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01AAiderPaul Gauthier · Free and open-source; you pay for your own LLM API keys · CliAider is the most popular open-source terminal-based coding agent, enabling AI-assisted pair programming directly in your CLI. It maps your repository with a tree-sitter code graph and surgically edits files while automatically creating git commits for every change. Aider supports virtually every major LLM via API and is the go-to choice for developers who want full control without a GUI.CliModerate setupClaude Sonnet—0 community reviews02Augment CodeAugment · Standard $20/month and Business $100/month, each flat for up to 50 seats with included usage, then pay as you go; Enterprise custom · CliAugment Code is an AI software-development platform for large codebases. Its plans include the Cosmos software factory, CLI access, daemon and automation workflows, MCP and native tools, IDE integrations, and AI review for GitHub pull requests, backed by Augment's codebase-aware Context Engine.CliModerate setupProprietary (Augment models) + frontier model ensemble—0 community reviews03ContinueCursor · Acquired by Cursor; the former open-source Continue codebase remains available as an archive · CliContinue was an open-source coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, and CLI workflows. Cursor acquired Continue, and the standalone service is no longer active. Its open-source codebase remains available for reference and reuse.CliModerate setupClaude—0 community reviews04GGooseAgentic AI Foundation (Linux Foundation) · Free and open source (Apache-2.0); bring your own model API keys or supported AI subscriptions · CliGoose is a local, open-source general-purpose agent governed by the Agentic AI Foundation at the Linux Foundation. It offers desktop, CLI, and API interfaces for coding, research, automation, and data work, with MCP extensions, skills, recipes, subagents, and configurable model providers.CliModerate setupUser-configurable across 15+ providers including Anthropic—0 community reviews05OOpen Code ReviewAlibaba · Free and open source (Apache-2.0). Bring your own model endpoint or API key; model usage costs are separate. · CliOpen-source AI code-review CLI combining deterministic review pipelines with an LLM agent to produce line-level comments. Includes multi-language rules for issues such as null-pointer errors, thread safety, XSS, and SQL injection, with OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible model support.CliModerate setupConfigurable OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible models—0 community reviews06OrcaStably AI · Free and open source (MIT). Bring your own coding-agent subscriptions or API keys; model usage is billed separately. · CliOpen-source desktop environment with mobile companions for running Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other CLI coding agents in parallel. Each agent works in an isolated Git worktree, with integrated terminals, diffs, a browser, and remote-workspace support.CliModerate setupDepends on the connected coding agent—0 community reviews
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