Developer Tools AI Tools

Open standard for product intent and evidence in AI agent-led software work. The repo includes a spec, parser/CLI tools, MCP server support, and loadable agent skills for writing, validating, and reconciling Product Specs.

An offline desktop time tracker for Windows and macOS that automatically logs app and website activity, classifies work locally with on-device AI, and helps prepare client invoices without cloud syncing or manual timers.

A terminal CLI that watches a Git repository and streams edits as they happen, making it easier to monitor what coding agents or editors are changing in real time.

ThreadShelf is a local-first archive and semantic search tool for AI conversations, with support for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, OpenRouter, LM Studio, and Google AI Studio. It can reconstruct threads, export conversations to Markdown, and continue chats through local llama.cpp or OpenRouter.

Open-source AI coding factory that turns tickets into reviewed pull requests on your machine. The page shows install options, local-first setup, CLI commands, a desktop app, and product details like adversarial review, tamper checks, and test validation.

A GitHub repository that packages a tiered engineering-agent system for AI coding tools, with install scripts, role routing, escalation rules, and portable skills for tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini, and Codex.

A macOS desktop workspace for AI-assisted development that combines chat, Kanban, repo browsing, subagent tracking, and local code review.

Sitedropper is an agent-friendly deployment and hosting platform that turns prompts, ZIP uploads, or REST requests into live HTTPS URLs. The page shows support for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, and Pi through MCP, plus a browser-based draft/share flow and custom domain support.

A lightweight CLI for running RAG over local documents, with hybrid vector + BM25 retrieval, OCR for scans and images, and support for local or API-based LLMs.

Private AI agent for Android that helps users fix settings and troubleshoot phones with guided steps, deep links, and local memory.

A Godot and Rust desktop PTY multiplexer with tiled panes, persistence, CLI control, and MCP integration for AI agents and automation tools.

A Python SDK that provides LiteLLM-style model routing and translation with a smaller surface area. It supports completions, streaming, embeddings, tool calling, async variants, provider mapping, and local OpenAI-compatible backends.

A detailed post from pact0 about testing whether blank AI agents could complete a real product workflow, what failed, and the fixes they shipped after the audit.

ObserverBench is an interactive benchmark and guided demo for testing whether internal AI monitoring methods help make safer decisions, not just better predictions. It includes real-model results, benchmark tasks, and a no-login walkthrough showing how warning scores affect review and harm that slips through.

OpenAI’s documentation for its Agents API, covering how to build and run cloud agents with the OpenAI platform. The page surfaces core concepts, quickstart material, SDKs, webhooks, tracing, tools, and related agent-building resources.

Open-source text-to-SQL engine tuned to your own database, with configurable pipeline stages, policy checks, and an evaluation harness for measuring performance on real schemas.

A Linux desktop app for managing multiple AI helpers with separate roles, memory, provider connections, and isolated computer workspaces.

Hazzel is a small terminal coding agent for working directly in a codebase. It reads files, edits with diff approval, runs commands with permission, and supports git-aware actions, with multiple model providers and bring-your-own-key setup.

brw is a semantic browser control tool for agents. It runs a real visible Chrome/Chromium browser and exposes control through MCP and HTTP, with stable refs, semantic page snapshots, and post-action observations.

Self-hosted Linux monitoring agent that reports system health and security events through a private Telegram bot. It covers CPU, memory, disks, temperatures, battery, services, SSH logins, brute-force detection, and remediation actions.

Local-first SQLite memory engine for AI coding tools that preserves project decisions and context across agents and model switches.

An open-source Stripe-like payment layer for AI agents and paid MCP tools, with spend authorization, per-call charging, and settlement flows for test credits in beta.

A playable Three.js office for local Herdr agents, with live terminals, coffee breaks, and a shotgun. It includes run instructions, configuration flags, controls, and notes on live vs demo mode.

A self-hostable MCP endpoint that centralizes accounts, memory, skills, secrets, and access controls for AI agents. It supports multiple providers, profile-based permissions, audit logs, and deployment on your own machine or cloud.