The best OSS remote pair programming app.
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The best OSS remote pair programming app.
A git hook suite to supercharge your commits! Seamlessly pair program, tag issues, and craft stellar commit messages effortlessly.
Multiplayer terminal multiplexer where multiple users and machines can connect to a same session
Avoiding merge conflicts by making invalid collaboration states unrepresentable.
CLI tool to help you automatically add Co-authored-by trailers to git commits during pair/mob programming
Pair-programming for agentic development
A CLI tool for querying OpenAI-compatible endpoints with a prompt and input file
Arr! mob - a cli swiss army knife fer shippin' code together
ae — agentic engineering: run multiple AI coding agents side-by-side in tmux focus on simplicity
A Git extension for managing pair programming sessions. Easily configure Git to commit with multiple authors when pair programming.
Collaborative Claude Code sessions — shared buffer, Postgres event log, Neovim plugin
Self-hosted, browser-based collaborative terminal with live PTY sharing, RBAC, and invite links. Rust + SolidJS.
Local ai agents terminal: run Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor Agent and 24 more coding CLIs side by side in real PTYs.
Local Rust TUI that orchestrates Claude Code and Codex CLI as cooperating coding agents.
A tui workspace your agent builds while you pair-program.
Lightweight coding agent that runs in your terminal
High-performance, universal AI agent CLI built with Rust. Unifies cloud LLMs (OpenAI, Groq, DeepSeek) and local offline models (Ollama, vLLM) with 29 sandboxed diagnostic tools, real-time streaming, and a full-screen terminal interface.
Manage co-authors in git commit messages with ease
Open-source Rust desktop AI coding agent — native egui GUI alternative to Claude Code / Cursor / Aider. 22-agent zero-trust validation autonomous loop MCP and Skills compatible zero WebView.
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