Coding agents and their workbenches lead the week
AI coding tools dominate the list again: Orca, pi, T3 Code and OpenCode all sit in the top growth group, and Synara leads by growth rate. Several of them share one idea: running coding agents side by side in separate git worktrees.
That pushed alternatives to Warp Terminal and Claude Code to the top of the rising list. Outside AI, OpenCut gave CapCut alternatives a lift.
Among this week's newcomers are Browser Use, LocalSend and OpenHands.
Fastest-growing this week
Most GitHub stars gained over the week.
- 1
An MIT-licensed environment that runs CLI coding agents across parallel git worktrees, keeping all data local.
- 2
A terminal coding agent and Claude Code alternative with multi-provider LLM support and tree-style session history. MIT.
- 3
Growing fastest for their size
Biggest growth relative to their stars a week ago.
A workspace for AI coding agents with parallel git worktrees, multi-model handoffs and visual diffs. MIT.
An AGPL-3.0 logistics operating system for fleet dispatch, order tracking and routing without per-shipment fees.
- OpenWispr+2.4%
Rising alternatives
Proprietary products whose open-source alternatives grew the most.
- Alternatives to Warp Terminal+9,097 stars this week
- Alternatives to Claude Code+4,893 stars this week
- Alternatives to Personal Computer+2,007 stars this week
- Alternatives to CapCut+1,905 stars this week
- Alternatives to Cursor Editor+1,194 stars this week
New in the catalog
A Python library that lets AI agents control browsers through the Chrome DevTools Protocol, self-hosted. MIT.
An AirDrop alternative that sends files and clipboard text across your local network without cloud accounts.
- OpenHands90,095 stars
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