AgentFleet

Aider

AI pair programming in your terminal, git-aware.

Coding & Development4.3(4 reviews)41.5k

Overview

A command-line pair programmer that edits code in your local git repo, automatically commits each change with a generated message, and works with most major LLMs.

What it does

Supported models
ClaudeGPT-4DeepSeek
Platforms
macOSLinuxWindows
Setup time
~10 min

Use cases

  • Git-committed incremental edits
  • Pair programming from the CLI

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Reviews (4)

Priya Krishnan
September 28, 2026

Solid, with a learning curve

Took about a week to tune the config to our repo's conventions, but once it clicked it's been reliable. Wouldn't hand it the riskiest changes unsupervised yet.

Pros
  • Good defaults
  • Responsive to feedback
Cons
  • Setup docs assume more context than we had
Dana Okafor
September 28, 2026

Exactly what we needed

Replaced a manual process that was eating an hour a day across the team. Straightforward to configure and it's held up under real usage.

Pros
  • Saves real time weekly
Leo Tan
September 28, 2026

Exactly what we needed

Replaced a manual process that was eating an hour a day across the team. Straightforward to configure and it's held up under real usage.

Pros
  • Saves real time weekly
Marcus Ghannam
September 16, 2026

Useful but needs guardrails

Works well for the narrow case we use it for. We had to add explicit boundaries after it did something a bit too enthusiastic in week one.

Pros
  • Capable when scoped well
Cons
  • Needs explicit boundaries
  • Support response was slow