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Caplets is a developer tool that wraps MCP servers into smaller capability-based surfaces for coding agents. The site explains the workflow, setup, example capabilities like OSV, GitHub, and Sourcegraph, and includes benchmark results plus docs links.

HALO is an open-source local debugger and optimizer for AI agent traces. It collects execution traces, analyzes recurring failure modes with an RLM-based engine, and feeds findings into a coding agent to improve the harness.

A desktop coding-agent app that runs Claude Code and Codex locally and lets users reshape the app UI through a protected Modify surface.

Saymade is an AI app builder that turns a plain-language idea into a working app, lets you refine it with feedback, and deploy it with one click.

A tool that checks how an AI agent reads a startup website, highlighting what it understands in the first seconds and where it gets lost.

open-geo is a GEO visibility tracker for AI answers. It runs queries in a logged-in browser, records whether a brand appears in sources, citations, or answer text, and outputs a FastAPI/React dashboard plus PDF reports.

A framework-free Unix-style AI agent stack built from small shell commands. It uses bash, curl, and jq to run a REPL-like agent loop with append-only JSONL history, tool dispatch, and piping-friendly components.

Clariox is a career simulation platform that uses AI voice conversations to help users rehearse interviews, negotiations, leadership conversations, and pitches. It provides outcome-based feedback, role-specific interview modes, and scenario-based practice for job seekers, managers, and professionals preparing for high-

An open-source MCP server that returns page-cited, verbatim evidence from embedded and firmware reference docs for coding agents.

A GitHub repository of agent skills for reviewing conversational AI product UX from a codebase, including discovery, review, and recommendation workflows.

An interactive, cited knowledge graph that maps physical, geopolitical, and economic constraints across the global economy, with node evidence pages, feedback loops, and an accessible text index.

LiteLLM is moving its AI gateway to Rust and claims major gains in throughput, memory use, and request overhead while keeping the same config, API, and provider coverage.

Open-source AI agent monitoring platform with tracing, issue grouping, evals, semantic search, alerts, and MCP access for coding agents.

OpenBot is a local-first harness for running AI agents. It includes a small event API, local file storage, a built-in orchestrator agent, a deterministic state agent, and support for custom agents and plugins loaded from disk.

An Android accessibility service that lets agents and scripts inspect the UI tree and control a phone from the CLI, REST, or MCP with token-gated permissions.

Cachet is a local semantic cache for LLM APIs that sits in front of OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible endpoints and serves repeated or rephrased requests from cache. It includes a dashboard for hit rate and estimated savings, supports streaming responses, and is implemented as a single Rust binary.

Open-source CLI and plugin that lets Claude Code run workflows, teams, and subagents on third-party models like DeepSeek, GLM, Kimi, Qwen, or Codex-compatible providers.

Open-source CLI and TUI for auditing Claude Code skills: shows usage heat, token cost, broken skills, and relationship graphs, with JSON/Markdown output for CI.

Aharness is an open-source workflow harness for Codex that turns coding-agent processes into enforced state machines with typed gates, validated evidence, controlled transitions, repair paths, and inspectable logs.

Buzz is a self-hostable workspace for humans and AI agents to collaborate in the same threads, with signed events, audit trails, channels, workflows, and code-oriented actions.

An ICML 2026 research project page arguing that prompt injection comes from how LLMs misread roles, with an extended writeup, examples, and links to the paper, code, arXiv, and BibTeX.

An OpenAI-compatible LLM proxy that routes requests to the fastest healthy provider. It runs as a small sidecar, supports latency/error-aware routing, session affinity, and Vertex AI, and can be deployed as a single static binary or Docker container.

Open-source MCP server and CLI that lets an LLM control hardware workflows like compiling, flashing, and reading serial output for firmware development and device diagnostics.

GreyFox Community Edition is a self-hosted AI traffic proxy and admin console for teams that want to control LLM usage, enforce per-user quotas, reuse cached responses, and keep traffic inside their own infrastructure.