THE OPEN-SOURCE TOOLKIT
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10 agents
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AvailablePaul Gauthier and Aider contributors
A terminal-based AI pair programmer for creating projects and modifying existing repositories. Aider maps relevant code, applies edits and integrates with Git so changes remain easy to inspect.
AvailableCline Bot Inc.
A coding agent that works with your project files and development tools. Cline is available in an IDE, terminal and desktop, with an SDK for programmatic integration.
Not maintainedContinue Dev, Inc.
An open-source coding agent delivered as a VS Code extension, JetBrains plugin and CLI. Its public code remains available for use and adaptation, but the official repository is no…
AvailableA terminal-based agent from Google for understanding code, editing files and using tools. It combines Gemini access with shell, file-system and web tools, and can be extended with MCP…
AvailableBlock (original creator); AAIF community
A general-purpose agent for development, research and everyday workflows. Goose runs on your machine and connects language models to tools through extensions. Originally built at Block, it is now…
AvailableNous Research
A persistent personal agent with memory, reusable skills and scheduled tasks. Hermes can work through a terminal or messaging gateway and retain useful context across sessions.
AvailableOpen Interpreter team
A coding agent focused on efficient use of lower-cost models. The current official project is a Rust-based agent with configurable model harnesses, terminal workflows and computer-use testing tools.
BetaOpenHands (All Hands AI)
An open-source software-development agent ecosystem. Agent Canvas provides a self-hosted interface for running agents and automations, while the OpenHands agent can edit code and execute development tasks.
AvailableAlibaba — Qwen team
An open-source coding agent from the Qwen team. It provides terminal and editor workflows, with additional desktop, browser and messaging interfaces, and supports multiple model protocols.
SupersededPrinceton and Stanford researchers
A research-oriented software-engineering agent that uses tools to investigate and fix repository issues. Its configuration and execution traces support experimentation with autonomous coding systems.
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