Coding agents

A protocol bridge that wires separate AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Cline into one open A2A 1.0 mesh so they can discover each other, share an inbox and send each other tasks across machines over mTLS.

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A Windows desktop app that turns ideas into tasks, runs coding agents such as OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, Grok and Antigravity CLIs against a chosen project folder, and tracks their work with a live session tree and a review queue.

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A self-hosted client that runs Claude Code, Codex, opencode and Kimi Code in tmux on your own Linux or Mac server, using your existing CLI subscriptions, and lets you drive and monitor them from a desktop app, phone app or browser.

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A self-hosted browser workspace that gives persistent, split-pane terminal access to Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and a plain shell on a Linux server, keeping sessions alive in tmux across disconnects.

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A cross-platform Tauri desktop app that gives coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Cursor Agent live access to real SSH terminal sessions over MCP, while keeping passwords, private keys and sudo prompts entirely out of the AI's path.

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A coding agent that lets a developer write Python functions as tools, which the agent then chains, runs in parallel and inspects before deciding what to fold back into the conversation, following the same session across terminal, desktop and phone clients.

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An AI coding assistant that runs as both a command-line tool and a Visual Studio Code extension, using a bring-your-own-key model where the developer pays their configured AI provider - AWS Bedrock or OpenRouter - directly instead of a subscription.

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A cross-platform desktop app that adds a voice interface to coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI: you talk to the agent out loud and hear its answers in a natural voice, with everything running on the local machine.

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A stateless daemon that turns a labeled GitHub issue into a pull request using headless Claude Code, asking clarifying questions on vague issues, running an architect-versus-product-owner debate before implementing, and parking failures instead of retrying unattended.

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A structurally enforced software-development pipeline in which agent teams turn a GitHub issue or rough description into a reviewed pull request, with peer review, context tracking and a zero-credential sandbox designed to keep every merge decision with a human.

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An experimental iOS app that runs DeepSeek Harness, a coding-agent CLI, entirely on an iPad or iPhone by embedding the iSH-ARM64 Linux emulator, booting Alpine Linux with Node.js, and showing the harness's own web UI in an in-app browser view.

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A cross-platform desktop terminal and SSH client that combines local shells, remote SSH, SFTP file management, host monitoring and port forwarding with an optional AI assistant that runs on the user's own machine.

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A Neovim plugin that runs Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot or Grok as chat buffers with direct access to the editor: reading and writing buffers, running Ex commands and querying the live LSP for diagnostics and definitions.

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A self-hosted bridge that lets Claude Code, Codex and other coding-agent CLIs collaborate inside a Telegram group chat, using a generation-counted envelope protocol to stop message loops between agents.

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An Android app that runs Codex, Claude Code and OpenMinis coding agents plus a separate phone-control agent inside one native app, with three terminals, a shared browser, three-agent collaboration and accessibility-focused design.

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An AI development orchestration tool that spawns coding agents to claim GitHub or Gitea issues, implement features, review pull requests, and merge code, coordinated entirely through issue and PR labels.

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A bridge that lets Claude Cowork or Claude in the browser hand a task to a real Claude Code agent running on the user's own Mac, Linux, or WSL2 machine, streaming the result back to the chat.

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A standalone desktop app for Editor Code Assistant (ECA), an AI pair-programming system, that connects to an external eca server for chat, code suggestions and context management without requiring an editor at all.

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A native desktop workspace that runs 27 external AI coding CLIs alongside a built-in agent, developer tool CLIs, an embedded editor, an in-app browser, and a layered image editor, replacing a scattered set of terminal tabs with one command center.

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An independent workspace and harness for AI coding and research agents, usable on desktop, web, and mobile, built around a bundled Pi runtime with a governed permission system and two switchable interfaces: a session-centered agent workspace and a full IDE workbench.

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An MCP server and CLI that hands off a coding-agent session to the next one by building a brief from git facts and test results rather than trusting the previous agent's own summary.

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A protocol and CLI that moves a live conversation from one AI coding agent to another -- Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others -- without copying the transcript or re-writing the brief for the new tool.

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A background orchestration service that routes GitHub issues to AI coding agents such as Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Kimi, or MiniMax, running each in an isolated git worktree through to an automatically opened pull request.

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A self-hosted AI development workspace where a user describes an application in chat, reviews the generated specification, and builds it in an integrated editor with a live preview, producing a React frontend with an optional Go backend.

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