ARIA routes each task to specialist agents, has them debate the approach, hands the code to a coder, then makes a different agent review it before anything merges, all in your terminal. Built for academic researchers, and free.
ARIA, the specialist roster, and the discuss → review → merge workflow.
Runtime, tools, providers, permissions, sandbox, and the terminal UI.
A team of agents that debate, build, and peer-review. Free, in your terminal.
Most coding agents are a single model doing everything. Neko runs a team. For researchers, that means reproducibility you can trust: every change peer-reviewed, the scientific method run end to end, and it all runs free or fully local, so unpublished work stays on your machine.
The additions that turn a single coding agent into a reviewed, multi-agent workflow. Each runs automatically under ARIA, or on a slash command.
No subscription, no credits, no card. Clone the repo, run it in any project, and set a different model per agent, including free provider tiers and fully local with Ollama.
It's free and open source. Clone the repo, run neko in any project, and let a team of specialist agents discuss, build, and peer-review your next change. MIT · built on opencode.