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KURAHI · COMPARISON · READ 2026-10-14

Kurahi next to the tools people already run.

Public documentation and repositories, read on the date above. Where a competitor is stronger, the board says so. Where Kurahi has not shipped, the cell says roadmap. Cells we could not confirm from an official source are marked as not verified. Absence from documentation is not proof of absence.

← Kurahi 2.0 overview
CapabilityKurahi 2.0OpenCodeClaude CodeCodex CLIGemini CLICopilotCursorDevinOpenHandsAider
Licensing model●MIT · FSL · proprietary[K1]●MIT[O1]—proprietary[C1]●Apache-2.0[X1]●Apache-2.0[G1]—proprietary CLI licence[P1]—proprietary[U12]—proprietary[D2]●MIT[H1]●Apache-2.0[A1]
Runs as a persistent OS service●systemd · launchd · Task Scheduler[K1]○serve; no service unit[O2]○on-demand supervisor[C2]○daemon, experimental[X2]—[G2]—terminal process; cloud agent[P2]○manual worker[U1]○outpost worker[D1]○Agent Server in Docker[H2]—[A1]
Several clients on one live session●[K1]●client/server, attach[O2]●Remote Control[C3]●app-server[X2]○ACP, one client[G3]●CLI steered from GitHub.com[P2]●cloud agents[U2]●cloud sessions[D2]●same-session attach n/v[H1]—[A1]
Messaging channels as session clients●LINE · WhatsApp · others[K1]○GitHub; Slack via MCP[O3]●Telegram · Discord · iMessage (preview)[C4]○Slack, cloud only[X3]—[G1]●Slack · Teams[P3]○Slack[U3]●Slack · Teams[D3]○Slack (Cloud)[H3]—[A1]
Server-side scoped pairing · device keys●observe < attach < admin < owner · Ed25519[K1]○one shared password[O2]●per-device credentials[C3]○token auth; scopes n/v[X4]—[G1]n/v[P3]○API keys, service accounts[U4]○org RBAC; device n/v[D4]○session key[H1]—[A1]
Hash-chained audit log●kurahi audit verify[K1]—[O2]—OpenTelemetry[C5]n/v[X1]—telemetry collector[G4]—audit stream to SIEM[P4]—plain audit API[U5]—plain audit API[D5]○event log, no chain[H4]—[A1]
Boot integrity gate over policy files●kurahi integrity[K1]—[O11]○managed settings, version gate[C6]n/v[X8]○system overrides file[G4]—[P6]—managed policy files[U6]—org rules precedence[D6]—[H4]—[A1]
OpenAPI document + generated client●3.1 at /doc · 65 ops · 104 WS methods[K5]●3.1 at /doc, generated SDK[O2]○Agent SDK; no OpenAPI[C7]○SDKs; OpenAPI n/v[X5]○SDK; no OpenAPI[G5]○REST, SDK preview[P5]●OpenAPI, SDKs[U4]●OpenAPI v1–v3, SDK[D7]○SDK, REST; generated n/v[H1]—[A1]
Code Mode — one script, many tools, one round trip●sandboxed worker[K1]—[O11]○API feature, not CLI[C8]○under development, off[X6]—[G6]—[P6]—[U12]—[D7]—[H5]—[A1]
MCP client●stdio · HTTP[K1]●local, remote, OAuth[O4]●stdio, HTTP, SSE, OAuth[C9]●[X7]●[G6]●[P6]●[U7]●[D8]●command, URL, OAuth[H6]n/vthird-party only[A1]
Permission globs · step limits · loop detector●all three[K1]●globs, steps, doom_loop[O5][O6]●rules, --max-turns; loop n/v[C9]○prefix rules, no globs[X8]●policy engine, maxSessionTurns, loop detection[G7]○allow/deny rules[P7]○glob rules; steps n/v[U8]○glob rules; steps n/v[D6]●analyzers, stuck detector[H4][H7]○asks before commands[A1]
Jobs API — list, inspect, cancel●/api/jobs, audited cancel[K1]○sessions; jobs n/v[O2]●claude agents / stop / kill[C2]○thread/list, interrupt[X9]—sessions only[G8]○REST start; cancel n/v[P5]●runs, cancel[U4]●sessions API[D7]○conversations REST[H8]—[A1]
Plugins with hot reload●reload · dispose · quarantine[K1]○plugins; reload not documented[O7]●/reload-plugins[C10]○plugins; reload n/v[X6]○extensions; reload experimental[G9]○plugins; reload n/v[P8]○plugins; hooks reload on save[U6]○plugins; reload n/v[D9]n/v[H8]—[A1]
Prebuilt bundles for 3 OS, no runtime install●pinned runtime inside[K1]●static binaries, installers[O8]●native binaries[C6]●Rust binaries[X10]○bundle zip; thin Linux/Windows[G10]●MSI, tarballs[P9]○installer; runtime n/v[U9]●installers; runtime n/v[D2]○Docker main; desktop installers[H9]—needs Python[A1]
SBOM · provenance · checksums · signing●SHA-256 · CycloneDX · SLSA; not code-signed[K1]○no SBOM or sig seen[O8]●signed manifest, notarized; no SBOM[C6]○sigstore + SHA256SUMS; no SBOM[X11]n/vmacOS zips unsigned[G10]○SHA256 per asset[P9]n/v[U9]n/v[D2]○signed commit; no SBOM[H10]—no release assets[A2]
Japanese locale●kurahi init --lang ja · docs JA[K1]○README JA[O1]○response language only[C11]n/v[X1]n/v[G1]○docs JA[P10]○docs JA[U10]○docs JA[D9]n/v[H1]—[A3]
Provider-agnostic●209 listed: 17 curated + 192 catalogue (listed ≠ tested) · kurahi providers test · JP-hosted default[K4]●75+ providers, local[O9]○one vendor; Bedrock, Vertex[C12]●model_providers, Ollama[X12]○Google only[G9]○BYOK, Ollama[P11]○hosted models[U11]○hosted models[D10]●any LLM[H1]●broad, local[A4]
Self-hosted · on-premises●no vendor component[K1]●[O2]○gateway; model at provider[C9]●local models[X1]○proxy, Vertex[G4]○ARC runners; inference at GitHub[P12]○workers; inference hosted[U1]○single-tenant VPC; no on-prem[D11]●headline feature[H1]●[A4]
Editor · LSP integration●LSP: diagnostics after edits, 4 tools · ACP bridge; no IDE extension[K3]●built-in LSP, IDE extension[O10]●VS Code, JetBrains, LSP plugins[C13]●IDE extension, desktop[X1]●VS Code, ACP[G11]●IDEs, LSP config, ACP[P6]●is an editor[U12]○embedded editor[D2]○browser canvas[H1]○watch-files[A5]
Terminal UX maturity●switcher · diffs · 8 themes · leader chords · undo/redo · export/editor[K2]●full TUI[O11]●most mature[C9]●Rust TUI[X1]●Ink TUI[G6]●[P6]●[U12]●[D2]○CLI in maintenance[H8]●long-established REPL[A1]
Community size (GitHub stars)—public repository opens with this release[K1]●~213k[O1]●~151k (issues repo)[C14]●~129k[X1]●~107k[G1]○~11k (CLI repo)[P6]n/vclosed sourcen/vclosed source●~91k[H1]●~50k[A1]
●shipped○partial, optional or via a third party—not found in official sources◌roadmap, not shippedn/vnot verified

Competitor cells read on 2026-10-14; Kurahi cells from tree 086ecad708 on 2026-10-14. Numbered references point to the sources list.

WHERE KURAHI IS BEHIND

The honest column.

Message-level undo and plan mode

Kurahi undoes files from snapshots, not messages; a read-only mode is a tool policy, not a Tab switch.

Desktop app and IDE extension

Kurahi ships an ACP bridge and language-server integration; there is no desktop app and no editor extension yet.

Subscription sign-in

OAuth and device-code sign-in work for a subset of providers; the rest take a key.

Code signing

Bundles carry SHA-256 sums, a CycloneDX SBOM and provenance attestation; they are not yet code-signed for macOS and Windows.

Community

The board shows the gap honestly: tens or hundreds of thousands of stars against a repository that opened on 15 October 2026: github.com/koda-tokyo/kurahi.

SOURCES

Sources — read on 2026-10-14

  1. K1 — Kurahi 2.0.2 — README, CHANGELOG, LICENSING.md, docs/security/SECURITY_OVERVIEW.md, docs/QUICKSTART.md, docs/cli/* (ship with the release)
  2. K2 — Kurahi tree 086ecad708 — docs/tui.md (session switcher, diffs, slash commands, eight themes and theme files, leader chords, export and editor, snapshots with undo and redo)
  3. K3 — Kurahi tree 086ecad708 — docs/tools/lsp.md (diagnostics after write, edit and apply_patch; lsp_definition, lsp_references, lsp_hover, lsp_diagnostics; defaults for TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, Java)
  4. K4 — Kurahi tree 086ecad708 — docs/providers/README.md (registry of 209 providers, 17 curated and 192 from a public catalogue; kurahi providers list, add, test, remove, default)
  5. K5 — Kurahi tree 086ecad708 — openapi/kolo-gateway.openapi.json (65 operations) and src/gateway/server-methods-list.ts (104 base WebSocket methods)
  6. K6 — Kurahi tree 086ecad708 — docs/continuity-spec.md (C0–C9, D1–D4), docs/evidence.md, docs/policy.md, docs/channels/README.md, docs/factory.md, docs/comparison.md (verified against OpenCode documentation 2026-10-14)
  7. O1 — OpenCode repository (MIT; stars seen 2026-10-14)
  8. O2 — OpenCode — Server (opencode serve, /doc OpenAPI 3.1, password auth)
  9. O3 — OpenCode — GitHub integration
  10. O4 — OpenCode — MCP servers
  11. O5 — OpenCode — Permissions (globs, doom_loop)
  12. O6 — OpenCode — Agents (steps)
  13. O7 — OpenCode — Plugins
  14. O8 — OpenCode — latest release assets (v1.19.0)
  15. O9 — OpenCode — Providers
  16. O10 — OpenCode — LSP
  17. O11 — OpenCode — documentation home (TUI, desktop)
  18. C1 — Claude Code — LICENSE.md
  19. C2 — Claude Code — Agent view (supervisor, claude agents / stop / kill)
  20. C3 — Claude Code — Remote Control (device credentials)
  21. C4 — Claude Code — Channels (Telegram, Discord, iMessage)
  22. C5 — Claude Code — Monitoring (OpenTelemetry)
  23. C6 — Claude Code — Setup (native installers, signed manifest, managed settings)
  24. C7 — Claude Agent SDK — overview
  25. C8 — Programmatic tool calling (API feature)
  26. C9 — Claude Code — CLI reference (MCP, tool rules, --max-turns, gateway)
  27. C10 — Claude Code — Plugins CLI reference (/reload-plugins)
  28. C11 — Claude Code — Settings reference (language)
  29. C12 — Claude Code — Overview (providers)
  30. C13 — Claude Code — Code intelligence plugins (LSP)
  31. C14 — Claude Code repository (issues, plugins, docs; stars seen 2026-10-14)
  32. X1 — Codex repository (Apache-2.0; stars seen 2026-10-14)
  33. X2 — Codex — app-server daemon README (experimental)
  34. X3 — Codex — Slack integration (cloud tasks)
  35. X4 — Codex — websocket-auth
  36. X5 — Codex — SDK directory
  37. X6 — Codex — feature flags (Code Mode under development, plugins)
  38. X7 — Codex — CLI docs (MCP)
  39. X8 — Codex — rules (prefix_rule)
  40. X9 — Codex — app-server README (thread/list, interrupt)
  41. X10 — Codex — latest release assets
  42. X11 — Codex — rust-release workflow (cosign, SHA256SUMS)
  43. X12 — Codex — config schema (model_providers, oss_provider)
  44. G1 — Gemini CLI repository (Apache-2.0; stars seen 2026-10-14)
  45. G2 — Gemini CLI — a2a-server package (experimental)
  46. G3 — Gemini CLI — ACP mode
  47. G4 — Gemini CLI — Enterprise (system overrides, telemetry)
  48. G5 — Gemini CLI — SDK package
  49. G6 — Gemini CLI — documentation home
  50. G7 — Gemini CLI — policy engine
  51. G8 — Gemini CLI — session management
  52. G9 — Gemini CLI — configuration reference
  53. G10 — Gemini CLI — latest release assets
  54. G11 — Gemini CLI — IDE integration
  55. P1 — Copilot CLI — LICENSE.md (proprietary)
  56. P2 — GitHub Docs — About Copilot coding agent
  57. P3 — GitHub Docs — Copilot integrations (Slack, Teams)
  58. P4 — GitHub Changelog — agent session streaming (audit log / SIEM)
  59. P5 — GitHub Docs — cloud agent (REST)
  60. P6 — Copilot CLI repository (MCP, LSP, stars seen 2026-10-14)
  61. P7 — GitHub Docs — Copilot CLI allowing tools
  62. P8 — GitHub Changelog — Copilot CLI GA (plugins)
  63. P9 — Copilot CLI — releases (per-asset SHA256)
  64. P10 — GitHub Docs — Japanese edition
  65. P11 — GitHub Changelog — Copilot CLI BYOK and local models
  66. P12 — GitHub Changelog — coding agent self-hosted runners
  67. U1 — Cursor — Self-hosted cloud agent workers (My Machines)
  68. U2 — Cursor — TypeScript SDK (Agent.resume)
  69. U3 — Cursor — Slack integration
  70. U4 — Cursor — Cloud Agents API endpoints (OpenAPI, runs, cancel)
  71. U5 — Cursor — Admin API (audit logs)
  72. U6 — Cursor — Hooks (managed policy files, reload on save)
  73. U7 — Cursor — MCP
  74. U8 — Cursor — CLI permissions
  75. U9 — Cursor — CLI installation
  76. U10 — Cursor — Japanese documentation
  77. U11 — Cursor — Models and pricing
  78. U12 — Cursor — documentation index
  79. D1 — Devin — Outposts (self-hosted workers)
  80. D2 — Devin — CLI
  81. D3 — Devin — Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations
  82. D4 — Devin — enterprise auth and RBAC
  83. D5 — Devin — enterprise API (audit logs)
  84. D6 — Devin — CLI permissions
  85. D7 — Devin — documentation index (OpenAPI v1–v3, SDK, sessions)
  86. D8 — Devin — MCP
  87. D9 — Devin — hooks and plugins (Japanese edition exists)
  88. D10 — Devin — CLI models
  89. D11 — Devin — enterprise deployment options
  90. H1 — OpenHands repository (MIT; stars seen 2026-10-14)
  91. H2 — OpenHands — Agent Server overview
  92. H3 — OpenHands — Slack (Cloud)
  93. H4 — OpenHands — SDK security architecture
  94. H5 — OpenHands — SDK architecture
  95. H6 — OpenHands — MCP guide
  96. H7 — OpenHands — agent stuck detector
  97. H8 — OpenHands — introduction (CLI status, Automation Server)
  98. H9 — OpenHands — latest release assets
  99. H10 — OpenHands — software-agent-sdk releases
  100. A1 — Aider repository (Apache-2.0; stars seen 2026-10-14)
  101. A2 — Aider — latest release (no assets)
  102. A3 — Aider — release history
  103. A4 — Aider — connecting to LLMs
  104. A5 — Aider — watch files (editor use)

Official documentation and repositories only. Star counts are approximate and were seen on the date above. A product may ship a capability that its public documentation does not describe; the board records what could be verified, not what exists.

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