Best ai agent AI Tools

Discover 493 AI tools tagged with ai agent. Compare features, pricing, and ratings to find the best ai agent tools.

  • Claude Squad — Claude Squad is an open-source terminal user interface (TUI) orchestrator and multi-instance session harness for Claude coding agents, developed by smtg-ai. Built in Go, it…
  • OpenHands — OpenHands (formerly OpenDevin) is an open-source autonomous AI software development agent and orchestration platform. It provides an extensible runtime environment that enables AI agents to…
  • Crush — Crush is an open-source terminal coding agent created by Charm (Charmbracelet), the team behind popular Go terminal UI libraries like Bubble Tea and Lip Gloss.…
  • Gemini CLI — Gemini CLI is an open-source terminal coding agent maintained under the Google Gemini organization (google-gemini/gemini-cli). It provides a command-line and terminal-based agentic workflow for navigating…
  • Open Interpreter — Open Interpreter is an open-source terminal coding agent maintained by Killian Lucas and the Open Interpreter community. It is designed to act as an execution…
  • Warp — Warp is an AI-integrated terminal emulator and CLI workspace built by warpdotdev. Engineered in Rust with native GPU rendering, Warp reimagines the terminal console by…
  • Claude Code — Claude Code is an official terminal-based agentic coding tool developed by Anthropic. Executed via the `claude` CLI command, it provides an interactive assistant environment directly…
  • Plandex — Plandex is an open-source terminal-based AI coding agent designed to handle complex, multi-file engineering tasks in large codebases. Created by Dane Schneider and the open-source…
  • OpenCode — OpenCode is an open-source AI coding agent developed by Anomaly that operates across terminal environments, desktop applications, and IDE extensions. It functions as an interactive…
  • Kiro — Kiro is an agentic engineering platform and CLI coding agent built and operated by AWS. It extends beyond standard code-completion assistants by implementing a spec-driven…