A free, open-source text editor that runs entirely in your terminal but feels like VS Code — split panes, multi-cursor editing, a command palette, and language smarts — no configuration file required.
#code-editor
36 tools curated in this category — including Fresh, Embedenv, CodersNote
techFind on mySelectas all sites and tools related to code-editor. This selection of 36 resources is reviewed and maintained by the community. The most popular include Fresh, Embedenv, CodersNote. Each tool comes with a review, tags, comparisons and alternatives to help you make the best choice.
A widget you drop into a blog post, doc page, or course that turns a static code snippet into a real, runnable program a reader can click "Run" on, without leaving the page.
An AI programming tutor that shows you code running line by line — the call stack growing, memory changing, branches taken — instead of just explaining it in a paragraph of text.
A small tool that adds a "Run" button under any code block in your documentation, so readers can execute the example on the spot instead of copy-pasting it into their own terminal.
A code editor built for the moment designers and programmers work on the same feature together — you can click and drag elements in the live running app the same way you'd write code, with an AI agent and Git built in.
Opens a 500MB CSV file instantly and lets you filter, sort, and run SQL queries on it like a database — without the multi-minute freeze that happens when you try the same file in Excel or Google Sheets.
A shared cloud canvas where multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) work on the same project at once, without overwriting each other's files.
A free browser-based game that teaches you Vim by giving you short editing puzzles to solve in as few keystrokes as possible.
A free, browser-based code editor for TikZ, the LaTeX language for drawing precise technical diagrams — no install, no LaTeX setup needed on your machine.
A paid monospaced font built specifically for reading and writing code all day — wider spacing to reduce eye strain, 200+ languages supported, and over 120 optional coding ligatures.
A Mac Markdown editor that shows your math equations and diagrams rendered live as you type, and can turn the same document into a slideshow or a polished PDF when you're done.
A free tool that lets AI coding assistants understand your entire codebase's structure instantly, instead of reading files one by one, cutting token usage by about 99%.
A floating macOS widget that shows the real-time status of Claude Code sessions with voice input and customizable auto-accept permission modes, so you don't have to keep the terminal in view.
A self-learning plugin for Claude Code that captures your corrections and repeated workflow patterns, then syncs them into CLAUDE.md and config files so the agent remembers them across sessions.
A workspace for running multiple AI coding agents on the same codebase at once, using isolated git worktrees and a shared living spec to avoid conflicts.
An open-source AI assistant that lives inside your code editor and can actually make changes across multiple files, run terminal commands, and fix its own mistakes — you approve each step, so it acts more like a careful junior developer than an autocomple
OpenMarkdown is a tiny, instant-opening notes app that stores everything as plain text files on your computer — and it's built so an AI assistant like Claude can read and edit the same file right alongside you.
An open-source visual editor that lets designers edit a real React website by clicking and dragging — like Figma, but the changes go straight into the actual code.
API that instantly merges AI-generated code edits into your actual files, so coding agents can make changes without rewriting whole files.
Lightweight REST/WebSocket/gRPC API client built into VS Code and JetBrains — no app switching, local-first, git-syncable.