Agent AI apps

All-in-one AI workspace with an autonomous Super Agent.

An AI workspace built around a Super Agent that breaks goals into sub-tasks, picks the right tools, and finishes work autonomously — building slides, sheets, docs, websites, and videos, and even placing phone calls. It orchestrates multiple large language models and dozens of integrated tools, synthesizing results into shareable Sparkpages. Built by a team from Google and Microsoft and available on web and mobile.

AI code review and test generation across IDE, PRs, and CLI.

Qodo (formerly CodiumAI) is a code-quality platform that runs AI review on pull requests, generates tests, and assists inside the editor. Its multi-agent reviewer pulls context from the codebase and PR history across GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps, with VS Code and JetBrains plugins plus a CLI so issues surface before merge.

AI code review on every pull request, IDE, and CLI.

CodeRabbit posts contextual, line-by-line AI reviews on pull requests across GitHub and GitLab, with an agentic chat for follow-ups plus integrated linters and SAST tools. The same reviewer runs in the IDE (VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf) and from a CLI, so issues surface before the PR.

Open-source browser automation for AI agents.

MIT-licensed Python framework that connects AI agents to a real browser to navigate, fill forms, extract data, and run multi-step web workflows. It parses the live DOM into a structured view so any model — Claude, GPT, Gemini, Qwen, DeepSeek — can act on it. A hosted Browser Use Cloud adds managed sessions and a fully-hosted agent.

Async coding agent that clones your repo and ships PRs.

Jules is Google's asynchronous coding agent. It clones your GitHub repository into a secure Google Cloud VM, understands the full project context, then writes tests, fixes bugs, and makes multi-file changes in the background before opening a pull request. A Jules Tools CLI and a Jules API extend it into your own workflows.

Agent-native software development with autonomous 'Droids'.

An agent-native platform for software development built around 'Droids' — autonomous coding agents that plan, edit, and run tasks across a codebase. Works from a CLI/SDK and runs agents both in the cloud and locally in the background. Model-agnostic across frontier and open-weight models.

Agentic coding tool from Sourcegraph for terminal and editor.

Amp is an agentic coding tool from Sourcegraph that works in the terminal and across editors, autonomously editing code and running tasks. It routes between frontier models across deep, smart, and fast modes, and centers on shareable 'threads' so teammates can view and search each other's agent sessions.

Natural-language interface that lets LLMs run code locally in your terminal.

Gives LLMs a ChatGPT-like terminal interface to write and execute Python, JavaScript, Shell, and more on your own machine, asking approval before each run. It works with hosted models or fully local models via Ollama, LM Studio, or Jan using a --local flag. Free and open source under AGPL-3.0; you supply your own model (API key or local).

Cloud IDE + Agent that builds, runs, and deploys from a prompt.

A browser IDE with Replit Agent — describe an app and it scaffolds, codes, runs, and deploys it, with a hosted database and one-click publish. Zero local setup, ships from anywhere.

Self-improving personal AI agent that learns skills and keeps persistent memory.

A self-hostable AI agent from Nous Research that builds skills from experience, maintains long-term memory, and is reachable through a terminal TUI, a web dashboard, or messaging gateways (Telegram, Discord, Slack). It runs anywhere from a small VPS to local Docker, and works with any model via Nous Portal, OpenRouter, OpenAI, or self-hosted endpoints. Free and open source under MIT; you bring your own model access.

Open-source on-machine AI agent for coding, workflows, and automation.

An extensible AI agent from Block that runs natively on your machine as a desktop app or CLI, executing code and automating engineering tasks via MCP extensions. It supports 15+ LLM providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Ollama, and more) using your own keys. Free and open source under Apache 2.0.

Prompt a full-stack app into existence — UI, backend, and deploy.

An AI app builder that turns prompts into full-stack web apps — React UI, Supabase backend, GitHub sync, and one-click publish. Popular for going from idea to shipped product fast.

Autonomous software engineer agent. Plans, codes, ships from a prompt.

Cognition's hosted SWE agent. Operates inside its own sandbox with a browser, terminal, and editor — plans the work, writes the code, and submits a PR. Aimed at long-horizon tickets rather than tab-completions.

Prompt-to-UI generator from Vercel. Outputs React + Tailwind + shadcn.

Vercel's generative UI surface. Type a description, get a working React component using Tailwind and shadcn primitives — copy the code or fork into a v0 project for iteration.

Open-source autonomous SWE agent. Successor to OpenDevin.

Self-hostable agent platform with a browser, terminal, and editor in a sandbox — comparable to Devin in shape, open in licence. Active research community pushing the autonomous-SWE bar.

Prompt-to-app generator running in the browser. WebContainers under the hood.

StackBlitz's in-browser full-stack app builder. Generates a working project — frontend, backend, deps — and lets you iterate in a sandboxed Node runtime without leaving the tab.

Open-source autonomous coding agent in VS Code. BYO key.

Community-maintained VS Code extension that turns the editor into an agent surface — reads the repo, runs commands, edits files, and verifies its work. Pairs naturally with Claude. Formerly known as Claude Dev.

General-purpose autonomous agent for research, ops, and content.

Cloud agent that browses, drafts, schedules, and follows multi-step instructions over hours. Closer to a virtual operator than a coding tool — strong for non-code knowledge work. Acquired by Meta; product continues to ship.