Off the Bit
Tools: agx
Category: Terminal and CLI
Site: github.com
agx
Runs coding agents as long-lived workers with objectives and memory, so a session survives being interrupted.
Agents that resume instead of restarting.
What it is sold for
Keeping agent work going across sessions.
Named alongside
These entries mention each other by name. It is a weak relationship and it is the only one the catalogue can show without inventing something.
Names:
- Anthropic's agentic coding tool. Runs in the terminal with access to the repository, the shell and the test suite.
- Google's open-source terminal agent, putting Gemini in the shell with tool access.
- Generates a small business website with marketing and customer tools attached.
- Runs open models locally with one command, and serves them over a simple API. The reason most people's first local model worked.
- Marketing, lifecycle and transactional email in one product, aimed at software teams rather than marketing departments.
Same shelf
The rest of terminal and cli, alphabetically. Sharing a category is a filing decision, not a relationship.
- A small CLI that writes the commit message from the staged diff.
- Amazon Q in the terminal: completion for hundreds of CLIs, natural language chat and command generation.
- A replacement for cat with syntax highlighting, line numbers and git markers, paged by default.
- Puts a model inside the shell itself, so the prompt and the terminal are the same prompt.
- A searchable shell history that is project-aware, synced and encrypted, replacing reverse search.
- A virtual pet that lives in the Claude Code status line and reacts to what you are doing.
- exa did not answerA modern ls with colours, icons and git awareness. The site timed out; the project is now maintained as eza.
- Fig did not answerBrought IDE-style autocomplete to the terminal. Acquired by Amazon and folded into Amazon Q. The site returns a server error.
ImranTools[agx]