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Coding agents

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  • Happier

    happier.dev

    A web, desktop and mobile client that lets a developer run and orchestrate coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode in parallel across their own machines.

  • U-Claw

    u-claw.org

    A portable AI coding assistant setup that installs Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw onto a USB drive or a computer with a single script, keeping configuration and API keys stored locally.

  • DSH-Desktop-EAC

    github.com

    A bundled desktop client for DeepSeek Harness that packages the official CLI with a native window, system tray, built-in Node.js runtime, ten UI themes and a plugin marketplace, currently undergoing a major rewrite.

  • OpenMono

    github.com

    A free, open-source terminal coding agent that runs entirely on local hardware with a bundled llama.cpp inference server, auto-configuring itself for NVIDIA GPU, CPU or Apple Silicon with no subscription or per-token billing.

  • CoreCoder

    github.com

    A roughly 1,300-line, fully readable coding-agent engine meant as a teaching reference for how a tool like Claude Code actually works, so a developer can read the whole thing and fork it into something of their own.

  • Nimbalyst

    nimbalyst.com

    An open-source, MIT-licensed visual workspace for running and reviewing multiple coding agents such as Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode in parallel, with WYSIWYG editors, session tracking and an iOS companion.

  • treehouse

    github.com

    A CLI that manages a pool of reusable, isolated git worktrees per repository, so each coding-agent session gets its own environment instantly, with dependencies and build cache preserved between uses.

  • dmux

    dmux.ai

    A terminal multiplexer for running several AI coding agents in parallel, giving each one its own tmux pane and isolated git worktree and branch so they can work at the same time without conflicts.

  • llm-agents.nix

    numtide.github.io

    A daily-updated collection of Nix packages for AI coding agents and related development tools, letting each one be run or installed reproducibly through Nix without a separate package manager.

  • A deployable template that runs Claude Code, Codex CLI, GitHub Copilot CLI, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI or opencode inside Vercel Sandbox to execute coding tasks on a user's repositories through a web UI.

  • pi_agent_rust

    github.com

    A from-scratch Rust port of Pi Agent, a native terminal AI coding agent CLI, built to start faster and use fewer resources than managed-runtime or Electron-based alternatives.

  • Whiteboard

    whiteboard.dev.fast

    An open-source desktop app where a developer and their coding agent share a canvas: the agent draws diagrams and traces of its work, and clicking a diagram element jumps to the underlying code.

  • MiniMax Code

    agent.minimax.io

    An open-source terminal coding agent powered by MiniMax models or a user's own model, that understands a project, makes changes and runs tests from the command line, with search, plugins and multimodal tools in the same workflow.

  • nodeterm

    nodeterm.dev

    A node-based terminal manager that places real terminals and parallel AI coding-agent sessions as draggable nodes on an infinite pan-and-zoom canvas, aimed at people who lose track of stacked terminal tabs.

  • WebCodex

    github.com

    A self-hosted bridge that lets cloud AI agents such as ChatGPT, Claude and other MCP clients inspect, edit and test code in a real development environment on the user's own machines.

  • A leveled reference of Claude Code commands, tips and workflows, from installation and authentication through basic, intermediate and advanced usage to subagents.

  • Skales

    skales.app

    A personal AI agent for desktop and mobile that runs on the user's own machine, doing coding, desktop and browser automation and autonomous scheduled tasks, with a free trial or bring-your-own-key models.

  • GitReverse

    gitreverse.com

    A web app that turns a public GitHub repository into a single synthetic prompt that could be pasted into an AI coding tool to recreate the project from scratch.

  • Awesome Agent Orchestrators

    agent-orchestrators.com

    A curated, use-case-organized list of open source and source-available tools for running and coordinating multiple coding agents, from terminal session managers to autonomous loop runners and multi-agent swarms.

  • Intelligent Terminal

    devblogs.microsoft.com

    An experimental fork of Windows Terminal with native integration for Agent Client Protocol (ACP) coding-agent CLIs such as GitHub Copilot, Claude, Codex and Gemini, alongside all of Windows Terminal's usual tabs, profiles and shortcuts.

  • Open Island

    github.com

    A native, open-source macOS notch app that gives a real-time control surface for AI coding agents across thirteen tools and fifteen-plus terminals and IDEs: session status, permission approvals, and instant jump-back to the right terminal.

  • ATLAS

    inferstep.com

    A local coding agent that adds planning, candidate generation, sandboxed verification and repair around compact open models, so smaller models running on a developer's own hardware can handle real software tasks without a hosted API.

  • AI Anywhere

    tmux.online

    A web and mobile dashboard for monitoring and controlling AI agent CLI sessions running in tmux on your own machine, reachable from any browser while terminal traffic stays local by default.

  • A source-level architectural analysis of Claude Code's roughly 512,000 lines of TypeScript, arguing that only a small fraction is AI decision logic while the rest is deterministic infrastructure, packaged with a design guide for agent builders.