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A macOS voice layer for AI workflows that turns speech into text, prompts, rewrites, read-aloud actions, and chat. It supports Gemini, optional OpenAI and xAI integrations, and offline Whisper dictation without an account.

Blocks.ai is an infrastructure and network layer for AI agents, offering outbound-only connectivity, routing, auth, billing, streaming, and a marketplace/network for builders and callers.

r3 is a local code review tool for AI-generated code and docs, with a browser UI, anchored feedback, and an agent loop for create/watch/reply workflows.

Looma is a local-first Python CLI that turns coding-agent history into resumable project context. It reconstructs work items, decisions, blockers, linked commits, and next steps from Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor sessions, with optional local LLM extraction and no cloud or API keys.

Open-source football management simulation where AI agents manage a club through MCP while humans watch the action in a terminal TUI. The repo includes a daemon, spectator console, calibration CLI, and detailed setup and command docs.

Wallie is an open-source, self-hosted AI streamer that can watch and hear your screen, speak in a custom persona, and now play Minecraft autonomously while narrating its actions. The repo shows a live-streaming workflow with vision, hearing, TTS, avatars, OBS integration, and dashboard-driven setup.

A CLI BI tool built for Claude Code that lets agents connect to data sources, generate live dashboards, publish shareable links, and even write back to connected systems.

Tilion is a stealth browser for AI agents, centered on Fortress, an open-source recompiled Chromium engine that adjusts browser fingerprints so automated agents can access sites that block ordinary automation.

Pylon is a full-stack TypeScript framework built for coding agents, combining schema, policies, live queries, auth, storage, jobs, and deploy in one runtime. The page shows a clear product, docs and CLI entry points, open-source positioning, and concrete examples of how agents can scaffold, inspect, and ship apps.

Lucid is a browser-based tool for inspecting what a language model is representing before it answers, using Anthropic’s Jacobian lens. It supports small open models, lets users type prompts, view concepts across layers, and export shareable session slices.

Noema is an AI company-analysis tool that lets users enter a US stock ticker and receive a bull case, bear case, and synthesized view from multiple investment personas.

Monogram is an AI app that turns prompts into an interactive visual interface instead of plain text. The page shows a live product pitch, demo entry points, and example use cases like recipes, movies, birthday planning, restaurant search, and EV comparisons.

A macOS app for browsing, searching, and resuming local history from coding agents like Codex, Claude, Cursor, OpenCode, Copilot, Pi, and Antigravity. It also adds transcript views, image browsing, analytics, and a live quota meter for Codex/Claude usage.

Yogen is a self-hosted AI swarm that uses 500 agents to debate an idea and produce a verdict and written report. It targets decision support for startup ideas, product changes, and other uncertain choices, with both a hosted demo and local setup using an Anthropic API key.

A local terminal UI for exploring AI coding spend across tools like OpenCode, Claude Code, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and more. It shows costs by month, day, project, session, and model, with drill-down views, heatmaps, exports, and a web browser mode.

Nicasa is a native macOS image viewer and Chrome extension for fast image browsing, with AI image enhancement, smart image extraction, screenshot capture, and local-only processing.

A fast, private, self-hostable AI chat app for OpenRouter. It supports bring-your-own-key usage, model selection across many providers, attachments, web search, portable history, and both hosted and self-hosted deployment.

A free tool that checks how a business appears in AI search results across systems like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, then returns a visibility score and a plain-English fix plan.

Open-source runtime for coding agents that sits underneath Claude Code to reduce tool calls, shorten context, and track savings. The page includes installation steps, a local savings check, and benchmark results comparing cost and performance.

Wizard is a self-extending autonomous agent shipped as a single Rust binary. It supports local and hosted models, live provider switching, MCP tools, self-modification, a messaging gateway, and built-in benchmarking.

A desktop browser that hallucinates web pages on the fly with an LLM, including interactive apps and customizable “lenses” for different styles of generated sites.

Tokenstead helps people match AI models to their own hardware, with support for Macs, GPUs, and custom rigs. It shows which models can run locally, estimates speed, compares cloud pricing, and includes a source-cited tracker of organizations using different models.

Chrome extension that lets users rate webpages for likely AI-generated content and aggregates those votes into a Slop Score shown to other visitors.

A local-first tool that mines reusable skills from coding agent transcripts and turns approved patterns into SKILL.md files for future sessions.