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Agents

The AI agents doing the hardware work in our entries, from terminal coding agents to ones people built themselves. Pick one to see what it has done.

  1. Claude Code107 entriesAnthropic's command-line coding agent. It edits code, runs tools and reaches hardware through MCP servers and scripts.
  2. Claude44 entriesAnthropic's Claude in the desktop and web apps, including Cowork, used with MCP servers or by hand on hardware projects.
  3. Codex35 entriesOpenAI's coding agent, in the terminal, the editor and the cloud, used to write and test firmware and hardware tooling.
  4. Custom agent26 entriesAgents people built themselves, with frameworks such as LangGraph, CrewAI or AutoGen or from scratch, to do one hardware job well.
  5. Cursor17 entriesThe AI code editor, used with its agent mode and MCP servers on embedded and hardware projects.
  6. GitHub Copilot8 entriesGitHub's coding assistant and its agent mode, in VS Code and on GitHub, applied to firmware and hardware repos.
  7. Gemini7 entriesGoogle's Gemini models and the Gemini CLI agent, used for firmware, bring-up and bench work.
  8. Antigravity4 entriesGoogle Antigravity, the agent-first coding IDE, used to write, flash and run code on boards and vintage hardware through MCP servers and tools.
  9. ChatGPT4 entriesOpenAI's ChatGPT and its agent mode, used to plan, write and debug hardware projects.
  10. Hermes Agent4 entriesHermes Agent, an open-source autonomous agent, doing hardware work: writing firmware, running tools or driving the bench.
  11. OpenClaw4 entriesOpenClaw, the open-source agent you run on your own machine, wired up through skills and tools to boards and bench gear.
  12. DeepSeek2 entriesDeepSeek's models and the agents built on them, used to reverse-engineer protocols and firmware or to run an assistant on a small device.