Software Engineering
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BLACKBOX AI is a software development platform with multi-agent coding, an AI-native IDE, editor and CLI tools, and a unified inference API.
Bolt turns natural-language requirements into working websites, full-stack web apps, and mobile apps with browser editing, hosting, and deployment.
Browser Use provides an open-source agent library and managed cloud infrastructure for web automation, stealth browsers, proxies, and reusable website APIs.
Browserable is an MIT-licensed, self-hostable JavaScript browser-agent library for navigation, form completion, information extraction, and task APIs.
BrowserAct gives AI agents isolated browser identities, login reuse, CAPTCHA handling, web actions, and structured extraction for real-site workflows.
BuildShip lets teams generate, visually edit, test, deploy, export, and self-host AI workflows, backend APIs, and agent tools with full code access.
CAMEL-AI is an open-source framework and research community for building scalable, stateful multi-agent systems, agent workforces, simulations, and data-generation pipelines.
Cekura uses browser agents to compare product documentation with the live product and identify material that needs updating.
ChemCrow is an MIT-licensed chemistry agent that combines a language model with molecular tools, paper retrieval, chemical databases, and reaction planning.
CodeGPT is a model-agnostic coding assistant for VS Code and JetBrains that plans changes, reads codebases, proposes edits, and uses developers' own AI API keys.
CodeRabbit reviews pull requests, IDE changes, and CLI work with codebase-aware feedback, bug detection, one-click fixes, customizable checks, and review learning.
Codev converts natural-language ideas into customizable full-stack Next.js and Supabase web applications with downloadable source code and custom-domain deployment.
Cognee is an open-source agent-memory platform that turns connected data into graph, vector, and relational memory that agents can recall across sessions through one API.
Continue was an open-source coding agent for developers and has been acquired by Cursor, according to its current official website.