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Show HN: AI-whisper – two real coding agent CLIs, one implements, one reviews

AI-Whisper introduces two coding agent CLIs: one for implementation and one for code review, designed to work together in a development workflow.

Background

- The AI coding agent space (Cline, Aider, Copilot, Cursor, etc.) has seen an explosion of tools that let LLMs write or edit code autonomously. Most are "single-agent" — one model does the whole task. - This project proposes a dual-agent architecture: one agent (implementer) writes code, a second (reviewer) critiques the output before it's committed. This mimics a real code review workflow on a pull request. - The repo provides two CLI tools (whisper-implement and whisper-review) built on top of the open-source Aider framework and designed to be model-agnostic, supporting Claude, GPT, DeepSeek, Gemini, etc. - Aider is an established open-source AI coding assistant that runs in the terminal and can edit files in a git repo. This project extends that pattern with a separate review step. - The idea addresses a known weakness of single-agent coding tools: they can introduce bugs or security issues without a second check. The reviewer agent cannot edit code, only comment, making it akin to a human peer reviewer.

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