The settled 1 November window brings a new leader. deepseek-ai/dsh-superagent-prototype tops the chart on its first appearance: DeepSeek’s research prototype of a proactive coding agent that watches one repository, waits to be asked, works in its own agent session and then answers in the original conversation, usually with a pull request. A web panel shows where a human is still needed, and the README itself warns this is research code. morluto/rea holds second for reverse engineering software without source code, and pingdotgg/t3code debuts third with one control surface for every coding agent already installed on your machine.
The other arrivals stretch from the desktop to the phone. vercel-labs/agent-desktop gives agents hands through the OS accessibility tree, l0ng-ai/openidea rebuilds the IntelliJ way of working as a Rust app, thedotmack/claude-mem adds persistent memory that carries across Claude Code sessions, storytold/craft-anything studies how an app or game works and has an agent rebuild it, and wangzan101/Mika drives Android apps from a hidden background screen. The two holdovers, Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model and google/elephant-goldfish-model, both live on the plugin shelf around coding agents.
If you only open two: curiosity about how far a repo-watching agent can go points to dsh-superagent-prototype, budget in mind its own research-code disclaimer; juggling several coding agents at once points to t3code.