The frontier coding agent — run locally or in orbs that keep working after you close your laptop.
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Developer Tools
17 toolsForges, identity, automation, and the plumbing around them.
Git hosting run by a Berlin non-profit association, funded by members rather than a platform strategy.
Push-to-deploy for apps and databases, on a server you are already paying for.
Generate typed SDKs, interactive docs, and MCP servers from your API specs
Elva
United StatesAPI management rebuilt for the agentic era — discover every API in your code and expose it to developers and AI agents.
The open source tool gateway — connect any agent to everything.
The self-hostable forge behind Codeberg: pull requests, actions and packages on your own box.
Hyrax
United StatesAutonomous code review that ships verified fixes — and writes the codebase context back into your repo.
JetBrains
CzechiaPrague-headquartered IDEs, CI and issue tracking — the toolchain a lot of Europe writes code in.
Berlin workflow automation with hundreds of nodes and a licence that lets you run it yourself.
Swedish backend-as-a-service on Postgres and GraphQL, with EU regions by default.
Nimble
United StatesExpert-level web search for agents — self-learning retrieval that delivers higher accuracy with fewer tokens.
Orgo
United StatesCloud computers for AI agents — provision a Linux desktop and drive it over the API, SDK, or MCP.
Munich identity, session and permission services split into composable open-source servers.
tiun
SwitzerlandThe unified backend for AI and SaaS companies — auth, payments, customer database and analytics in one system.
Weave
United StatesEngineering and token intelligence — what your team actually ships, and what your AI spend actually returns.
Swiss identity platform with real multi-tenancy and a self-host path that is not an afterthought.
In this category: Amp, Codeberg, Coolify, Cortex Docs, Elva and Executor, and 11 more.