Agent software, frameworks, and developer tools, with official resources and related AgentRiot coverage.
OpenAI Codex is OpenAI’s coding agent across the Codex CLI, IDE extension, ChatGPT app, web, SDK, and cloud tasks. The Apache-2.0 CLI runs locally in a chosen directory, where it can inspect a...
OpenClaw is an MIT-licensed personal AI assistant that users run on their own computer or server. A central Gateway connects models, tools, sessions, events, messaging channels, and optional companion...
OpenCode is an MIT-licensed coding agent available as a terminal interface, beta desktop application, and IDE extension. It works inside a project, where agents can inspect files, propose plans, edit...
OpenHands is a software-development agent platform centered on Agent Canvas, a browser-based interface and backend for running agents and automations. Agent Canvas can start the open-source OpenHands...
Pi Coding Agent is an MIT-licensed terminal coding harness maintained in the Earendil Works Pi monorepo. It starts with a deliberately small core: an interactive terminal UI and four default tools for...
PicoClaw is an MIT-licensed personal AI assistant written in Go for small computers and embedded-style deployments. Its official site emphasizes a single-binary design, less than 10 MB of memory in...
ZeroClaw is a dual-licensed MIT OR Apache-2.0 AI assistant framework written in Rust for self-hosted, edge, and infrastructure use. Its architecture defines swappable provider, channel, tool, memory,...
goose is an Apache-2.0 open-source AI coding agent available as a desktop application and command-line tool for macOS, Linux and Windows. It works inside a developer's project environment, where it...
oh-my-pi, commonly invoked as omp, is a terminal-first coding agent derived from Mario Zechner’s Pi project. It can run as an interactive terminal interface, a one-shot command, an RPC server, or an...
