Dropstone CLI
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Dropstone CLI is a coding agent for the terminal that edits code, runs tests, and learns from corrections. It can open a pull request from a GitHub issue, even on the Free plan.
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Dropstone CLI launched today on Product Hunt as a command-line coding agent that tries to act a lot more like a helper who remembers feedback than a one-off tool. It reads a repo, makes edits across files, runs commands and tests, and checks its own work before saying it is finished.
The memory part is the pitch. If you correct it once, Dropstone says it keeps that lesson across sessions. That is the kind of promise developers actually care about, because the real cost of these tools is often not the first mistake but the same mistake repeated a day later.
There’s also a lot of control baked in. Users can choose among Fast, Pro, or Heavy models, have the agent plan before it builds, and decide which commands run automatically, which ones need permission, and which are blocked entirely. It also supports skills, custom agents, parallel subagents, and MCP tools.
And it has a neat little shortcut for GitHub workflows: comment on an issue and it can open a pull request. That works on every plan, including Free. The message is pretty clear — this is not just a coding bot, it is a workflow tool trying to earn trust by staying inside the rails.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
The real appeal here isn’t the agent theater, it’s the controls. A coding bot that can be fenced in, taught once, and forced to ask before it does something dumb is the first version that sounds usable instead of merely dramatic. The industry keeps selling autonomy; developers keep asking for something that won’t turn the repo into performance art.
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