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A capability-based microkernel written in SPARK Ada and formally verified with gnatprove, with a thin C SDK for building services and distribution components.

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

An open-source tmux plugin that shows Claude Code and Codex activity status, with window indicators plus optional popup and sidebar views.

A security-focused article about a Git configuration attack path affecting multiple AI coding agents, with concrete reproduction details and vendor response notes. It also introduces grith, described as an OS-level security proxy for AI coding agents.

Bestie is an open-source native terminal coding agent harness focused on visibility and control, with sandboxing, provider support, session save/load, and cross-platform installs.

Open-source CLI and deployment engine for shipping open-source LLMs to AWS or GCP from a single command, with scale-to-zero and serverless provisioning inside the user's own cloud account.

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.

A blog post showing how a Game Boy Advance game was built with GPT-6 Astra and an AI pixel art generator, including prompts, asset generation notes, and a playable demo.

A read-only CLI that inventories AI agents, MCP servers, plugins, and AI extensions on a machine and explains what each one can access.

An open-source AI engineering platform that edits, documents, and verifies KiCad circuit boards from a prompt or brief, with gated stages for spec, architecture, parts, schematic, layout, outputs, firmware, and dev plan.

Open-source ticket system release with internal agent chat, ticket handovers, scheduled report delivery, customer/web form processes, CMDB links, and FAQ attachments.

Anypick is an open library for selecting the best LLM across providers using filters for capabilities, pricing, and benchmarks. It includes Python and TypeScript implementations, provider support for OpenRouter and Vercel AI Gateway, and examples showing how to pick a model by constraints and strategy.

A Supabase blog post about testing documentation with an eval, finding agent-driven RLS setup failures, and revising the guide to work better for coding agents.

A drop-in CLAUDE.md style section that changes how Claude writes prose. The repo includes a clear install path, the style rules themselves, and notes on when the patch works best or degrades.

An open-source personal AI agent built for Cloudflare Workers, with per-conversation Durable Objects, markdown memory in R2, vector recall, deep research fan-out, and support for MCP tools.

gremlord is a local router that lets Claude Code run on Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Ollama, vLLM, OpenRouter, and other OpenAI-compatible endpoints. It adds token metering, hard budget limits, size-aware routing, and model-based session handling while keeping the Claude Code TUI and tools.

Open-source TUI for managing multiple coding agents side by side in the terminal. It can spawn, watch, rename, kill, and switch into agent sessions, with live status tracking and Unix socket-based status signals from zerostack.

A Go-based crawler for scraping documentation sites into clean Markdown and JSONL for LLM ingestion, RAG pipelines, and offline searchable doc corpora.

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.

Managed desktop environments for computer-use agents, with application monitoring, artifact checkpoints, and recovery controls. The page shows KiCad and FreeCAD support, an API/SDK, usage flow, pricing, and a quickstart example.

A browser-based brainstorm canvas that grows ideas from a seed word using Chrome’s on-device AI, with no signup or backend.

A detailed vLLM blog post explaining speculative decoding on AMD GPUs, with mechanics, supported drafting methods, configuration guidance, tuning advice, and benchmark discussion.

Neuro is an AOT-compiled programming language for AI workloads, built on LLVM and positioned around native performance, tensor work, and future MLIR/Enzyme/GPU support.

A lightweight Markdown variant designed to reduce token usage for LLM consumption using single-character markers and context-aware parsing.