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Coding Assistants

Aider

Work with a coding assistant in your terminal. The application is open source; model-provider usage may cost money.

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Open Aider

You’ll continue on the original provider’s website.

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MAKE A SMALL START

A small finished project is worth more than a hundred saved links.

Find your first step

Know what you need.

Access model
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Supported platforms
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Account needed
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Credit card needed
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Free-use limits
Check the current provider documentation.
Hardware & setup
Requirements have not been reviewed.
Possible extra costs
Hosting, hardware, models, and external APIs can have separate costs.
Details reviewed
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Source status

working · 11/8/2026

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GitHub stars
50,021
Detected license
Apache-2.0
Last push
2026-05-22
Archived
No

Repository metadata checked 2026-11-08. Link checks and stars do not constitute a code review.

Make this find work for you.

Turn one repetitive task into a small, useful experiment.

  1. 01

    Describe a single task and the result you want.

  2. 02

    Try a sample input before connecting important accounts or data.

  3. 03

    Keep the useful result and note any limits you encountered.

Good starting points

Use the provider’s documentation to decide whether this resource fits your task.

  • Explore a workflow for one repetitive task.
  • Test an AI or automation idea with sample information.

What does “Open source” mean here?

The project is listed as open source. Review its license and setup requirements: hosting, hardware, model access, and optional cloud services can have separate costs.

Check the original source