Coding agents

An unofficial Linux port of MiniMax's AI coding assistant desktop app, packaged as a .deb for Debian-based distributions and a .pkg.tar.zst for Arch-based distributions, since MiniMax does not officially support Linux.

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An always-on, self-hosted local AI assistant and coding-agent runtime written in Go that keeps one durable session across a terminal UI, Telegram and MCP tools, with SQLite memory and human approvals.

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A personal AI workspace and runtime that acts as a control plane for agent work: a local gateway for chatting with model providers, running Hecate's own tasks, and supervising external coding-agent sessions with approvals and full tracing.

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A desktop workspace for coordinating multiple coding agents, such as Claude Code, Codex and Pi, across local and SSH-connected projects, each in its own git worktree with built-in code review.

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A self-hosted workflow engine that lets a team design a multi-step workflow once in a web UI, then have any connected coding agent start and execute it, with every step logged in a live timeline.

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An autonomous AI coworker that receives tasks over Telegram or email, plans and critiques its own work, writes code, runs tests and opens pull requests, restarting or hibernating itself on failures.

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A Codex plugin that runs an LSP client in the background so Codex gets post-edit diagnostics automatically, plus explicit MCP tools for language-aware operations such as go-to-definition and rename.

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A self-contained terminal AI coding assistant that speaks Anthropic's Claude API and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, running an autonomous tool-using loop behind a permission system.

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A persistent JavaScript REPL extension for the pi agent that spawns async subagents in their own tmux sessions and git worktrees, with a full MCP client built in.

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An autonomous agent that runs the operational side of maintaining open-source repositories, triaging issues and reviewing pull requests across iterations while leaving merges and design decisions to the maintainer.

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A local-first, multi-agent software-engineering runtime with its own scheduler, sandbox, permission system and REPL, running agentic coding workflows through Ollama, llama.cpp, vLLM or LM Studio.

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A Nix script that runs coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex CLI and GitHub Copilot CLI inside hardware-isolated QEMU microVMs, so their dangerous auto-approve flags cannot touch the rest of the host.

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An experimental agent orchestration loop built on the Pi coding agent that takes a work item through implementation specialists and then independently reviews the resulting local pull request through separate PR-control specialists.

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A hackable, open-source terminal coding agent and agent runtime with a browser and mobile web dashboard for managing every session, model switching, subagents, and a built-in issue-to-merge automation workflow.

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An open-source AI coding agent for the terminal that remembers what it learns about a user and their projects from the work itself, avoiding re-explaining context on every session.

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A single-file web app that turns natural-language requests into ready-to-run Bash or Python scripts and terminal commands tailored to Linux Mint 22.3, talking directly from the browser to a local or cloud LLM API with the user's own key.

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A local-first pocket agent app for iOS and Android that runs coding and general-purpose AI agent sessions on the phone, with a choice of model backend and approval-gated tool execution.

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A self-hosted, Claude-powered autonomous coding agent that plans a project, writes code and tracks its own tickets unattended for hours, with two-way Telegram control from a phone.

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An open-source, self-hostable AI agent that asks several models the same hard question and blends their answers, then plans, uses tools and checks its own work on longer tasks, remembering what works across sessions.

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A desktop coding agent for Mac and Windows that can be sent tasks by text or voice from a phone, works unattended for hours, and has a second AI agent review every finished job before you see it.

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A native Android client for the OpenCode AI coding agent that connects to a running OpenCode server, giving real-time AI chat, a terminal, a file browser and a code editor from a phone or tablet.

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A headless orchestrator for coding-agent CLIs that processes a shared work queue in deterministic order, dispatching each item to an adapter such as Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex or Aider and handling every outcome through an explicit path.

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An orchestrator that brings AI chat, project work, document knowledge and automations into one workspace, connecting agents such as OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode and Qwen Code, self-hosted or as a managed cloud service.

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A realtime dashboard and control room for supervising a fleet of coding agents inside tmux or Zellij, showing each agent's state, task, context health and cost, with wakeups, budgets and supervised runs to build a harness on top.

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