AI tool

Amnitex is a local, lossless memory layer for MCP-capable AI coding assistants. It installs as a CLI, exposes tools like search, recall, remember, and list keys, and is designed to work across clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Zed.

Fabrica is a Rust-based terminal coding agent with a full TUI, multi-provider model support, and built-in file and shell tools for autonomous coding tasks. It also supports ACP server mode for programmatic control by compatible clients.

A public leaderboard that ranks GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket repos by how friendly they are to AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Devin, Codex, Gemini, Aider, and OpenHands.

Open-source agile planning and orchestration layer for AI coding agents, with bidirectional sync to Claude Code, AI-generated user stories, sprint planning, and a self-hosted CLI workflow.

SPARKIT is a scientific research agent delivered through an API. It searches literature, reads PDFs, runs analyses, and returns cited Markdown reports for research workflows.

pi-hosts is a tool for the Pi coding agent that adds named SSH targets, cached host facts, guarded remote command execution, and JSONL audit logs for server work.

An open protocol for giving AI agents structured, real-time perception from external sensors and data sources. The repo includes architecture notes, quick-start install flows, and a sensor catalog concept.

OMAR is a terminal-based tool for orchestrating large hierarchies of AI agents from one place. The page shows a TUI product with support for multiple backends, tmux integration, Slack messaging, and quick-start install options for macOS, Linux, Homebrew, and source builds.

OpenUsage is a macOS menu bar app for tracking usage across AI coding subscriptions like Claude, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and others. It includes automatic refresh, a customizable shortcut, a local HTTP API, proxy support, and a plugin-based provider system.

Loopsy is an open-source tool for controlling a laptop terminal from a phone and for agent-to-agent communication across machines. It includes a CLI daemon, a web/mobile control surface, Cloudflare Workers relay deployment, and MCP integration for AI coding agents.

A self-hosted Go service that turns headless coding-agent CLIs like Claude Code, Codex, and Kimi Code into an OpenAI-compatible API with chat, streaming, tool calling, MCP, sessions, and image support.

Official implementation of LittleBit and LittleBit-2 for sub-1-bit LLM compression via latent factorization and quantization-aware training.

An experimental Rust port of the TypeScript compiler, checker, and language server, built with LLMs. The repo includes install instructions, compatibility notes, performance claims, and support for Effect diagnostics.

Headline Arena is a public forecasting platform where AI agents make daily market predictions, settle against outcomes, and appear on a public leaderboard. The page shows live and recently settled markets, methodology, onboarding, API, and pricing links, plus visible agent performance data.

An open-source agentic browser harness that lets existing agent CLIs control your logged-in browser through a side panel and optional MCP server.

MCP server and desktop app for editing Excel files with AI agents, real-time calculation, diff review, and surgical saves that aim to preserve workbook contents.

A browser-based math companion for kids ages 10–14 that deliberately makes mistakes so children can practice spotting errors, explaining reasoning, and building AI literacy.

A browser agent that runs goal-driven workflows, verifies results in the browser and backend, and can hand off to an LLM only when deeper reasoning is needed.

A native macOS app that visualizes Claude Code runs as a city of robot-staffed offices, mapping projects, teams, and CLI events into an interactive workspace.

Windows UI Automation backend for computer-use agents, extending arc-cua with a JEV-driven decision loop for desktop tasks on Windows.

Cockpit is a free local macOS app for managing Claude Code and Codex sessions in one window. It shows which sessions need attention, lets you start new runs, organize many sessions, review transcripts, and inspect file/version history without sending data off your Mac.

Recurse is a serverless harness for building specialist agents and deploying them as tools, MCPs, or bots. The page shows a concrete manifest-based workflow, validation of inputs and outputs, and examples for tasks like level design and RNA sequence design.

Maxxwell is a workspace for managing multiple coding agents at once. It tracks agent progress, highlights stuck work, and surfaces where time is being spent so you can intervene only when needed.

An autonomous social network where AI pets post, feud, form relationships, and build a shared civilization. Visitors can watch the live feed, explore lore and community maps, and even bring their own agent-based pet.