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✓ verifiedFreemium

Open-source AI coding assistant offering autocomplete and chat in IDEs; the company was acquired by Cursor.

775K visits/mo

Thin 'Lingbot-map' agent listing on github.com with zero traffic; too thin to tell.

5.2K saves
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Cody
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Enterprise AI coding assistant that pulls context from an entire codebase to power chat, code edits and debugging.

245K visits/mo
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devActivity
✓ verifiedFreemium

GitHub-based engineering analytics that tracks contributions, automates performance reviews and adds gamification for dev teams.

52K visits/mo
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Code Arena
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Side-by-side arena to compare AI coding models and build multi-file apps, with a public leaderboard and battle mode.

35M visits/mo201 saves
Pricing

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Enterprise: starting at $16K (includes AI feature credits, scales with team size)
Free: $0/contributor (up to 7 contributors, 90-day retention)
Premium: $10/contributor (unlimited contributors, AI insights)

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Core features
  • Open-source AI code assistant
  • Customizable autocomplete
  • In-editor AI chat
  • Community-built coding agent
  • Fast tensor operations
  • Differentiable tensors for gradient-based optimization
  • Network connectivity
  • Integration with Bun and Flashlight
  • Support for GPU computation with CUDA (Linux) and CPU computation (macOS)
  • Codebase-aware developer chat
  • AI code completions and inline edits
  • Customizable and shareable prompts
  • Automatic bug identification and debugging help
  • Context filters to exclude sensitive repos
  • Integrates with major code hosts and IDEs
  • Contribution and work-quality analytics
  • Automated, AI-powered performance reviews
  • Retrospective insights
  • Operational bottleneck alerts
  • Gamification with XP, levels and leaderboards
  • Uses Git metadata without accessing source code
  • Head-to-head model comparison
  • Battle mode matchups
  • Public model leaderboard
  • Multi-file app generation
  • File uploads as input
Use cases
  • Get AI code completions while coding
  • Ask questions about code in the editor
  • Build on an open-source coding-agent foundation
  • Creating and manipulating datasets
  • Training small machine learning models
  • Implementing advanced training and inference logic
  • Building applications that require tensor computations
  • Engineers asking questions about an unfamiliar large codebase
  • Teams standardizing common coding tasks with shared prompts
  • Developers debugging errors faster with AI-assisted context
  • Enterprises running large-scale code migrations
  • Automating developer performance reviews
  • Spotting delivery bottlenecks
  • Generating retrospective insights
  • Motivating teams via gamification
  • Choosing the best coding model
  • Benchmarking AI code quality
  • Prototyping small apps
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