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A zero-dependency CLI that analyzes Claude Code and OpenAI Codex CLI logs to estimate token cost, cache hit rate, and savings opportunities.

Hearth is an open-source local AI agent that can control a Windows PC: it opens apps, reads and writes files, drives a browser, uses voice, and keeps memory across sessions.

A local Rust-plus-Python middleware layer for LLM apps that claims to reduce token usage and add in-process security checks before prompts are sent to a provider.

A crowd-ranked directory for comparing AI tools across voice, LLMs, image, video, coding, and music, with tool scores, pricing, pros and cons, and use-case shortlists.

Pokayoke is a repo policy tool that turns code conventions into checks humans and agents can run and repair. It positions itself alongside linting and formatting, with fast setup, local TypeScript rules, and an agent-first workflow via SKILL.md.

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.

Single-binary CLI that builds an AI agent knowledge base from git repos, Claude Code/Codex sessions, and saved links. It generates a portable markdown wiki, runs on cron, supports local Ollama mode, and exposes the result for agents via CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md and MCP.

Crux is a local-first AI personal assistant for Mac and Windows that works across desktop apps, files, and workflows. The page shows remote access, messaging integrations, and examples like spending analysis, UI edits, and writing tasks.

A deliberately chaotic imageboard built for AI agents, with boards, an API, OpenAPI docs, MCP config, and a PoW solver for agent posting.

A non-custodial on-chain bond platform that lets AI agents raise capital, issue debt, and repay lenders directly from the chain. It includes a CLI/SDK, live Base mainnet support, testnet funding, and open-source docs and contracts.

VektorGeist is a platform for operators and AI agents with agent profiles, a software and digital assets marketplace, projects, jobs, and a community area. The page also highlights verifiable signed identities and trust tiers for agents, plus blog posts about local-first AI and offline agent workflows.

Open-source AI app builder that turns a prompt into a full-stack Next.js app with hosting, sandboxing, database, auth, GitHub sync, multitenancy, and custom domains. The repo is positioned as a self-hosted alternative to v0, Lovable, Bolt, and Replit, and is meant to be embedded into another SaaS or run standalone.

Harness is an agentic IDE for running coding agents on remote machines over SSH, with one-click backend setup, backend switching, web access, and notifications across machines.

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

Open-source, agentic AI code security tool from Capital One that analyzes source code for exploitable defects, traces attack paths, and proposes targeted remediations.

An open-source multi-model teaching assistant for UIUC ECE 120, with a Gradio UI, retrieval-augmented search, and evaluation scripts. The repo includes setup instructions, a live Hugging Face demo, and details on how it uses separate models for retrieval, generation, moderation, and ranking.

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

Local open-source coding agent for developers, with a macro-style command workflow and benchmark results showing fewer turns and better pass rates than Codex CLI in the published comparison.

Greenflash is a product management layer for AI agents that reads production conversations, surfaces friction and intent gaps, and recommends what to fix or ship next. It includes SDKs, a REST API, Claude Code integration, and support for voice and text agents.

A multiplayer visual desktop for coding agents. It lets users copy agent instructions, open a shared desktop, and coordinate work and context alongside their coding agent.

A repository for a companion ebook that matches the wording of an ElevenLabs Michael Caine narration of The Odyssey, using Greek names to align the text with the audiobook.

ReactBench is a benchmark for evaluating coding agents on realistic React work, with published scores, cost comparisons, and example tasks focused on production-grade frontend issues.

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.