Coding agent

Published entries across all sections carrying the “Coding agent” tag, newest first by publication date on this site.

4 entries

  1. Developer toolsGitHub

    OpenMausBot: your AI agents, living in a chat app

    OpenMausBot is an open-source desktop chat app that turns the Claude Code, Codex and Grok CLIs already on your machine into bots in a sidebar: each bot gets its own personality, model, memory and a computer to work on, and asks before it acts. Instead of juggling terminals and vendor sites, you get one entry point over logins you already have, with transcripts kept local.

    #Multi-agent#Coding agent#Computer use#Chat UI#Local-first#Desktop app#MCP#Text to speech#Agents#Open source

  2. PlaybooksArticles

    Pipe Product Hunt into Codex and mine ideas people already pay for

    The official Product Hunt connector in Codex, driven by a structured prompt from @goan999999, turns the last 30 days of launches, pricing pages and comment complaints into five opportunities for indie developers — each with competitors, pricing and a 7-day validation plan. For anyone who would rather mine real demand than brainstorm in a vacuum.

    #Product Hunt#Market research#Prompts#Coding agent#Indie hacking#Deep research

  3. CodingProducts

    Claw Code

    An open-source clean-room reimplementation of the Claude Code agentic framework in Python and Rust for autonomous terminal engineering.

    #Coding agent#Multi-agent#Claude Code alt#CLI#Open source#Agents

  4. APIsProducts

    VibeKit

    An open-source TypeScript SDK for executing autonomous coding agents inside secure, isolated execution sandboxes.

    #Sandbox#Coding agent#Agents#SDK#GitHub#Open source