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Results for “game development”

14 tools in the directory · Updated

“game development”Ways to use: LinuxUpdated: last 7 daysShowing 14 tools
  • Warp Terminalby WarpAgentic terminal for shared, agent-assisted developmentFreemium
  • IBM Bobby IBMAgentic AI coding partner for enterprise development and modernization, in an IDE and a command-line shell.PaidFree trial
  • Thunderboltby MozillaDeploy an AI client with your own models and agent connectionsFree
  • Emdashby General ActionYC W26Open-source desktop environment for coordinating coding agents.Free
  • Superconductorby SuperconductorA shared cloud workspace for teams to run coding agents and review their work.Freemium
  • Wekaby University of WaikatoOpen-source machine-learning software in Java.Free
  • Kilnby Kiln AIDesktop workbench and Python library for developing and evaluating AI systems.Freemium
  • Zenflowby ZencoderCoordinates AI coding agents through spec-driven, verified software workflows$40+/user/moFree trial
  • TraeCodeby ByteDanceAI coding IDE with a mode for autonomous, multi-agent software builds$3+/moFree trial
  • OpenHandsby OpenHandsOpen-source platform for running coding agents on engineering workFreemium
  • Replitby ReplitDescribe an app or site in chat, then build and publish it on Replit.Freemium
  • Devin Desktopby CognitionDesktop IDE for managing local and cloud coding agentsFreemium
  • gooseby BlockOpen source general-purpose AI agent for desktop, terminal, and APIFree
  • Replicasby ReplicasYC X26A cloud platform for running coding agents in isolated workspaces and returning engineering work for review.$50+/mo

That’s all 14 tools.

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