Apps tagged with 'AI Coding Agent' Page 2 of 2

Pick any AI. Use any tool. Render your data any way you like. Aynite sets your creativity free.

See and control what your LLM is doing to your codebase: inspectable tool calls, branching threads, and editable context. Runs locally, remotely, or both.

Built end-to-end by Tencent, Hy is a large language model engineered for excellence in content creation, reasoning, code, and conversation. From complex tasks in writing, research, and work, to everyday dialogue, knowledge, and creativity, Hy responds with precision, coherence...

A native macOS app that runs an autonomous AI coding agent for Apple platform development. Describe what you want to build, and AgentSwift uses Claude to discover your project, implement changes, build, run, and validate — without you touching Xcode.

Vicoa lets you run a team of coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode) anywhere, on any device. Start coding on your laptop, switch easily to mobile or web, get alerts when your AI agent needs input, and approve changes with one tap.

A coding-focused perk of the Kimi membership, engineered to drop into any dev workflow, answer faster and more reliably, and get programming tasks done in record time.

Baton is the professional desktop app for orchestrating multiple AI coding agents. Run Claude Code, Gemini, and Codex CLI in parallel with git-isolated worktrees. No merge conflicts, just shipping. Mac, Windows, Linux.

A completely free, AI-powered development engine that serves as a limitless alternative to restrictive site builders like lovable. Unlike competitors that hide features behind paywalls or only offer static designs, Noirdev generates production-ready, full stack web applications...

dmux is a tool for running multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode) in parallel using tmux and git worktrees. It provides hooks to automate every portion of the worktree lifecycle, supports multiple projects in the same session, as well as multiple worktrees...

Phoenix.vu is the AI coding agent for Xcode — generate Swift, auto-fix builds, review diffs. Your code stays on your Mac.

TermLink lets you open the terminal sessions where Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor Agent or a plain shell are running, from any browser or from your phone.

Your Mac dev environment on your iPhone and iPad: the iOS Simulator mirrored live with touch, Xcode builds installed on the real device in your hand, AI coding agent sessions and a real terminal.

Reika is a coding agent that runs in your terminal and works with any OpenAI-compatible model server: llama.cpp, MLX, vLLM, or a cloud API. It was designed around small local models first (8B–35B, often heavily quantized, on a 16–32k context window), so it is careful with...

Web-based harness for AI coding agents that isolates repository work, runs tests and reviews changes, records evidence, and supports controlled merges.

Local CLI that scores dependency and runtime drift, checks known vulnerabilities, maps code relationships, and ranks upgrade work for CI.

AI coding editor whose agents plan changes, edit files, run tests, review results, and present checkpoints for approval in editor, terminal, CI, and IDEs.

Hosted queue that sends unblocked issues to AI coding agents through MCP, with fenced leases, checkpoints, review workflows, Git sync and worktrees.

A free desktop app for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Gemini CLI: agents in tabs and split panes, cost per repository, plan limits, history, your phone.

Git, VMs, deployments, and execution — unified infrastructure for code you didn't write. The platform for AI app builders and workflow engines.

A repository intelligence layer for coding agents. It helps agents access relevant repository knowledge, including code, APIs, dependencies, tests, and implementation patterns, so they can spend less time exploring and more time solving.

Horadric turns every coding agent session into a small tile on the desktop, grouped by project. A tile turns amber when the agent needs you.

YC-backed autonomous coding agent platform. Twill ships PRs in sandboxed environments, and pings you when it needs your input. Integrates with GitHub, Slack, Linear, and more.

Turns your MacBook notch into pages of widgets, plays your music, answers Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI, and keeps your two-factor codes in a built-in authenticator.

Orchestrates specialist AI agents for planning, building, testing, reviewing, and shipping code in secure cloud environments with GitHub and voice chat.

Runs coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI in a Linux sandbox on a copy of your project, then lets you review and apply their changes like a pull request.