Coding agents

An open-source coding agent CLI, daemon and Telegram bridge that builds a feature and verifies its own work in the background, notifying the user when it finishes or needs a decision, and works with any model provider including local models.

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A local, self-hosted platform that generates complete applications, including a web UI, API, database and CLI, from a natural-language description, using more than 30 integrated local services running on the user's own hardware.

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A spec-driven task-management tool for AI coding assistants such as Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI, built around reviewing an agent's plan before it writes code rather than reviewing the resulting diff afterward.

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A narrow, self-contained inference engine for two specific Qwen models, Qwen3.6-35B-A3B and Qwen3.8-27B, with Vulkan and Metal graph executors tuned for the AMD BC-250 and Apple Silicon, plus a built-in coding agent and HTTP server.

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An always-on, voice-controlled desktop agent that manages coding workspaces and background tasks, deciding when a progress update is worth interrupting the user for rather than narrating every step, with support for macOS, Windows and Ubuntu.

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A cross-platform, terminal-based coding agent CLI for repository-level software development, with persistent sessions, context management, durable project memory and multi-agent collaboration.

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A Claude Code plugin that turns a one-line feature idea into a spec, a dependency-ordered task plan, and reviewed, tested, committed code, running each task in its own git worktree under a five-phase autonomous loop.

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A git-native coding agent for Mac that runs entirely locally through Apple's MLX framework, using commits, branches and worktrees as the agent's own state, history and execution model.

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A keyboard-first local web application for orchestrating multi-agent software work, letting a developer capture tasks, dispatch coding agents and review their output across several repositories.

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An autonomous terminal coding agent written in Python, with plan, code and chat modes, custom sub-agents, task tracking and evidence-gated memory that persists across long tasks.

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An AI agent orchestration tool for open-source project maintenance, using a deterministic pipeline to classify GitHub issues and pull requests before dispatching only judgment calls to AI agents.

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• Git

An orchestration daemon that watches GitHub issues and pull requests against configurable rules and automatically dispatches GitHub Copilot CLI sessions to work on them without a developer starting them by hand.

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A document-native framework that turned AI coding agents' tasks, decisions and verification evidence into repository files, so a new agent could resume from durable facts instead of chat history.

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A containerized AI coding workstation that bundles OpenCode with more than fifty developer tools, a sandboxed headless browser and support for over ten AI providers, including a user's own Claude subscription.

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A tool that installs an offline AI coding agent onto a USB drive, so plugging it into a Windows, macOS or Linux laptop gives a terminal coding agent backed by a local model with no install on the host.

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An Open WebUI tool that ports the Superpowers agentic development workflow of brainstorming, spec writing, planning and execution to any local or remote OpenAI-compatible model.

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A provider plugin that adds Ollama Cloud as a model source for the Pi coding agent, with dynamic model discovery and web search and fetch tools through an API key.

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A Claude Code skill that delegates implementation-heavy coding work, such as multi-file refactors and boilerplate generation, to the Codex CLI as an execution specialist, while keeping planning, review and final acceptance inside Claude.

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A Rust-based terminal and web control plane that runs Codex, Claude Code, Muse Code, Kimi Code and Grok Build sessions side by side, on a laptop, in a container, over SSH or on EC2, and keeps them running after the terminal closes.

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An independent, open-source terminal coding-agent harness built specifically around the Motif-3 language model's measured behavior, rather than a general harness pointed at a different API endpoint.

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An autonomous software-factory agent orchestrator that polls GitHub or Linear for candidate tickets and dispatches parallel coding-agent sessions to work them from backlog through pull-request creation, review and merge.

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An agent-driven framework that automates GPU kernel optimization by pointing a coding agent, currently Claude Code, at a kernel operator and letting it iterate inside an isolated workspace using profilers and per-language knowledge the framework provides.

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A local AI companion for Windows, macOS and Linux with persistent per-project memory, an integrated code editor, and 30 or more built-in tools, positioned as a personal alternative to general-purpose agent frameworks.

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A local-first fleet manager for command-line coding agents that runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Pi unattended in pseudo-terminals, with one dashboard to watch, message and automate the whole fleet.

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