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Results for “git worktrees”

15 tools in the directory · Updated

“git worktrees”Runs on Command lineBacked by Y CombinatorShowing 15 tools
  • Paradevby ParadevYC P26Desktop workspace for running multiple coding agents in parallelFreemium
  • DeepSourceby DeepSourceYC W20AI code review and static analysis for pull requests$24+/user/moFree trial
  • OpenCodeby AnomalyYC W21Open source AI coding agent for terminal, desktop, and IDEFreemium
  • Vapiby VapiYC W21Developer platform for building and deploying voice AI agentsPay as you go
  • Cargoby CargoYC S23Go-to-market infrastructure where coding agents build and run GTM agents and workflows as code.Pay as you go
  • HumanLayerby HumanLayerYC F24A collaborative coding-agent workspace for coordinating tasks, sessions, artifacts and code changes.Unknown
  • Freebuffby FreebuffYC F24A free coding agent funded by ads, for desktop, terminal and browser.Freemium
  • cmuxby cmuxYC S24A native macOS terminal for organizing and controlling multiple terminal-based coding agents.Freemium
  • CodeAnt AIby CodeAnt AIYC W24AI code review, security scanning and penetration testing for software teamsPaidFree trial
  • Ellipsisby EllipsisYC W24Managed cloud agents for coding and engineering workflows, defined in YAMLPay as you go
  • Simby SimYC X25Open-source AI workspace for building and governing agentsFreemium
  • OpenSpecby OpenSpecYC W26A lightweight, configurable framework for writing and managing software specs alongside AI coding toolsFree
  • OneCLIby OneCLIYC S26AI agents for business-critical team work, with controlled access to connected tools.Freemium
  • TesterArmyby TesterArmyYC P26AI-assisted web and mobile app testing from plain-language test flows.Freemium
  • Canaryby CanaryYC W26Canary tests code changes made by AI coding agents.Contact sales

That’s all 15 tools.

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