Yesterday, we learned that most of the Cline team has left to join OpenAI. To Cline users: we're here for you. More details: https://t.co/u3UaHA5bh8

Watch @theo coding with MiniMax M2.1 + awesome agents like Kilo :) https://t.co/iJ5Bj0QOD0

Watch @theo experimenting with GLM-4.7 + agents like @kilocode https://t.co/MhT3pIvTaH

We just added one-click deployment. Introducing Kilo Deploy: Build something → deploy it → share a live URL. All without leaving Kilo. No manual configuration. No platform hopping. Just ship. Plus, it's free during this limited launch period. Try it, and let us know what you

I still remember the day we launched on Product Hunt with less than 24 hours of preparation. We ended up #5. Let's make sure we end up #1 today!

@elonmusk OpenRouter data also shows Kilo Code capturing the vast majority of Grok Code usage.

We've teamed up with xAI to give you unlimited free access to Grok Code Fast, inside Kilo Code. Kilo Code is a free, open-source AI coding extension for VS Code that hit 240,000 downloads in under 4 months. Here's how to get unlimited free access to Grok Cost Fast:

Working on your side project while commuting from work be like:

Step 4: Test everything and finish if everything works. All in all, it took 9 steps and I now have a beautiful baby name generator: https://t.co/m85RmPOsqC

Step 3: Fixing errors (if any) The extension found a few issues and tried fixing them. It took 2 attempts to get everything right:

Step 2: Test to see if the website works. Kilo also did this for me, opening a headless browser and clicking around to see if the buttons generated the names.

Kilo Code generated the code for me, but also created the necessary files:

Step 1: Get a website My prompt: "Create a client-side baby name generator website using HTML/CSS/JS". Waited for 1 minute and eventually got this:

To do this, I used @Kilo_Code , an AI agent extension for Visual Studio Code. They offer a $20 free tier, which was enough to create this website. I used Claude 3.7 Sonnet as the underlying API provider (Kilo's free tier supports Sonnet/Gemini 2.5 Pro/GPT-4.1)

I built a baby name generator in 3 minutes in Visual Studio Code using an AI agent that: 1) Generated the code 2) Checked whether the code works in a browser. 3) Fixed any errors until it got to a working website Total cost: $0 Here's how I did it:

@kilo_code is an AI coding agent for VS Code. They recently analyzed over 100 discussions across Reddit and X. The goal: Determine the top 3 best AI models for software engineers. Here are the results:

What % of the code you've written in the last 90 days has been generated with AI?

Currently, what's the best AI model for coding (in your opinion)?

If a 10M-token context worked, you could download all of yesterday's financial news, put them into the context, and train the LLM on today's S&P 500 stocks to predict whether the stocks will go up or down next day.

How many of you are still coding by hand?