November 2026 status archive, page 4 of 15
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Onaresearch correction5 findings · 6 sources
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open-sweresearch correction5 findings · 7 sources
OpenChamberresearch correction4 findings · 5 sources
OpenCoderesearch correction7 findings · 11 sources
OpenHandsresearch correction3 findings · 6 sources
OpenSpecresearch correction12 findings · 6 sources
Findings today
- OpenSpec tracks plans and task checklists but does not own or run concurrent coding-agent sessions.
- OpenSpec supplies workflow instructions for an existing assistant without a product-owned coordinator or…
- OpenSpec workflows are invoked by a user or an external assistant; the product has no schedule or event runner.
- OpenSpec shares planning artifacts through ordinary Git repositories; it has no shared agent prompting session.
- OpenSpec has no workspace identity service, named team roles or enterprise SSO.
- OpenSpec prints task and artifact progress and supplies verification instructions; it has no code-diff review interface.
- OpenSpec leaves code commits and pull requests to the user and coding assistant; its native workflow does not create…
- OpenSpec ships a terminal CLI on macOS, Windows and Linux plus assistant workflow files, without a standalone…
- OpenSpec integrates workflow skills into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Pi, Grok Build and…
- OpenSpec runs its CLI and planning workflow on the user-controlled machine with an installed assistant.
- OpenSpec edits artifacts in existing project directories; it provisions no Git worktree, container or VM isolation.
- OpenSpec is an MIT open-source npm package with no paid plan or price published; it runs inside your existing AI…
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Open the OpenSpec page
Orcaresearch correctionfreshness recheck5 findings · 15 sources
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Open the Orca page
Paseoresearch correctionfreshness recheck7 findings · 27 sources
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Open the Paseo page
Podiumresearch correction8 findings · 15 sources
Findings today
- Podium ships desktop, CLI and browser clients, including phone-browser control.
- The published Podium execution choices are local user machines and a user-owned VPS or paired machine.
- Podium separates issue files with Git branches and worktrees, but its released daemon launches native host processes…
- Podium defines member/admin instance roles and admin-only membership management.
- Podium launches the native Claude Code, Codex, Grok, OpenCode, Cursor and Pi CLIs in persistent terminals on…
- Review is a documented loop: issue stage review, diff and checks, artifacts, offers with merge or send-back buttons,…
- No Podium price is published: podium.do/pricing returns 404 and the docs list billing as not implemented.
- The server owns a scheduler for cron and one-time automations that spawn agent sessions, skipping overlaps and not…
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Proliferateresearch correction6 findings · 11 sources
QM from YCresearch correction8 findings · 9 sources
ralph-claude-coderesearch correction12 findings · 9 sources
ralph-orchestratorresearch correction11 findings · 13 sources
Ralph TUIresearch correction12 findings · 11 sources
Findings today
- Ralph TUI uses Git worktrees for parallel file separation and optional bubblewrap/macOS sandbox-exec process policies.
- Ralph TUI has a deterministic parallel worker engine and provider-subagent tracing, without a product-supplied agent…
- An external program can start work through the documented remote WebSocket orchestrate:start API.
- Remote terminal clients can share server state and execution controls through server/connection tokens.
- Ralph TUI uses remote server/connection tokens without named human workspace roles or enterprise SSO.
- The TUI displays execution output and task state without proposed-code diff review.
- Ralph TUI integrates worktree merging, conflict handling and optional commits, then prints a manual gh pr create…
- Ralph TUI parses agent usage output locally and writes execution state/logs.
- Ralph TUI is free MIT software without a paid plan.
- Ralph TUI is a native terminal CLI/TUI with documented macOS, Linux and Windows installation and remote terminal…
- Run engine on the local machine or a user-controlled VPS/CI host and control it from another TUI.
- Release v0.12.0 names Claude Code, OpenCode, Factory Droid, Cursor CLI, Gemini CLI, Codex and Kiro CLI, plus a…
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ralphexresearch correction14 findings · 14 sources
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Replicasresearch correction6 findings · 13 sources
Replitresearch correction11 findings · 24 sources
Findings today
- Replit displays code diffs in its Changes pane, alongside local changes or linked PRs, in addition to task logs,…
- The repository contribution workflow creates branches, commits/pushes code and opens draft GitHub PRs or GitLab MRs,…
- The main Replit Agent/platform is proprietary software supplied under Replit service terms, which reserve its…
- Replit imports/exports project artifacts and offers Enterprise deployment options, but even Full BYOC explicitly…
- Replit supplies recurring Core/Pro plans and metered Agent/cloud credits.
- Replit offers browser and phone-browser access, native iOS/Android clients, and native desktop apps on Mac, Windows…
- Replit provides managed cloud development, and the current desktop page also offers local Agent code/build execution…
- Replit repository development sandboxes explicitly use microVMs.
- The documented development experience runs Replit Agent with selectable modes/models.
- Replit plan credits pay for Agent.
- Invited teammates work on one project through separate Agent threads and shared task boards.
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Rookeryresearch correction10 findings · 15 sources
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scionresearch correction6 findings · 7 sources
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Open the scion page
Solentaresearch correction7 findings · 4 sources
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Open the Solenta page
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