Agen

Daniel Dorne looked at the state of AI coding tools and saw a problem: most of them still needed a human holding their hand. Copilot suggests code. Cursor helps you write it. But Agen? Agen just does it. Fully autonomous AI coding agents that clone your repo, write the code, fix the pipeline when it breaks, and hand you a merge-ready PR in 20 minutes. No supervision required.

What makes Agen different is the cross-repo capability. Most AI coding tools work on a single repository. Agen handles frontend, backend, and infra in one session—multi-repo sessions where everything stays synchronized. It does live previews so you can actually see what the code does before merging. And when CI fails, the agent reads the logs, fixes the error, and queues the rerun itself. Self-fixing pipelines. That's the kind of stuff that makes developers actually believe in AI again.

They're positioning hard against Devin, Cursor, Claude Code, and GitHub Copilot—basically calling out every major player in the autonomous coding space. Their argument: browser-based autonomous execution beats terminal-only workflows, flat pricing beats metered billing, and unlimited parallel agents beats single-repo limitations. Bold claims. The space is heating up fast and everyone's fighting to be the one that makes human developers optional.