Alternatives to Luke
Luke: Open-source (Apache-2.0) Mac app for planning a feature out loud: Luke reads your code while you talk and writes a plan you can paste into Claude Code or Codex. Looking for something different? Here are other tools in AI Editors & Agents.
Cursor
AI coding agent and VS Code-based editor with codebase-aware chat, autocomplete and agent mode.
Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf)
AI-native IDE from Cognition, renamed from Windsurf (originally Codeium), with the Cascade agent for multi-file edits.
GitHub Copilot
GitHub's AI pair programmer with completions, chat and coding agent across popular editors.
Claude Code
Anthropic's agentic coding tool that runs in the terminal and works across your codebase.
v0
Vercel's generative UI and app builder producing React/Next.js code from prompts.
Bolt.new
StackBlitz's in-browser AI full-stack app builder powered by WebContainers.
Lovable
AI app builder that generates full-stack web apps from natural language.
Replit
Browser-based IDE and hosting with Replit Agent for building apps from prompts.
Vani Code Agent
Free VS Code extension coding agent with diff review and command approval, backed by the Vani API.
Ellf
Explosion's tool that plugs into Claude Code, Codex or Copilot to plan, annotate, train and evaluate custom NLP systems.
Coderblock
Vibe-coding platform that builds full-stack web apps from chat with a team of specialist AI agents in a 3D office.
Farol
Free open-source macOS terminal for running Claude Code and Codex in parallel with status sidebar and git worktrees.
Reason
Autonomous software engineer for GitHub that opens evidence-backed pull requests; use it from the web, Mac app, terminal or Slack.
OpenCode
Open-source AI coding agent for terminal, desktop and web, with multi-session agents and 75+ model providers.
withHuman
Open-source human approval layer that intercepts AI agent tool calls, applies rules, and routes risky actions to reviewers.
pi-cowboy
Open-source (MIT) multi-agent orchestrator for the Pi coding agent that runs Pi, Claude Code, Codex or OpenCode as parallel subagents in isolated copy-on-write Git worktrees inside Herdr panes.
Lights-on Software Factory
Open-source (MIT) boilerplate for running Claude Code as a software factory: a sandboxed container, a deterministic bash-command regulator, lint hooks for custom rules and a multi-agent workflow generator.
Braus
Mac app that gives AI agents their own desktop workspace to work in apps that have no API, while you keep using your Mac; connect Claude Code or Codex over MCP. Formerly Mecum.
Rinkata
Shared source of truth for teams building with coding agents: goals, specs, decisions and completion evidence that Codex, Claude, Cursor and other agents read and update; works with GitHub and your review habits.
walkai-talkai
Talk to Cursor, Claude Code or Antigravity over any handheld two-way radio: local Whisper transcription on your Mac types the command, and neural TTS reads the answer back with VOX tones; one-time lifetime license, Apple Silicon.
guilds.run
Open-source multi-agent teams you can inspect: debug every prompt, tool call, memory change and agent interaction, control permissions and pick the model per agent; self-host free, hosted plan from $19/month coming soon.
CoreSpeed
One MCP endpoint that gives Claude Code, Codex or Cursor your apps, your team's shared memory and built-in tools, with spend caps, approvals and an activity log; free plan, Pro $20/month.
Opengeni
Open-source cloud agent harness: every agent gets its own computer plugged into your repos and tools, runs for hours after you close the laptop, and the team shares the work; EU-hosted, any model, Pro from $20/month.
Dropstone
AI coding agent for the terminal and your IDE with one memory across chat, CLI and code: correct it once and it applies the lesson everywhere; runs on self-hosted models, plans from $5/month.