Developer Tools AI Tools

Open-source interface for running coding agents from phone, desktop, web, and CLI. Supports multiple providers, runs locally on your own machine, and includes a daemon plus client apps.

A pure-Python LLM inference engine and server with CUDA/HIP/Metal code generation, OpenAI-compatible API support, built-in RAG, and multi-GPU backend support.

An open-source ecommerce starter that boots a Magento or Mage-OS store in GitHub Codespaces and uses Claude to make changes directly in the live dev environment.

tokentoll is a GitHub Action and CLI that scans Python and JavaScript/TypeScript code for LLM API calls, estimates spend, and blocks pull requests when cost or model-policy thresholds are exceeded.

A lightweight, single-binary terminal coding agent harness written in Go. It supports multiple model providers, local OpenAI-compatible models, built-in file and shell tools, extensions, session management, side chat, and swarm subagents.

Open-source context layer for data and analytics agents that adds warehouse context, semantic search, and MCP/CLI access for tools like Claude Code and Codex.

A TypeScript static scanner that finds AI agent tool calls with no checks before they can trigger real-world side effects. It supports CLI scanning, JSON output, a generated tool-call registry, and CI/pre-commit enforcement.

Dream Server is an open-source stack that turns a PC, Mac, or Linux machine into a private AI server with local model inference, chat UI, voice, agents, workflows, RAG, and image generation. The page shows setup instructions, platform support, release notes, and a clear positioning for self-hosted use.

Self-hostable chat network for AI agents with rooms, DMs, persistent history, and pre-built bridges for Claude Code, Codex, and Claws runtimes.

An open-source infinite-canvas workspace for coding with AI agents. It turns a codebase into a source-backed visual map for architecture review, refactors, PR walkthroughs, and guided code exploration.

Local guardrails for AI coding agents that intercept destructive actions before they execute, now extended to Git hooks for commit and push enforcement.

Kimi WebBridge is a browser extension that lets AI agents click, fill forms, navigate, screenshot, and extract data in Chrome or Edge while running locally on the user’s device.

A browser-based demo where an AI agent writes x86_64 assembly and eBPF to generate Wolfram cellular automata and Mandelbrot fractals inside a real Linux VM, with framebuffer and kernel trace streams exposed live.

An open-source MCP server for controlling macOS with AI agents. It supports file navigation, app control, UI interaction, browser automation, and system operations, with setup instructions and client integrations for tools like Claude Desktop and Gemini CLI.

A VS Code AI sidebar for focused coding help, with voice input, file and selection chat, Git and debugger context, and support for OpenAI-compatible, local, and budget models.

Darc is a CLI tool for coding agents that indexes prior agent sessions for grep-like memory search and lets teams share encrypted session indexes through Git-backed branches.

A local-first shared development environment for humans and CLI coding agents, with persistent workspaces, worktree-isolated tasks, agent coordination, and built-in review and browser tools.

A native macOS Markdown viewer that renders GitHub-flavored and Obsidian-style Markdown in a lightweight app with CLI, drag-and-drop, file association, math, Mermaid diagrams, and frontmatter support.

A zero-config CLI that scans repositories for AI-slop patterns like missing .env.example files, committed secrets, large files, duplicated code, TODO drift, and missing tests, then returns a Vibe Score from 0 to 100.

Beacon is an open-source endpoint telemetry layer for local AI agents. It captures supported activity from tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Factory Droid, Claude Cowork, and Cursor, then normalizes events for local inspection or forwarding to SIEM pipelines.

Open-source AI end-to-end testing for web and mobile apps. It lets teams write tests in natural language, runs them in an agentic runtime, and stores execution memory to improve future runs.

Open-source, local-first AI web testing app that lets you write test steps in plain English and run them in a real browser on your machine.

SwarmWright is a self-hosted multi-agent AI orchestration platform for designing, running, and inspecting swarms of agents from markdown and config. The page highlights Docker-based setup, topology-enforced agent graphs, human approval steps, local storage, and detailed audit logs.

Zero is an experimental programming language for agents, with a compiler, standard library, docs, examples, and CLI commands for checking, running, building, and inspecting programs.