Long Horizon
Summary
Long Horizon is an AI-powered coding agent highlighted on Product Hunt that autonomously develops software features and automatically executes their corresponding test suites.
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@Saboo_Shubham_: Long Horizon in Action (comes with a cool UI) That too is ofc open-source.
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