answering today.

Agentic coding tool that runs in the terminal, with a separate Snow App desktop client

Local-first desktop and terminal workspace where AI agents work on code, documents and research.

AI code reviewer that checks pull requests against the whole codebase and scans repos for bugs overnight

Multi-device terminal server for running Claude Code, opencode, Codex and OpenClaw with sessions that survive disconnects.

Desktop workspace that runs several existing CLI coding agents in parallel with shared workflows.

Open-source workspace that shows the status of coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex running in tmux panes.

Coding agent built on pi that hands routine decisions to a small judge model, so the main model can focus on the code.

Self-hosted workspace where people and coding agents share projects, live sessions and persistent Mates across providers.

Local-first control app for running and following coding agents from a desktop or a Linux server.

Go terminal coding agent with cost-aware routing across LLM providers, shipped as one binary.

Open-source desktop and mobile AI agent client that runs Claude Code and Codex on your own machine.

Runs a Claude Code dev team on your server and drives it from Telegram, VK or LO chats, opening a PR per request.

Managed cloud platform for background coding agents and code review, with your choice of harness and model.

AI code review and cloud coding agents in isolated sandboxes, with a status view of changes across repos.

Free desktop app where AI agent teams work tasks from a kanban board, message each other and review each other's work.

Infinite-canvas IDE for parallel coding agents, with terminals, editors and browsers as panels and per-agent status.

Terminal coding agent, forked from OpenAI's Codex, tuned for low-cost open models and compatible with ACP editors

Terminal coding agent packaged as a single Rust binary that can run fully offline with a local GGUF model.

Locally run, multi-provider AI coding workspace for the desktop, with sessions you can continue from a phone on the same LAN.

Terminal coding agent with language-server and debugger tools built in, supporting more than 60 model providers

Open-source coding agent for terminal, desktop, browser and editor that edits files and runs commands and tests