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Kiro Crew is an open-source AI agent platform, originally built inside Amazon, that coordinates engineering work across tools and runs tasks autonomously. It has been adopted by over 39,000 Amazon builders with nearly 500 contributors, and is now released publicly to let developers inspect, run, and extend it.
A technical deep-dive that records and analyzes the exact HTTP requests Codex CLI sends to the model, measuring token counts and how instructions, tools, and context are bundled.
LLM 0.32 adds visible reasoning traces, server-side tools, new GPT-5.6 models, and redesigned logging, plus a new llm openai endpoint command for any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
llm-anthropic 0.26 adds support for Claude 5 models, new server-side tools (WebSearch, WebFetch, CodeExecution, AnthropicMCP), and upgrades to LLM 0.32 with streaming typed events and simplified thinking controls.
Cline announces that Qwen3.8-Max is now available through ClinePass, a subscription offering roughly 5x discounted access, with a special $4.99 promo for the Cline CLI.
Warp has launched the Warp Agent CLI, a standalone multi-model coding agent for any terminal, featuring built-in model routing, persistent sessions, remote agents, and native muxing of agent sessions based on Warp's terminal infrastructure.
OpenWiki, a CLI that generates and maintains self-updating wikis for codebases, just received a major upgrade to its code init prompt, producing higher-quality wikis with better codebase coverage and improved eval scores. The tool supports multiple model providers, connectors, and an interactive visualizer.
Soup is an open-source CLI that simplifies LLM fine-tuning and post-training with a single command, enabling QLoRA-based training on consumer GPUs with as little as 4 GB VRAM via layer streaming. The latest version adds preference losses like DPO, ORPO, SimPO, and KTO without doubling memory requirements.
Kiro's engineering team explains how they consolidated three client-specific agent harnesses (IDE, CLI, web) into a single agent harness to enable seamless session continuity across laptop, cloud, and mobile surfaces.
Hermes Control Deck v0.1.0-alpha is a mobile control deck for AI agents, released CLI-first with Codex/Hermes support, and planned integration with WSL and Codex desktop.
Index is an open-source AI browser Agent developed by the Laminar team that turns any website into a callable API, supports vision models such as Claude and Gemini, and achieves 92% accuracy on WebVoyager.
Hotcell provides local sandboxes for AI agents on Mac, Linux, and bare metal, installable via npm.
smevals is an open-source framework for running evals against small and large models, with a structured vocabulary for tasks, configs, runs, and graders, plus a CLI for execution and grading.
A tip for OpenAI Codex CLI users: adding default_mode_request_user_input = true to ~/.codex/config.toml lets Codex ask for clarification outside plan mode, preventing wrong assumptions.
The author recommends using oh-my-pi to replace Codex, arguing that current models don't need a bulky external harness and that a clean, clear working environment works better. It also includes details about oh-my-pi, an open-source coding agent (IDE integration).
Introducing an open-source tool that lets you find a person's accounts across all internet platforms with one command. It has over 82,400 stars on GitHub, and is completely free and open source.
BitBang CLI is a single static binary that lets you reach machines behind NAT from a browser, offering shell access, file transfer, and network proxying with no account or port forwarding.
TigrimOSR v0.7.2 is an open graph agentic system in Rust, adding a lightweight CLI mode (~4 MB RAM), prebuilt binaries for macOS/Windows/Linux, and YAML-based configurability for agent graphs, models, and tools.
ccusage is an open-source command-line tool that helps developers inspect token usage and costs from local coding-agent CLI data, offering daily/weekly/monthly reports, model breakdowns, and JSON export.
Claude Code Templates is an open-source collection of ready-to-use Claude Code configurations, with a CLI to install agents, commands, settings, hooks, MCPs, and skills.