Jcode
Run coding agents in your terminal
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Free
You can use jcode to run terminal coding agents that write code, run background tasks, and fix issues across your repositories. Written in Rust, it launches quickly and uses minimal memory so you can execute multiple agent sessions simultaneously. The system includes built-in todo tracking that automatically prompts the agent to continue until tasks finish. It can also enter self-development mode to edit, test, and reload its own source code, while supporting multi-agent swarms, inline image viewing, and continuous verification against benchmark tests.
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Pricing model: Free
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