14 tools found
Plandex is an open-source, terminal-based AI coding agent for planning and completing large software tasks. It works across multiple files, uses version-controlled plans, and supports reviewing changes before applying them.
SWE-agent is an open-source system from Princeton University's NLP group that lets language models inspect repositories, edit code, and run commands to resolve GitHub issues through a purpose-built agent-computer interface.
Continue is an open-source platform for building AI coding assistants. Its IDE extensions support chat, code completion, editing, and agent workflows, with configurable language models and development context.
Roo Code is an open-source, agentic coding assistant for Visual Studio Code. It can generate and edit files, run terminal commands, use browser automation, and connect to multiple AI model providers.
Cline is an open-source autonomous coding agent for Visual Studio Code. It can inspect projects, edit files, run terminal commands, use a browser, and connect to external tools through the Model Context Protocol.
Augment Code is an AI software-development platform for professional engineering teams. It provides context-aware code completion, chat, instructions, and agent workflows through IDE integrations and related developer tools.
Jules is Google’s asynchronous AI coding agent. It works with GitHub repositories in a cloud virtual machine to plan changes, modify code, run tests, and present a diff for review before users merge it.
Claude Code is Anthropic’s agentic coding tool for working from a terminal, IDE, desktop app, or browser. It can inspect repositories, edit files, run commands, explain code, and assist with development workflows.
Goose is an open-source AI agent from Block that runs locally, connects language models to developer tools through extensions, and can plan and execute multi-step software engineering and automation tasks.
OpenHands is an open-source platform for AI software-development agents. It lets developers run agents that modify code, execute commands, browse the web, and interact with repositories through a sandboxed runtime.
Codegen develops AI software-engineering agents that connect to codebases and project tools, investigate tasks, generate code, and open pull requests. Its platform targets engineering teams automating development workflows.
Cursor Agent is an autonomous coding mode in the Cursor code editor. It can inspect a repository, edit multiple files, run terminal commands, and use configured tools to complete software-development tasks from natural-language instructions.
Factory develops AI-native software engineering agents called Droids. The platform helps development teams plan, write, review, test, and maintain code through integrations with repositories and engineering workflows.
Replit Agent is an AI software-building tool within Replit that turns natural-language requests into working applications. It can plan projects, write code, configure infrastructure, test changes, and deploy apps from the browser.