Developer Tools AI Tools

A macOS menu bar app that turns AI coding token usage from Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI into a Pokémon companion, while also tracking spend and usage limits from local logs.

Darby is a Hugo documentation theme with built-in in-browser AI Q&A, instant search, dark mode, and polished doc components for technical sites.

AgentReady is an MCP-based service that turns public websites into agent-friendly docs sources with cited answers, llms.txt generation, and live /ask and /mcp endpoints.

An open-source tool that watches Playwright failures, inspects the live page, and opens a GitHub PR with a proposed fix.

A plugin for coding agents that lets them message and coordinate with other agents across sessions, including Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity.

Omnideck describes a self-testing browser-tool workflow where an AI agent runs daily checks on real websites, diagnoses failures against its own source code, and files GitHub issues with proposed fixes.

An MCP server for framing screenshots and screen recordings in realistic Apple device bezels from an AI assistant. It wraps the Bezelbub CLI and supports image framing, video framing, device lookup, and Claude Code/Desktop setup.

A prompt-injection capture-the-flag arena for testing how AI agents behave under attack. Users can play challenges, create guarded agents, add optional guards and sandboxed tools, and track scores on a leaderboard.

AI-powered security scanner for modern web apps that combines SAST, DAST, and LLM-assisted code review in a single command. The repository includes install steps, quick-start commands, supported stacks, and examples for scanning live URLs or source code.

Wisp is an open-source desktop AI overlay that lets you trigger context-aware prompts with a hotkey, capture selection/clipboard/browser/screen context, and stream replies back into your workflow. It includes voice input/output, privacy controls, model-provider flexibility, and MCP support.

Kote is a developer memory layer that captures AI chats, Git activity, and development decisions, then makes them searchable in the IDE, web app, CLI, messaging apps, and MCP-enabled assistants.

Openbenchmarks is a public benchmark site for agents comparing SaaS and AI vendors with verified ground truth, open methodology, and metrics focused on build-vs-buy decisions. The snapshot shows benchmark sets for lookalikes, text-to-speech, and speech-to-text, plus links to open data and code.

A Zot docs page describing portable .zot files for packaging agent behavior, skills, requirements, and permissions. It includes manifest structure, file layout, permission rules, and packaging/running examples.

Tokenstead helps people match AI models to their own hardware, with support for Macs, GPUs, and custom rigs. It shows which models can run locally, estimates speed, compares cloud pricing, and includes a source-cited tracker of organizations using different models.

Self-hosted LLM gateway for cost-aware model routing, spend tracking, and policy-based traffic control across multiple providers.

Soup is a Python library that routes Agent Skills into LLM prompts, injecting only the skills relevant to each request. It supports local skills, remote repositories, and multiple providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama, LiteLLM, and LangChain.

Polygres is a Postgres platform built for agent and retrieval workloads, combining hosted PostgreSQL with native graph traversal, HNSW vector search, and hybrid retrieval APIs. The page shows a working product site, SDK usage, API/runtime connection details, and example hybrid queries.

A Redis-focused documentation site with design patterns, command references, and LLM-friendly navigation for human developers and coding agents.

A serverless document database that runs inside request handlers and stores state in S3/R2. The repo shows a small TypeScript API, quick-start flow, local dev support, and example scaffolds for app integration.

Local-first Python SDK for AI agents that compresses web pages before LLM use, flattens Shadow DOM, builds action maps, and extracts structured data from tables, forms, and lists.

A data-driven page that tracks well-known AI agent repositories with no recent public commit signal, comparing star counts with liveness to surface projects that have gone quiet.

A curated GitHub resource list for production AI agent infrastructure, covering runtimes, sandboxes, tool protocols, security, observability, and evaluation.

Heckle is a QA copilot for agentic app development. It lets you describe a bug in plain language while you use the app, then packages browser context like DOM, console, network, and path details for a coding agent to fix.

Open Science is an open-source AI workbench for scientists. It combines literature, code, figures, reports, and review into a local-first desktop workflow with model choice, reproducible artifacts, and scientific agent skills.