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Stagewise is an open-source agentic IDE for developers who want to connect their own model subscriptions and build software through a dedicated AI coding environment. The repository describes it as an agentic IDE for Z.ai, DeepSeek, Moonshot and similar provider accounts, with multilingual documentation and an active developer-facing setup. It is relevant for builders who prefer a transparent IDE layer over closed coding-agent products, especially when they already pay for model access elsewhere. Stagewise fits Smartoolbox’s code-assistant and vibe-coding audience because it combines editor workflow, agent orchestration, and model flexibility in one project. It is notable now because it launched on Show HN as a fresh coding-agent tool and has a clear official repository with usable documentation.

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