Awesome AI Agents › IDE Integrations
Open Velocity, published under the repository name open-antigravity, is an open-source attempt at a web-native integrated development environment built around autonomous coding agents rather than around a text editor with an assistant bolted on. Its stated aim is to be a universal gateway to any language model, so a developer can delegate tasks to agents backed by GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek or a self-hosted model instead of being tied to one vendor, and it emphasises self-hosting, local control of code and data, and an extensible open core. The architecture described in the README is modular and container-native: a web user interface talks to a gateway and orchestrator, which drives a workspace manager running isolated Docker containers and a model gateway fronting the various providers. A large part of the README is roadmap and vision, including planned features such as verifiable artifacts, interactive feedback during a run and parallel agents on different parts of a project. The backend core is further along and is documented as implemented. It uses a SQLite layer with write-ahead logging and sequential schema migrations, plus a module-level guard that blocks queries against a partially migrated database. Agents are tracked with parent-child relationships so workflows can branch into hierarchical swarms; a shared whiteboard message bus lets sub-agents broadcast status to each other; a distributed lock manager holds file-level mutexes so parallel agents do not overwrite each other's edits; and a snapshot engine periodically saves agent memory so a failed agent can restore state. A cost recorder persists token counts and per-call spend and enforces a swarm-level ceiling. A command-line suite exposes swarm listing, inspection and cancellation, cost reporting and database status and backup commands.
https://github.com/ishandutta2007/open-antigravity
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