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6 Agents & Orchestration → Frameworks and apps for building agents that plan, remember and act. 5 Dev Tools → Editors, CLIs and assistants that speed up everyday coding. Editor's pick · CrewAI · ★ 59.7k “Best-in-class for structured agent workflows. We use it internally for complex automation pipelines where distinct roles are needed.” Open Source · Agents & Orchestration Read the review

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Cursor

Free / from $8/mo

“My daily driver. The multi-file editing is unmatched right now. It feels like pair programming with a senior engineer who knows your whole repo.”

EditorCodingAgent

Memvex

Free / Open Source

“The missing layer for AI agents. I built this to give all my agents (Cursor, Claude, Windsurf) a shared brain and persistent memory.”

MCPMemoryIdentity

AutoGen

Open Source

“Don't start a new project on it. Existing AutoGen apps still run, but Microsoft says it gets no new features, and Microsoft Agent Framework is where new work belongs.”

Python.NETAgents ★ 61.4k

GitHub Copilot

Free / from $10/mo

“The best value in 2026 for most developers and teams. $10 a month gets you frontier models without switching editors, and Business at $19 a seat is the cheapest way to roll AI out with SSO and IP indemnity.”

CodingAgentVS Code

LangGraph

Open Source

“More control than CrewAI, steeper learning curve. Worth it for complex flows where you need cyclical graphs and persistence.”

PythonGraphsStateful ★ 43.3k

Windsurf (Devin Desktop)

Free / from $20/mo

“The better value in 2026 if you want Claude, GPT and Gemini in one flat plan, and the most interesting option if you want several coding agents working in parallel.”

EditorCodingAgent