@mukundzha6 ships Hazzel (github.com/mukundzha/hazzel): a ~10k-line Python minimal terminal coding agent that shows diffs before edits, supports undo and project-scoped commands, BYOK plus local Ollama, and no subscription—aimed at transparent, reversible local coding rather than a black-box repo rewriter.
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@jasonkneen ships minimax-code-plus (github.com/jasonkneen/minimax-code-plus): a community fork of the @MiniMax_AI open-source coding agent maintained separately because upstream is not accepting PRs, adding extra features and security updates for developers who want a hardened MiniMax Code CLI lineage.
@DanKornas ships TokenOps (github.com/theagentplane/tokenops): an MIT Python library that sets a shared token budget for a whole agent run, checks remaining budget before each model call and halts when exhausted, supports a shared run ledger across processes, ~10 documented policies, and wraps the completion function so you need not rewrite the agent loop.
@DanKornas highlighted Snow CLI, an open-source terminal coding agent that pairs API/model config with docs for codebase setup, sub-agents, MCP services, hooks, and async tasks—one CLI across OpenAI, Gemini, and Claude. Apache 2.0.
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