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A curated ranking of people, teams, and tools shaping the agentic engineering and vibe-coding ecosystem, with profile pages and shipped-output signals like tools and intel.

Epho is an API for running coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode in the cloud. It takes a prompt and repo context, then streams back the agent’s work over SSE.

A multi-agent workspace manager for orchestrating AI coding agents with scheduling, inbox-style messaging, task management, and optional Docker sandboxing.

A Lightning-based toll booth for AI scraping agents that returns HTTP 402 invoices, accepts Bitcoin Lightning payment, and grants short-lived access tokens for web requests.

A Claude Code skill that rewrites Claude’s responses through Gemini to strip out the over-polished, BuzzFeed-like tone and output plainer English.

Open-source agent harness that starts from a tiny loop, gives the model one exec tool, and stores the agent’s state and sessions inside its own directory. It includes setup commands, model configuration notes, and design rationale.

An experimental coding editor that uses persistent pseudocode prompts to generate and regenerate code with AI.

Seedstr is an AI fundraising assistant that analyzes a founder’s deck, model, and data room to rank seed investors and suggest who to approach, how to contact them, and when.

LongTerMemory Pro is an AI-powered education platform that turns study materials into personalized questions and spaced-repetition schedules for exam prep. The page also mentions OCR, AI chat, and progress tracking.

CIYA is a deterministic storage and logic engine for LLMs, presented as a front layer that keeps AI interactions running across cloud, on-prem, and air-gapped setups.

Notula is a WYSIWYG Markdown editor for docs-as-code, built around repositories that AI agents and humans both edit. It supports comments, review threads, background git sync, and desktop apps for macOS and Windows.

A DeepSeek Harness plugin that uses an LLM to verify and rank candidate outputs with select, compare, track, and rollout tools.

An agent stack for Claude Code with 60 MIT-licensed skills and 145 tested engines, built to surface failures instead of hiding them.

A small Python CLI that hooks into Claude Code to gradually increase target-language usage during chat sessions, with monitoring, ramp policies, help modes, and a pause/kill switch.

A draft specification for an offline emergency dispatch protocol designed for on-device AI models on phones when no dispatcher is available.

Mindlas is a local-first tool for monitoring Claude Code sessions and catching agent drift before bad code lands. It offers deterministic gauges, live session tracking, correction commands, and install paths for both a plugin and PyPI/CLI use.

Open-source AI SEO agent and technical optimization suite for coding agents and SEO workflows. The repo describes support for multiple AI environments, modular sub-skills, site crawling, schema validation, indexation workflows, and install paths for local use.

An AI agent skill that scans and clears developer junk like node_modules, build outputs, browser caches, and temp files across common agent environments.

A GitHub-hosted research note about an agent-driven engineering workflow, comparing merged PR volume across Kungfu, Google AX, and OpenAI references.

Vomit is a Go-based CLI that converts Claude output into readable English by sending it through a separate local LLM. It supports install/setup commands, a scrub mode for Claude hooks, and sidecar commands for listing and tailing sessions.

An open-source MCP server and bench CLI for agent-driven firmware development on physical hardware. It lets coding agents compile, flash, read serial output, debug boards, and manage OTA/fleet workflows for ESP32-class devices.

A zero-setup service for testing magic-link sign-in flows with disposable inboxes and a simple no-auth API for coding agents.

Personal site for an engineer writing about AI and dev tooling, with visible open-source projects for agent orchestration and data pipelines. The page highlights LLAssembly, described as code-driven orchestration for sub-agents and tool-call workflows, plus other related projects and writing.

Experimental observability tooling for Go services that turns vulnerability scanning into live metrics. It combines govulncheck, Prometheus, and OpenTelemetry to show when vulnerable code is actually executing in running services.