Parallel agents, diff reviewer, and multi-model comparisons
We've completely rebuilt Kilo Code for VS Code, built on OpenCode server. New portable core, parallel tool calls, subagent delegation, inline code review, multi-model comparisons. Get started: kilo.ai/install
We just shipped the biggest update to our VS Code extension since launch. The entire thing has been rebuilt on OpenCode server, which is the same open-source core that powers our CLI and Cloud Agents. One engine across every surface, so when we improve something, it gets better everywhere.
The headline feature is real parallelism. Kilo can now run multiple tool calls at the same time (file reads, searches, terminal commands all firing concurrently), and it can spin up parallel subagents that each handle a piece of a larger task simultaneously. You actually feel the speed difference.
A few other things shipping in this release:
Agent Manager — run multiple independent agents in separate tabs, give each one a role, and use git worktrees so they never step on each other's code
Inline code review — leave line-level comments directly on agent diffs, just like a PR review, and send them back as structured context
Multi-model comparisons — run the same prompt through different models side by side and pick the best result
Cross-platform sessions — start in the CLI, pick up in VS Code, share with a teammate
Kilo is open source, runs 500+ models at provider cost (zero markup), and has over a million developers using it. We'd love for you to try it out and tell us what you think!
About Kilo Code v7 for VS Code on Product Hunt
“Parallel agents, diff reviewer, and multi-model comparisons”
Kilo Code v7 for VS Code launched on Product Hunt on May 5th, 2026 and earned 589 upvotes and 123 comments, earning #1 Product of the Day. We've completely rebuilt Kilo Code for VS Code, built on OpenCode server. New portable core, parallel tool calls, subagent delegation, inline code review, multi-model comparisons. Get started: kilo.ai/install
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Kilo Code v7 for VS Code has received 42 reviews on Product Hunt with an average rating of 4.95/5. Read all reviews on Product Hunt.
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fmerian
Hey Product Hunt 👋 Brian from Kilo Code here.
We just shipped the biggest update to our VS Code extension since launch. The entire thing has been rebuilt on OpenCode server, which is the same open-source core that powers our CLI and Cloud Agents. One engine across every surface, so when we improve something, it gets better everywhere.
The headline feature is real parallelism. Kilo can now run multiple tool calls at the same time (file reads, searches, terminal commands all firing concurrently), and it can spin up parallel subagents that each handle a piece of a larger task simultaneously. You actually feel the speed difference.
A few other things shipping in this release:
Agent Manager — run multiple independent agents in separate tabs, give each one a role, and use git worktrees so they never step on each other's code
Inline code review — leave line-level comments directly on agent diffs, just like a PR review, and send them back as structured context
Multi-model comparisons — run the same prompt through different models side by side and pick the best result
Cross-platform sessions — start in the CLI, pick up in VS Code, share with a teammate
Kilo is open source, runs 500+ models at provider cost (zero markup), and has over a million developers using it. We'd love for you to try it out and tell us what you think!