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Tura is a local, open-source coding agent designed to turn developer intent into verified repository changes. It minimizes token usage and round trips through macro-tool execution and a backward-reasoning strategy that identifies root causes before modifying code.
Released long-horizon benchmarks showing up to 83.1% fewer turns on rewrite tasks compared to previous agent configurations.
As of
- Macro CLI command_run tool
- Backward reasoning strategy
- Task-scoped runtime prompt management
- Evidence-backed performance benchmarking
- Support for TUI, CLI, and GUI workflows
Long-horizon repository tasks, complex bug fixes, and engineering workflows requiring auditable evidence.
Isolated, simple Q&A tasks where agentic reasoning overhead is unnecessary.
Open-source under the AGPL-3.0 license; users provide their own LLM API credentials.
An efficient, evidence-focused agent runtime for developers seeking to optimize token budgets and maintain high success rates on complex coding projects.
Is Tura free?
Yes - Tura is Free. Open-source under the AGPL-3.0 license; users provide their own LLM API credentials.
What is Tura best for?
Long-horizon repository tasks, complex bug fixes, and engineering workflows requiring auditable evidence.
Who makes Tura?
Tura is developed by Tura-AI. It is listed in the Developer Productivity & Workflow category on ai.dosa.dev.
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