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Smelt is an open-source terminal coding agent with a Rust core and Lua plugins, aimed at developers who want a fast, customizable command-line workflow. The page shows install steps, plugin support, vim mode, themes, and benchmark claims comparing memory and speed against other agents.

An iPhone and iPad SSH terminal built for monitoring and responding to AI agents, with sealed agent notifications, Secure Enclave keys, and live panes for workspaces and tabs.

An MIT-licensed terminal coding agent for the Step ecosystem. It reads code, edits files, runs tests, supports MCP servers and plugins, and includes built-in static site publishing.

Self-hosted AI agent for terminal and Telegram with Claude/Codex workers, live activity, and a deterministic permission kernel that gates every tool call.

A Rust CLI that renders terminal text effects as a single static binary, ported with byte-exact parity from TerminalTextEffects. The README explains usage, build steps, supported platforms, and the project’s fidelity/performance goals.

CLI tool that hibernates and restores Claude Code sessions across reboots, with support for multiple terminal backends and exact session resume.

A terminal coding agent for Mac that runs on local models through MLX, edits code, runs tests, and keeps everything on-device.

A local terminal UI for exploring AI coding spend across tools like OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and more. It shows costs by month, day, project, session, and model, with drill-down views, heatmaps, exports, and a web browser mode.

Nanocode is a terminal-based AI coding assistant written in Python. The repo shows CLI install and usage instructions, runtime commands, configuration options, supported providers, and a detailed description of its context and file-editing workflow.

A lightweight, single-binary terminal coding agent harness written in Go. It supports multiple model providers, local OpenAI-compatible models, built-in file and shell tools, extensions, session management, side chat, and swarm subagents.

Kon is a minimal terminal coding agent with a tiny default prompt, a built-in toolset, and configurable model/provider support. The repo includes install steps, CLI usage, example commands, and configuration details.

Fabrica is a Rust-based terminal coding agent with a full TUI, multi-provider model support, and built-in file and shell tools for autonomous coding tasks. It also supports ACP server mode for programmatic control by compatible clients.

A lightweight Rust terminal notes app with SQLite full-text search and an MCP server so Claude can read, create, and update notes.

A Claude Code status-line tool that estimates per-turn costs, subagent spend, cache rebuilds, and usage limits from local session data.

clai is a terminal-first AI tool that pipes stdin to an LLM and writes results to stdout, so it fits naturally into shell workflows like git diffs, text files, and command pipelines.

An SSH client built for AI agents and humans. Corv focuses on named connections, warm authenticated sessions, structured JSON output, and safer command execution for agent-driven infrastructure.

Agentty is a terminal-based AI pair programming tool and a drop-in alternative to Claude Code, built as a single static C++26 binary with support for multiple model providers. The repository shows installation paths, provider examples, sandboxing, air-gapped mode, and integration with Zed via ACP.

Athena is a local desktop control room for AI coding agents. It combines embedded terminals, session history, shared project context, recall handoffs, and MCP-based control for tools like Codex, OpenCode, Claude Code, and Hermes.

A self-hosted mobile web UI for watching terminal-based coding agents, replying to blocked prompts, and getting push alerts from a phone.

A terminal CLI that watches a Git repository and streams edits as they happen, making it easier to monitor what coding agents or editors are changing in real time.

A Godot and Rust desktop PTY multiplexer with tiled panes, persistence, CLI control, and MCP integration for AI agents and automation tools.

Wolfpack is a self-hosted control room for persistent coding-agent sessions across your machines, with Tailscale-based private access and support for tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and shell sessions.

Clixad is a free terminal-based AI coding agent. It installs via npm, signs in with GitHub, and lets users earn credits through forms or surveys to run models like Claude and Gemini without a subscription.

Wallfacer is an open-source terminal session manager for Claude Code. It indexes AI coding sessions into a local SQLite database so users can search, tag, group, resume, or delete sessions from both a TUI and CLI.