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Dropstone CLI — self-learning coding agent for the terminal
A terminal coding agent that reads your repo, edits across files, runs commands and tests, and remembers your corrections across sessions.
Why it matters
Persistent memory is the differentiator: correct it once and the lesson sticks across sessions, and it verifies its own work by running your tests before declaring a task done.
What you could build with it
An indie developer maintaining several side projects could let Dropstone learn each repo's conventions once, then hand it routine refactors and failing-test fixes while they focus on feature work.
Does it hold up?
Too early to judge — launched today; the persistent-memory and self-verification claims are compelling on paper but await real-world reports.
Learn more
First spotted on producthunt: source.
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