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Coding Agent
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Codex Infinity: hosted autonomous coding agent platform
Codex Infinity is a cloud platform for running autonomous coding agent sessions with advanced reasoning, AI art generation, and cloud orchestration. A hosted take on what local coding agents do, at unlimited scale.
Polyscope: cockpit interface for AI-driven development
Polyscope positions itself as 'the new cockpit' for AI-driven development — a central control interface for the era when AI writes code and humans supervise. Minimal public detail, but the framing is noteworthy.
roborev: continuous code review for AI agent commits
roborev automatically reviews every commit an AI coding agent makes via git hooks, accumulating findings in a persistent queue. The problem it solves: agents write fast but move on before reviewing their own mistakes.
Augment Intent: coordinator-plus-specialist agent orchestration
Augment Intent is a desktop app where a coordinator agent breaks tasks into living specs, then delegates to specialist agents working in parallel. The specs stay current as code evolves — avoiding the documentation decay that makes most spec-driven workflows impractical.
Supacode: terminal command center for parallel coding agents
Supacode is a native terminal command center for running 50+ AI coding agents in parallel. Designed for developers who want to run fleets of agents from a single terminal interface.
AgentRC: context engineering and AI-readiness for repos
AgentRC (formerly Primer) measures and generates AI-readiness for repos — scoring across 9 pillars, generating instruction files, and running CI drift detection so agent context stays current as code evolves.
Leap: AI Developer Agent That Builds and Deploys to Your Cloud
Leap is a full-stack AI developer agent that builds and deploys applications directly to your cloud (AWS or GCP) — you describe what to build, it codes and deploys. It's the most integrated version of the AI coding agent vision: not just code generation but end-to-end deployment.
How to Build an Agent: Minimal Code-Editing Agent in <400 Lines
A practical tutorial showing how to build a fully functional code-editing agent in under 400 lines of code. Worth reading as a minimal reference implementation that strips the problem down to its essential loop.