opcode is a free, open-source desktop application that gives Anthropic's command-line coding agent a graphical interface.
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Korbit is an AI code reviewer that works directly inside pull requests on GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket.
OpenHands is an open-source, model-agnostic platform for running coding agents in the cloud.
Fern is a developer platform that produces documentation websites, client libraries and a command-line interface for an API from one definition.
FireHydrant is an incident management system that brings alerting, on-call scheduling, runbooks, status pages and retrospectives into one place.
Amp is a coding agent and development environment for engineers who want agents running independently.
Speed meets intelligence
DeepWiki scans repositories and builds indexes you can talk to
Terminal finally reinvented
Verdent AI operates as a multi-agent coding system where several AI assistants work in parallel rather than sequentially
An AI coding assistant that works while you sleep sounds like science fiction, but Jules runs continuously in the cloud doing exactly that
Your codebase documents itself—that's the core promise here
Traycer verifies AI-generated code against your original plan
Comp AI automates compliance certification workflows through AI agents that continuously collect evidence and monitor security posture across connected systems
When production systems fail at 3 AM, Sherlocks
Code completion faster than typing
Engineering teams face brutal challenges with complex user flows
This LLM gateway lets teams tap into over 100 AI models through one API endpoint
When something breaks in production, Multiplayer
MockMe
CodeThreat's AI agents learn your codebase
You'll need developers who actually understand the security feedback DryRun Security generates
Grit scans millions of lines of code to find patterns and fix them automatically, filling a critical gap in code maintenance
Security scanners bury dev teams in alerts