AI tool

aclif is an open-source Agent CLI framework for building command-line tools that AI agents can use across SaaS platforms. It emphasizes one shared grammar, canonical names, introspection, safety metadata, and multiple runtime modes including shell, tool call, and gateway.

A C++ OpenAI-compatible LLM gateway designed for very low latency, with support for translating requests to providers like Anthropic, Gemini, and Cohere.

A macOS menu-bar app that supervises MCP servers so multiple editors and clients can share one running server per profile, with credentials stored in Keychain and tool calls recorded.

Vehla is a native macOS command center with on-device AI, clipboard intelligence, window management, dictation, and local-first workflows. It combines launcher-style actions, clipboard recall, shelves, workspace tools, and model connectivity in one app.

Bastiontrace is a Python library for analyzing AI agent tool-call traces to locate prompt injections, identify where they landed, and map the resulting blast radius.

Open-source pixel-art mission control for Claude Code agents. It turns projects into offices on a campus map, shows live agent status and spending, and lets you orchestrate tasks across workspaces from one desktop app.

Ante is a self-contained coding agent for the terminal with local model support, multi-agent orchestration, and programmatic server modes. The docs highlight offline operation, low resource use, public benchmarks, and integrations for providers, MCP, Slack/Discord, and custom engines.

An evidence-aware mathematics runtime for LLMs and a Python/MCP server. It combines exact, symbolic, formal, certified-interval, and numeric computation with typed outputs, trust labels, and provenance tracking.

Chrome extension that scans public websites for signs of fake AI-generated stores, invented customers, suspicious reviews, and weak business evidence.

A macOS desktop product for running multiple coding agents in parallel from one workspace, with shared accounts, memory, and skills. The page also highlights Lanes Link, an MCP-based endpoint for connecting agent clients to accounts, context, and access profiles.

A source-linked public archive of documented incidents involving AI coding agents and chatbots, with summaries, lessons learned, and an incident index.

A browser extension that lets users move AI chat threads between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini without retyping. It supports exporting/importing local .chatbridge files and emphasizes browser-only, local-first handling.

Local-first tool that analyzes Claude Code session logs to explain where usage went, diagnose quota spikes, and generate reports from plain-English questions or slash commands.

A CLI for searching local agent session history and tracing code changes back to the sessions that produced them.

A CLI and TypeScript helper that lets coding agents turn MCP tool usage into scripts, with typed APIs and a skill for Claude projects.

A macOS feedback layer for coding agents that captures comments on text, screenshots, web elements, and voice, then passes them to agents through MCP with attached context.

TokenSpend tracks AI coding spend and ties it back to shipped work, with GitHub-based PR attribution, team-level reporting, and a live model router with receipts.

XSAF is a small, fetch-native TypeScript framework for building secure AI agents. The page shows its core API, agent lifecycle, tool pipeline, MCP support, session handling, and offline testing story.

ModelPlane is an OpenAI-compatible AI gateway that routes requests across multiple model providers through one endpoint. It includes model groups, fallback and weighted routing, multiple provider support, reasoning output normalization, and usage/billing tracking.

TokenMaxxer is a CLI-based AI usage tracker for developers that reads token counts from tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others, then shows spend, model usage, and a public leaderboard. It emphasizes local-only reads and opt-in sharing.

AI forecasting platform with a public track record, API/docs, and integrations for Claude Desktop and Claude Code. The page highlights benchmark results, live market usage, and example forecast types for probability, numeric, date, categorical, and decision questions.

Local-first coding agent that runs on the user’s machine and can work across the browser, desktop, terminal, and editor surfaces. The repo says it verifies fixes by reproducing failures and re-running assertions, with install instructions for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

SKI is a Mac and Windows voice assistant for AI coding agents. It lets developers talk to tools like Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and OpenClaw, and hear replies spoken back locally on-device.

NoWreck is a CLI verifier that checks whether AI coding assistant claims match the actual code changes using structural analysis rather than another model judgment.