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Aider is an AI pair programming tool that runs in the terminal and works with cloud and local LLMs. It maps the codebase, supports more than 100 code languages, and integrates with Git to automatically commit changes. It can also run in an IDE and accept voice-to-code instructions.
Cursor is a coding agent for building software. It can be used to understand a codebase, plan and build features, fix bugs and review changes. Cloud agents run in isolated VMs for parallel work, and it integrates with tools including GitHub, GitLab, Slack and Linear.
Teaching page by John M. Zelle, Ph.D., for an introductory computer science textbook written in Python and published by Franklin, Beedle & Associates. It links edition-specific public resources for four editions and offers graphics.py, a simple graphics library released under the GPL for introducing object-oriented concepts. Instructor resources including problem solutions and exam questions are available from the publisher.
Audify AI is a text-to-speech converter that turns written text into speech using AI models from OpenAI. Users can select voices, adjust speaking speed, and download audio in formats such as MP3, WAV, FLAC and OPUS. The site lists voiceovers, podcasts, audiobooks, accessibility and education among use cases.
Websim supports software development with code generation, analysis, debugging, or documentation.
Ponytail 5 is a ruleset for AI coding agents intended to make them write the least code that works. It provides a review command and an audit command, and states tests accompany risky logic. The project reports benchmark comparisons against running without it.
