AI tool

xysq.ai is a collaborative memory platform for AI-native teams and enterprises. It connects tools like Slack, Gmail, Drive, Notion, GitHub, Jira, and Linear to build shared context and provide agents with the right information when needed.

Open standard, SDK, and live hub for personally-owned AI agents, with a protocol, reference hub, value routing, and live market mechanics.

OpenAI’s ChatGPT desktop app docs page for using the app with projects, files, and long-running work, with broader developer documentation around Codex, agents, tools, and related workflows.

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.

A Cloudflare Worker that notifies you when visitors arrive from AI assistants like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, or Grok, with optional alerts for AI crawlers.

A plugin for coding agents that adds bounded plan-review-build loops, fresh-reviewer exit gates, and TDD-oriented workflows for Claude Code and Codex.

A single-binary OpenTelemetry trace generator that simulates realistic microservice and AI-agent traces, with chaos injection and multiple topology sizes.

A Pi extension that uses AI to generate and keep codebase documentation current, with commands for initial docs, incremental updates, and chat-based questions.

An open-source enforcement layer for AI coding agents that adds frozen specs, tamper-detected tests, independent verification, and hard-blocking gates so unverified work cannot pass.

OpenAI-compatible LLM API with a flat $6/month plan, unlimited tokens, and no prompt storage. It’s aimed at developers running coding agents, automation, and other high-volume workflows.

Mouse is a precision file-editing tool for AI coding agents. It adds coordinate-based editing, staged changes with atomic rollback, and richer tool responses to help agents make safer file edits.

AiONA is a local-first autonomous network and IT asset management agent for SMBs and enterprises. It focuses on device discovery, topology and performance monitoring, anomaly detection, alert handling, and controlled remediation with audit trails.

Python toolkit for building LLM agents with MCP servers, skills folders, memory, streaming, and metrics support.

Private skill search for AI coding agents. It helps an agent match abstract capability wishes to vetted skills without sending task details off machine.

Open-source, local-first money agent that finds waste, drafts cancellation or dispute actions, and only proceeds with user approval. It emphasizes consent, a tamper-evident audit trail, and bring-your-own-key operation.

A Pomodoro timer for Claude Code that shows a live countdown in the terminal status line and includes a backup alarm, CLI controls, and setup commands.

A self-learning skill layer for Claude Code that distills skills from real sessions, merges near-duplicates, updates skills in use, and prunes unused ones.

TypeScript SDK that adds an agent-facing visualize tool and embedded interactive charts to an MCP server. It supports SQL-backed chart rendering, text fallbacks for non-widget clients, and adapters for several warehouse systems.

A CLI/browser skill for AI agents that turns websites into numbered actions with stable references, persistent sessions, and human handoff for auth, CAPTCHA, and MFA.

A bilingual repository that guides an AI agent through a source-grounded academic writing workflow, from raw notes to a finished study, with human oversight and provenance tracking.

A detailed Quickchat AI tutorial for building a Telegram group bot that can announce, pin, mute, and ban using AI Actions and admin-only safeguards.

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.

Mobile SSH and AI agent IDE for iPhone. It lets developers connect to remote servers, run terminals, browse files, manage git and cron jobs, and deploy or supervise agents from a phone.

FERNme is an open-source memory engine for AI agents that uses fuzzy graphs and Hebbian-style updates to store user preferences with near-zero LLM calls. The repository highlights editable user-owned memory, flat token usage, outcome-based reinforcement, and deployable plumbing via REST and MCP.