We've completely rebuilt Kilo Code for VS Code, built on OpenCode server. New portable core, parallel tool calls, subagent delegation, inline code review, multi-model comparisons. Get started: kilo.ai/install
@jobrietbergen What about perplexity computer. I feel thats the goat now. Its like a step above Claude code. Well it uses claude code as a subroutine. But it feels 3-4x better than pure Claude code. Any plans to move up market. To move one step above claude code? # Inception the movie 😬
This is the one feature I didn't know I needed till I saw it, Parallel agents in VS Code. Every other coding tool makes you wait till your working on one task to start the next. This completely eliminates the bottleneck. Also line-level diff review makes it usable instead of just blindly trusting whatever the agent spits out. Brian Turcotte does the diff reviewer work with all supported models or is it model-dependent?
yes!! parallel agents means your tool calls run at the same time instead of waiting in line. search, wait, read, wait, edit, wait. the new @Kilo Code for @VS Code fires those calls concurrently when they're independent.
it's the difference between waiting on your agent and working with it.
@jobrietbergen any AI models you'd recommend for code reviews? heard good things about @MiniMax M2.7
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I've been running agents on the same branch as my main codebase and wondering why reviews feel so stressful. The worktree isolation answer is embarrassingly obvious in retrospect. The multi-model comparison feature is the sleeper hit here — being able to see how different models approach the same diff side by side is genuinely useful for building intuition about when to switch models. Does the comparison run them simultaneously or sequentially, and does it add a lot of latency to the workflow?
The inline diff reviewer is the feature I didn't know I needed. There's always that moment where an agent makes a change that looks right at a glance but isn't -- having line-level review comments in context closes that loop. We use VS Code for our Next.js dev work so this is going on the team's list. Congrats on last month's #1.
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DiffSense
When KiloCode CLI? :D
Mastra
Today.
Spoiler alert: launching soon on @Product Hunt 👀
Kilo Code
@conduit_design we already have it : http://kilo.ai/cli
DiffSense
@jobrietbergen What about perplexity computer. I feel thats the goat now. Its like a step above Claude code. Well it uses claude code as a subroutine. But it feels 3-4x better than pure Claude code. Any plans to move up market. To move one step above claude code? # Inception the movie 😬
Mastra
@jobrietbergen spoiler alert!!1 🙈
This is the one feature I didn't know I needed till I saw it, Parallel agents in VS Code. Every other coding tool makes you wait till your working on one task to start the next. This completely eliminates the bottleneck. Also line-level diff review makes it usable instead of just blindly trusting whatever the agent spits out. Brian Turcotte does the diff reviewer work with all supported models or is it model-dependent?
Mastra
yes!! parallel agents means your tool calls run at the same time instead of waiting in line. search, wait, read, wait, edit, wait. the new @Kilo Code for @VS Code fires those calls concurrently when they're independent.
it's the difference between waiting on your agent and working with it.
help us spread the word on X, repost this!
@rishik_manche the diff and local code reviewer works with any model
Mastra
@jobrietbergen any AI models you'd recommend for code reviews? heard good things about @MiniMax M2.7
I've been running agents on the same branch as my main codebase and wondering why reviews feel so stressful. The worktree isolation answer is embarrassingly obvious in retrospect. The multi-model comparison feature is the sleeper hit here — being able to see how different models approach the same diff side by side is genuinely useful for building intuition about when to switch models. Does the comparison run them simultaneously or sequentially, and does it add a lot of latency to the workflow?
Mastra
@rithikamalve Thank you! Your words just made my day.
Yes! @Claude by Anthropic Opus 4.8, @OpenAI GPT-5.5, @MiniMax M2.7... Try 'em all here:
And let us know how your experience is! Enjoy!
Spellar AI
Congrats on the launch 🚀
Looks super solid — already shared this with our dev team, think they’ll really like it.
Mastra
@hotfixer amazing! join the Discord server for advanced help and support: https://kilo.ai/discord
Kilo Code
Love what this team at Kilo is building!
Mastra
@emilieschario they're the 🐐
The inline diff reviewer is the feature I didn't know I needed. There's always that moment where an agent makes a change that looks right at a glance but isn't -- having line-level review comments in context closes that loop. We use VS Code for our Next.js dev work so this is going on the team's list. Congrats on last month's #1.
Mastra
Thank you, Schott! I'd love to get your feedback if you had a chance to use the new @Kilo Code btw. You can:
Add your review here: https://producthunt.com/products/kilocode/reviews/new
Join the Discord server for advanced help and support: https://kilo.ai/discord
Looking forward to seeing what you're building!
inline completion in VS code are totally free ?
Mastra
TL,DR: Yes, @Kilo Code provides free inline completion including multiline suggestions.
For more details:
Read the documentation: kilo.ai/docs/code-with-ai/features/autocomplete
Set up @Mistral AI for free autocomplete: kilo.ai/docs/code-with-ai/features/autocomplete/mistral-setup