Coding agents

A native macOS app that shows Claude Code runs as a city, with each project as a building, each team as a floor of robots, and every animation driven by a real event from the claude CLI's stream.

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A small, single-binary agent runtime that points at any OpenAI-compatible model, local or hosted, reads and edits a repository's code, runs its tests and remembers what it learned, with a loop implemented in a few hundred lines.

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An Electron desktop app that puts Claude Code, Codex and Grok coding-agent sessions side by side and lets you steer them by voice, with a small model handling fast routing decisions.

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A Mac app for developers that surfaces a waiting Claude Code or Codex approval prompt on the MacBook notch, so an agent run stops idling while you are in another window.

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• Desktop utilities

Loads an unpacked Chrome extension that lets a local AI coding agent click, type and read the tabs, cookies and logins of a Chrome window you already have open.

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• Browser automation

A macOS app that gives coding agents such as Claude Code a persistent visual workspace, so an agent can build interactive pages, tools, and diagrams that stay wired to the underlying repo.

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• Debugging

A tool that connects two AI coding agents directly over an encrypted peer-to-peer link, so they can compare notes, agree on an interface, or debug together without a human relaying messages.

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An open-source desktop app from CodePawl for running a small team of named AI workers on your own computer, using the Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or Gemini CLI plan you already pay for.

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Builds a local coding-agent team on top of Ollama and OpenCode by detecting the machine's hardware, recommending models for seven specialist roles, and testing whether each assigned model can actually use tools, edit a repository and pass verification.

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• Agent frameworks

A free, open-source macOS menu-bar app that finds the dev servers, builds and MCP server copies that coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex leave running, measuring each process's real memory footprint including what has been swapped out.

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• Desktop utilities

A research proxy that lets a small decision model choose Claude Code's reasoning effort on every step, measured to cut a benchmark's cost by up to 55% without breaking the prompt cache.

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An event-driven, harness-neutral API and command-line tool that watches every coding agent running on a machine and lets a developer inspect the sessions, subagents and tool calls they leave behind, without polling.

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• Monitoring

An Electron desktop shell for the official DeepSeek Harness command-line tool, installing the engine from npm rather than bundling a copy of its source, with a plugin marketplace, tray icon, crash-recovery and Windows, Linux and macOS installers.

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• Desktop

Gives each coding agent, such as Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, its own cloud Linux desktop with a running dev server, tests and a signed-in Chrome, so the developer's laptop stays free while several agents work at once.

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• Containers

A native terminal coding agent built entirely in Rust, aiming for a small memory footprint and no runtime overhead, with a scriptable extension engine, discoverable skills, and deterministic memory handling for long-running sessions.

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A self-hosted dashboard for visualizing Claude Code usage from session transcripts, with time-correct cost accounting, per-project attribution, and support for ingesting Codex and Kimi CLI transcripts as well.

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• Monitoring

A backend-agnostic web workspace for running and switching between many concurrent coding-agent CLI sessions, with a tiling window manager, a structured chat view, a file explorer and a code editor.

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An AI coding agent written in pure Rust with a terminal interface, four specialized sub-agents for exploring, documenting, reviewing and implementing, multi-provider model support, and a built-in tool set for editing, search and shell execution.

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A terminal multiplexer and control plane for running several coding-agent CLIs side by side, reachable from a phone over the user's own Tailscale network, with live status, messages between sessions and shared editing keymaps.

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• Terminals

A daemon that turns the machine your code lives on into a workspace reachable from any browser tab, with real terminals for coding-agent CLIs side by side, and an overnight mode that works a GitHub issue backlog while you sleep.

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• Workflow automation

A terminal coding-agent harness that drives a local llama-server backend, with model switching between small tool-calling models and larger autonomous ones, plus scriptable shell and file tools.

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• Terminals

An autonomous software factory that turns tickets from a project board into reviewed pull requests, orchestrating coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Kimi or OpenCode under a merge policy the team chooses.

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Remote control for coding agents: it watches any Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or OpenCode session live from the web, searches everything they have done, and lets you send a new instruction while the agent keeps running in its real terminal.

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A local, conversational control plane that lets several AI coding models propose changes to a repository, while Fusion itself verifies and applies every change only after the user approves its exact bytes.

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