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20 Grove alternatives

Grove: A macOS script runner where you and your coding agent drive the same terminal processes — menu bar, CLI and a built-in MCP server over one local socket. 20 apps do similar work, most sharing Coding Agent, Terminal and CLI, ranked by how much they have in common with Grove.

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  1. Anthropic

    Anthropic's agentic coding tool — a terminal-native agent that reads your codebase, edits files, runs tests, and opens PRs.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  2. Meta

    Meta's terminal coding agent for long-horizon work in large repositories, running the Muse Spark 1.2 model with parallel subagents and a replayable event log.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  3. Mario Zechner

    Minimal, MIT-licensed terminal coding agent that adapts to your workflow via TypeScript extensions.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  4. Vercel Labs

    Vercel Labs' tiny open-source coding agent: a ~6MB Zig binary that cold-starts in microseconds and embeds anywhere.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  5. SST

    An open-source terminal coding agent that works with any model and shares sessions across devices.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  6. Sourcegraph

    Sourcegraph's frontier coding agent for the terminal and editor, built to use the strongest models without limits.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  7. AI pair programming in your terminal, with git-aware edits and a sensible commit for every change.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  8. An agentic terminal and development environment where you drive coding and DevOps tasks in natural language.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Terminal

  9. Local-first converter that turns PDFs, Office files, scans and web pages into clean Markdown and JSON.

    Also: CLI, Local-First, macOS

  10. Abhishek Iyer

    A local, keyboard-driven diff viewer built for the huge changes coding agents produce - and it remembers what you have already seen.

    Also: CLI, Coding Agent, Local-First

  11. SSH terminal for iPhone and iPad that alerts you when a coding agent is blocked or done, so you can answer it from anywhere.

    Also: Coding Agent, Terminal

  12. Turns backlog tickets into reviewed pull requests — background triage, a task board wired to live agent sessions, and MCP control from your own terminal.

    Also: Coding Agent, Terminal

  13. Harsha Chaganti

    Watch and approve Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode sessions running on your Mac from an iPhone, with live transcripts and push notifications.

    Also: Coding Agent, Terminal

  14. Google

    Google's agent-first development platform, where you manage a fleet of coding agents across editor, terminal, and browser.

    Also: Coding Agent, Terminal

  15. Jun Kim

    Menu-bar LLM inference server for Apple Silicon, with continuous batching and tiered KV caching that keeps local models fast enough for real coding work.

    Also: Local-First, macOS

  16. Raycast

    Build real native Mac apps by describing them to an AI agent — local-first, offline, and yours to keep.

    Also: Local-First, macOS

  17. The Plow Collective PBC

    Mac app that exposes your browser, CLI, files and saved logins to Claude, Codex or any MCP agent — with an approval gate on every request.

    Also: Local-First, macOS

  18. A Mac budgeting app whose AI chat runs entirely on your machine, so your ledger and your questions never leave your disk.

    Also: Local-First, macOS

  19. Ariso

    Free MIT-licensed menu-bar meeting notetaker for Mac that can transcribe and summarise fully on-device, with no bot joining the call.

    Also: Local-First, macOS

  20. coconutStudio

    A native macOS notes app that parks notes along your screen edge and keeps an AI agent inside them, encrypted on-device.

    Also: Local-First, macOS