OpenCode

The agent loop, readable.

What it is sold for

Running an auditable coding agent locally.

Named alongside

These entries mention each other by name. It is a weak relationship and it is the only one the catalogue can show without inventing something.

Named by:

• brood-box
  Runs coding agents inside hardware-isolated microVMs, so an agent with shell access cannot reach the host.
• AgentsMesh
  Assigns work to a group of agents and tracks it, treating them as a team roster rather than as one assistant.
• SwarmVault
  A local-first knowledge graph and retrieval store for agent memory, built on a published pattern.
• Qovery Deploy Skill
  An agent skill for deploying to Kubernetes, portable across any assistant that reads a skill file.

Same shelf

The rest of ai assistants and agents, alphabetically. Sharing a category is a filing decision, not a relationship.

• 10Web
  Generates and hosts WordPress sites, with the build and the hosting sold as one product.
• Agent Shadow Brain did not answer
  Listed as a background analysis agent. The repository returns 404.
• AI SDK by Vercel
  A TypeScript toolkit that puts one interface in front of many model providers, including streaming and tool calls.
• Aide
  An agent that spends more compute at inference time on harder engineering problems rather than answering immediately.
• Aider
  Pair programming in the terminal. Reads the repository, proposes edits, and commits them to git with a message.
• Amazon CodeWhisperer
  Amazon's original completion assistant. The name is retired and the address now serves Amazon Q Developer.
• Amazon Q Developer
  Amazon's coding assistant, integrated with AWS accounts and services rather than with the editor alone.
• Amp (Sourcegraph)
  Sourcegraph's agent and development environment, including unsupervised runs in hosted sandboxes.

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