Agent Claude Code
Primary implementer for any coding task — implementation, refactoring, debugging, code review.
AI coding agent optimized for small LLMs. 87% benchmark with 4B-active model.
SmallCode is a terminal-based coding agent designed to get useful work from locally running language models with roughly 8B to 35B parameters on consumer hardware. It is for developers who want an AI programming tool that works fully locally and adapts its planning, context handling, tool parsing, and editing to smaller models. The catalogue entries are agents for SmallCode.
Agent Claude Code
Primary implementer for any coding task — implementation, refactoring, debugging, code review.
Agent Claude Code
Ruthless post-implementation verifier — rejects work that doesn't meet spec. Read-only except running checks.
Agent Claude Code
Systematic root-cause diagnosis — reproduce, hypothesize, test, fix, verify.
Agent Claude Code
Writes and updates docs — READMEs, inline comments, usage examples — matching the project's existing style.
Agent Claude Code
Catch-all agent for open-ended, multi-step tasks — research, content authoring, and text transformation (e.g. remastering/rewriting a section per a prompt or spec). Use when no more specific agent fits.
Agent Claude Code
External docs and library best-practices lookup — official references, real-world examples, GitHub repo discovery.
Agent Claude Code
Read-only architecture advisor — deep analysis, hard debugging, security and performance consulting.
Agent Claude Code
Read-only; researches the codebase and produces a numbered, verifiable step plan before implementation.
Agent Claude Code
Writes tests, builds test suites, and discovers edge cases across unit, integration, and E2E levels.
Agent Claude Code
Adversarial security reviewer — find vulnerabilities, injection risks, exposed secrets, and failure modes. Read-only probing.
Agent Claude Code
Fast read-only codebase recon — find files, patterns, functions, and entry points.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: