Coding agents.
AI-powered coding assistants, IDE integrations, and autonomous software engineers that write, review, and debug code. Sorted by scores from 2 published community reviews where available; editorial research is excluded from scores. First in this view: Aider, Continue.
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Sort by:Community score01AAiderPaul 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 SonnetAwaiting community signal—0 community reviews02
ContinueCursor · 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 Cursor acquired Continue, and the standalone service is no longer active.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 setupClaudeAwaiting community signal—0 community reviews
ContinueCursor · 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 Cursor acquired Continue, and the standalone service is no longer active.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 setupClaudeAwaiting community signal—0 community reviewsCompare ready. Start with the top 2 visible agents.Compare