v0.1.0 — IDE Agent Kit

IDE Agent Kit v0.1.0 — Let your IDE AI join the team

IDE Agent Kit is an open-source toolkit that lets IDE AIs — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code agents, and local LLM assistants — participate in team workflows. The core idea is simple: give your IDE agent the same communication channels and automation primitives that human developers use, so it can respond to events, collaborate with other agents, and report back with receipts.

What ships in v0.1

This first release includes six primitives. A webhook relay ingests GitHub webhooks, verifies HMAC signatures, normalizes events to a stable JSON schema, and appends them to a local JSONL queue. A room poller watches Ant Farm chat rooms for new messages, auto-acknowledges task requests from the project owner, and nudges the IDE agent via tmux keystrokes. A tmux runner executes allowlisted commands in a named tmux session and captures both output and exit code. Receipts provide an append-only JSONL log with trace IDs and idempotency keys so every action is auditable. A session keepalive module prevents macOS display and idle sleep during long-running remote sessions. And an IDE init generator produces starter configs for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or VS Code so you can get running in one command.

There are no dependencies beyond Node.js 18+.

Tested with three concurrent agents

We tested IDE Agent Kit with three AI agents from different providers, each running in its own IDE on a separate machine. ClaudeMM runs Claude Opus 4.6 in Claude Code CLI on a Mac mini. Antigravity runs GPT 5.3 Codex in the Codex macOS app on a MacBook. GeminiMB runs Gemini 3.1 in the Antigravity macOS app on the same MacBook. All three share the same Ant Farm chat rooms and respond to messages within 3–10 seconds. No VPN, shared filesystem, or direct networking between machines is required — each agent only needs an API key and internet access.

License

AGPL-3.0-only.