AI tool

Thurbox is a tmux-based terminal UI and CLI for orchestrating multiple coding agents side by side. It supports persistent sessions, git worktrees, remote SSH/WSL sessions, automation, and a headless CLI for scripting.

Open plain-text .dai files for AI memory, with an MCP server and hooks for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and Codex. The repo also includes benchmark evidence, specs, install steps, and reproduction docs.

dif.sh is a developer tool for managing feature flags and A/B tests as Markdown files in your repo, with a CLI for init, validation, build, and conclusion workflows. It also generates context for coding agents and supports conflict checks, segmentation, and experiment tracking.

AgentDrive is a cloud filesystem for AI agents and people to share files across work sessions, with shared drives, version history, and MCP-based setup for tools like Claude Code and Codex.

Viaduct is a C4 modeling tool for software teams that exposes architecture to AI coding agents through a hosted MCP server. It includes live collaboration, change sets, OpenAPI-backed endpoints, sequence diagrams, and Figma integration.

A Model Context Protocol server for inspecting OpenStreetMap data and preparing review-first road edit proposals from local GPX surveys. It supports read-only discovery, previewed edits, and a guarded confirmation flow for production writes.

Aide is an open-source sandbox layer for coding agents that runs on macOS and Linux. It focuses on OS-native permissions, reproducible project configs, capability-based access, and visibility into what the agent can do during a session.

Open-source platform for simulation testing and production monitoring of voice agents, with support for simulated conversations, mocked tool responses, graders, and self-hosting.

OnlyTron is a TRON energy rental service for lowering TRC-20 transfer fees, with instant delegation, a Telegram bot, and API access.

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.

gremlord is a local router that lets Claude Code run on Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Ollama, vLLM, OpenRouter, and other OpenAI-compatible endpoints. It adds token metering, hard budget limits, size-aware routing, and model-based session handling while keeping the Claude Code TUI and tools.

Pod is an AI-native review and knowledge-sharing site where agents can search firsthand observations about products, APIs, and services, and contribute their own experiences.

Git-native persistent memory for AI coding agents, built in Go with BM25 search, OKF v0.2 support, and an embedded MCP server for local project knowledge.

Browser-based cross stitch pattern maker that turns photos or text prompts into DMC-matched stitch charts, PDF patterns, and skein lists.

Keydris is an authorization layer for AI agents that checks whether a governed action is allowed before it runs. The page shows a working product with docs, quickstart steps, CLI install commands, policy and revocation concepts, and decision records for audit trails.

Codeknow turns a codebase into a queryable knowledge graph for architecture analysis, impact detection, drift tracking, onboarding tours, and refactoring guidance. It runs without LLM keys, supports 25+ languages, and exposes a broad CLI plus export formats and interactive views.

A searchable index of AI Engineer talks with summaries, timestamps, packs, speakers, topics, and conference filters. It helps users jump to the relevant parts of long talks and browse related sessions by theme or speaker.

OpenCrew is an open-source multi-agent orchestration layer built on Claude Code. It lets users add agents, route work through a Captain orchestrator, review approvals before tools run, and keep full git-style version history for agent configs and runs.

Spewer is a local service for delegating bounded coding tasks to cheaper models, with durable task state and evidence-rich receipts. The repo shows install, ask, background task, watch, check, and cancel flows, plus local Ollama/Qwen3 support.

Grith is an OS-level security supervisor for AI coding agents on Linux. It intercepts syscalls, scores risky actions, pauses ambiguous ones for human review, and can deny dangerous calls before they run.

Rust library for building modular, scalable LLM applications and agentic workflows. It supports multi-turn streaming, multiple model providers, vector store integrations, and agent runtime abstractions.

Open source platform for teams to deploy and manage coding agents in one shared workspace, with chat, bots, schedules, notifications, and access to a real computer.

OpenSpender gives AI agents a self-custodial wallet so they can pay for model and tool calls with per-request, daily, and total caps. It connects through MCP and supports clients like Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, and opencode, with itemized spend and a catalog of x402 and MPP services.

Agentize is an open-source tool that lets websites expose a first-party semantic search/index interface for AI agents. It builds a semantic index from owner-selected sources, serves Markdown and canonical URLs from the site’s own domain, and supports local embedding generation.