coding-agents Tools

cmux is a free, open-source terminal for macOS built on Ghostty's rendering engine. It solves the problem of terminal clutter and context switching by providing vertical tabs with git status, notification rings for AI agents, and an in-app browser. It's designed for developers and engineers who multitask with coding agents, need to manage multiple sessions, and want a programmable, native terminal experience.

Rea is a platform that uses AI agents to reverse engineer software, from high-level application behavior down to low-level native binaries. It solves the problem of understanding complex, undocumented, or legacy systems by automating the analysis process. This tool is designed for security researchers, software engineers, and developers who need to comprehend, audit, or modernize existing codebases.

Atlas is a native macOS editor built to manage the work around coding—research, planning, and knowledge—alongside the AI agent threads that turn them into commits. It solves the problem of fragmented workflows by providing a unified planning surface where teams of humans and multiple AI agents can collaborate efficiently. It's for developers and engineering teams who use AI coding assistants like Claude, Codex, and Gemini and want to coordinate their work in a single, local-first application.

Archify is an agent skill that transforms plain English descriptions of systems into beautiful, interactive HTML diagrams. It solves the problem of creating and maintaining accurate, up-to-date architecture, workflow, and sequence diagrams by generating them directly from conversation. It's for developers, architects, and teams who need to quickly visualize, share, and verify system designs with motion, exploration, and crisp export built-in.