AI coding agent

Open-source AI coding agent focused on context curation and lower API cost. The repo describes hash-anchored edits, AST-based refactoring, parallel operations, and benchmark results against other agents.

Aether is a cloud devbox for autonomous coding agents that can be watched, steered, and verified while working on tasks from GitHub, Slack, Linear, the terminal, or an API.

Excalibur is an open-source AI coding agent for product engineers. It runs from the terminal, supports multiple model providers, and covers the full workflow from discovery and planning through implementation, verification, review, and shipping.

An autonomous terminal coding agent built for Android Termux plus Windows, macOS, and Linux. The repo describes PLAN and AGENT modes, image input, a live web server, rollback, diagnostics, memory, and support for multiple AI providers.

A local CLI for replaying what AI coding agents accessed on your machine, including file reads, secrets that entered context, and possible read-then-network-call exposure paths. It also scans exported ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini histories for sensitive data.

A native macOS app that uses Claude to act as an autonomous coding agent for Apple platform development. It can inspect an Xcode project, make edits, build, launch, and validate changes with xcodebuildmcp and UI automation.

Clixad is a free terminal-based AI coding agent. It installs via npm, signs in with GitHub, and lets users earn credits through forms or surveys to run models like Claude and Gemini without a subscription.

Dino is a VS Code AI coding agent designed for affordable coding plans, with staged diff-based edits, local conversation storage, and support for multiple model providers.

Bullet is a fast coding agent for macOS that focuses on lower-latency routing, targeted code search, and parallel tool execution. The page highlights a private beta, free access, and an internal demo with SWE-bench Verified results.

Beckon is a Rust CLI that plays different sounds for AI coding agent events such as completion, blockers, failures, and throttling. It supports installs, configurable packs, per-project behavior, and custom audio overrides.