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Added Aura IDE to the list of AI tools in the README.
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🚀 Summary:
Add Aura to the Coding Agents section- a desktop AI orchestration IDE featuring a Planner/Worker dual agent system, multi provider support, diff approval, and local first privacy.
✅ Checklist:
I have read the contribution guidelines
The tool is AI-related and useful for developers
I have added a short, clear description of the tool
The link is not a duplicate of an existing one
The title of the link is properly capitalized
The link follows the Awesome List format
My change does not include unrelated files or changes
📌 Why is this tool awesome?
Aura's Planner/Worker architecture offers a unique approach to AI-driven coding: the Planner reads code and writes a technical specification, then hands it off to the Worker to apply edits with diff approval. This is not just autocomplete or in-editor chat — it's a full pair-programming model with safety controls (backups, sandboxed terminal, read-only mode). It also supports five providers (DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenRouter) and runs fully locally with no telemetry.
🔗 Link:
https://github.com/CarpseDeam/Aura-IDE
📝 Additional context:
Stable release v1.0.1 is available. Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux) via PySide6. The README includes screenshots, installation instructions, API key setup, and an architecture diagram.