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A recommendation for Eleven, an open-source agent-first reverse engineering IDE platform that supports macOS/Windows/Linux, Mach-O/ELF/PE binaries, and Android APK analysis. It is built on top of Ghidra/REA/Rizin and jadx, and can connect to any AI agent supporting the ACP protocol (such as Claude, Codex, or Cursor), driving the UI via MCP tools for code interpretation, renaming, and patch suggestions.
Reviu relaunches as a review workspace for code written by coding agents, letting users run Claude Code, Codex, Gemini and other ACP agents in durable sessions while inspecting diffs, adding inline comments, and managing Git branches, with Pro adding GitHub PR review and merge features.
A tool update announcement stating the next release will add support for Devin, alongside any agent harness that supports the Agent Client Protocol (ACP).
The author introduces Capstan, a lightweight coding agent with a C core and hot-reloadable Lua plugins, designed for efficiency and extensibility in development workflows.
agent-shell 0.63 adds support for new AI agents (Oh My Pi, Grok Build) and improvements like preferred agent config, custom markdown renderers, and activity grouping for less chatty output.
Cline's agent harness is now available in JetBrains Air via ACP support, allowing users to power coding tasks directly in the app. A new Air release also adds Java language support and the ability to add various agents.
A developer shares that the best current agent setups use a mix of tools: Kimi, GLM, cloud agents, Fable, and Frontier for orchestration, with DevinAI's ACP running agents locally or in the cloud.
agent-shell 0.55 adds support for new AI agents like CodeBuddy, Hermes, and Kimi Code, emphasizing vendor-neutral ACP. The update also discusses ecosystem changes and calls for community support.
Aflow is a workflow-native agent built on ACP that helps teams design, run, maintain, and improve durable agent processes using YAML workflows, enabling easy sharing and resumption of sessions.
The ACP (Agent Client Protocol) unifies the communication method between editors and AI agents, enabling AI coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI to work together collaboratively, marking the transition of AI programming from standalone tools to an interconnected workflow phase.
Jacob Lee created an open-source AI coding agent using Deep Agents and ACP that supplants Claude Code, offering multi-model support, LangSmith observability, and human-in-the-loop safeguards.