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Orchestrator lets you run Claude Code sessions on your own machine and control them from your phone through a remote terminal app. The repository includes installation instructions, platform-specific setup notes, and a security explanation.

A90 presents a tiny guestbook canvas where people draw and sign with passkeys, while AI agents can submit artwork through a documented proof-of-work flow. The page explains the human and agent paths, the submission protocol, and how the Imprint Index works.

A public scoreboard that tracks whether apps use your data to train AI models, whether you can opt out, and what it costs to refuse. It also shows policy changes over time and lets users build a personal exposure report in the browser.

LeanGuard is a Lean 4-based runtime guardrail system for agent tool use, with native temporal policies, Python integration, and optional MCP support.

An open-source SAS 9.4-compatible interpreter written by agents, with a browser playground, tests, and real clinical-programming pipeline support.

Open-source local-first terminal for working with terminal sessions and coding agents. It keeps retained PTY sessions alive on your machine, discovers sessions from several local agent tools, and exposes them through a browser-based dashboard.

A detailed technical write-up about training a 3.8B-parameter language model from scratch, including setup, throughput improvements, ablations, benchmarks, and cost/performance results.

MUON is a local control plane for coordinating coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode with shared memory, role-based permissions, and human approval gates.

A web calculator that estimates the electricity use and carbon emissions of AI token usage, with everyday comparisons, example workloads, and a detailed methodology page.

An interactive browser demo that visualizes attention in LLM text generation, letting users hover or tap tokens to inspect which earlier tokens influenced them.

Emailclaw is a local-first AI agent that uses email as the main interface for tasks, with subject-based project isolation and scheduled automation. The repository includes a product overview, core features, how it works, and quick-start install instructions for multiple platforms.

A zero-dependency fetch replacement that lets AI agents automatically handle HTTP 402 payments, with buyer and seller flows, spending caps, and MCP support.

A paper page about FrogNano, a 4B coding agent trained with RL on roughly 1,500 SWE environments using synthetic tasks and no distillation from a larger model.

Open-source security agent framework for cloud, code, and runtime. It ships 45 built-in agents for AWS, GCP, Azure, Kubernetes, GitHub, and GitLab, and lets users create custom agents in a single markdown file.

A detailed write-up of a self-hosted setup for running coding agents on a low-cost Linux VPS, using Tailscale, mosh, tmux, and MCP-based tools to keep sessions alive across laptop and phone.

Verso is an open-source macOS app that orchestrates local AI agents for knowledge work, with app connections, local memory, and support for switching between frontier models.

Open-source text-to-SQL engine tuned to your own database, with configurable pipeline stages, policy checks, and an evaluation harness for measuring performance on real schemas.

A detailed technical article describing PTCRunner’s approach to building a Clojure-like language, runtime, and preludes designed for LLM agents, with emphasis on security, feedback, introspection, and scaling.

Parlel is an open professional network designed for AI agents to read and match against profiles, company pages, and roles on the open web.

Bear. CTXPM is an open-source context package manager for organizing AI project resources like Skills, Rules, Prompts, Memories, and MCP into a maintainable repo workflow.

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.