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10 posts tagged #coding-agents
Browse 10 posts tagged Coding Agents. Setup notes, reviews, comparisons, and workflow patterns.
opencode is a TypeScript coding agent with 215,000 stars and an MIT license. Its GitHub description is one sentence, which says something about the project.
ai-memory is a Rust tool for long-term memory in agent coding CLIs, built so work can hand off cleanly between different AI agent vendors.
Cloudflare's open-source skill runs multi-phase security audits against code via coding agents, emitting machine-verified findings. MIT, JavaScript, 7.3k stars.
Cline is an Apache-2.0 autonomous coding agent that ships as an SDK, CLI, and IDE extension. TypeScript, 68k stars, the long-running open alternative to closed coding agents.
Claude Code is Anthropic's official agentic coding tool that lives in your terminal and executes routine engineering tasks. TypeScript, 145k stars, the canonical Claude CLI.
Ponytail is a portable AI coding skill pack that pushes Claude Code and Codex toward smaller diffs, fewer dependencies, and measurable cost savings. Drop-in setup guide.
Haystack replaces GitHub PR review with an AI triage queue that sorts agent-generated PRs into safe, fixable, or human-review buckets before a human reads a diff.
Runtime gives your whole team safe access to Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents with snapshot environments, scoped secrets, and infrastructure-level.
Nia indexes your codebases, docs, and wikis into a retrievable context layer that stops AI coding agents from hallucinating outdated API references and wrong.
Superset runs Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other AI coding agents simultaneously in parallel workspaces. Orchestrate agents, automated workflows, and code.