AI tool

Open-source collection of AI agent skills for Kotlin projects, with skill naming guidance, installation options, and examples for Claude Code and Codex.

An experimental programming language and compiler designed for LLM-written code, with a Python-based toolchain that compiles to native macOS binaries. The repo also includes a full NES emulator written in Laze and usage examples for both the compiler and emulator.

Rapunzel is an open-source desktop app for managing agent sessions in a tree-style terminal interface. The README explains its purpose, install steps, launch commands, build instructions, and the core features: branchable terminal sessions, workspace persistence, and session management actions like rename, move, collap

An iPhone app that tests how much judgment you may be handing over to LLMs. It runs offline, keeps data on device, and gives users a calibration score plus a shareable result card.

Windows desktop chat client for OpenRouter with streaming completions, model browsing, multi-session history, local storage, and PySide6 UI.

An open-source desktop client for editing LLM context with a separate AI model, context maps, compression tools, and revision rollback.

ArtCraft is an open-source creative software suite that uses AI to recreate Adobe-style apps like Photoshop, Premiere, and Lightroom for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

An open-source Pac-Man benchmark where AI decision models compete in real time against scripted ghosts, with a public leaderboard, replayable games, and instructions for benchmarking your own endpoint.

A weekly curated index of AI research papers from DAIR.AI Academy, with searchable archives, topic filters, and an MCP setup for use with Claude Code or Codex.

Graphite’s Five Percent research article analyzes writing-style differences in Claude Opus 5.5, compares it with prior Claude versions and GPT-6 Astra, and includes charts, tell counts, and downloadable data.

A Claude Code plugin that delegates subtasks to Codex, Antigravity, opencode, or a local model, each running in its own tmux session, then returns only the final report.

A Chrome extension that acts like a floating AI sidekick for browsing, with voice commands, page interaction, and local AI/Ollama support.

Drawgent is a coding agent that works on a live Excalidraw canvas, aimed at turning sketches and diagrams into code. The page shows a real project with a README-driven quick start, demo section, setup command, and detailed notes on how the agent interacts with diagrams and code.

An interactive site that maps your AI worldview and compares it with public figures and simulated users on how AI may change the future.

arXiv paper on constraining LLM decoding with incremental parsing to reduce invalid SQL and improve text-to-SQL results.

MineTrials is a benchmark-style writeup exploring how far AI agents can get in one hour of Minecraft, comparing models and harnesses and highlighting performance, cost, and a best run.

Python CLI wrapper for Jev that analyzes JSON, NDJSON, JSONC, and text logs with typed AI questions and confidence-aware answers.

Release notes page for Claude Code with a long version history and recent updates, including new AGENTS.md support and multiple bug fixes and workflow changes.

A Prove Together problem page for the Berge–Fulkerson conjecture, with a formal Lean target, provenance notes, reusable lemmas, and discussion around agent-assisted proof work.

Cloudflare’s changelog post announces optional OAuth scope selection for Wrangler and the Cloudflare API MCP server, letting users grant only the permissions they need during authorization.

A Python library that traces multi-step AI agent workflows and compiles repeated trajectories into deterministic, low-latency code with runtime guards and fallback to the original agent.

A detailed technical write-up about training a 3.8B-parameter language model from scratch, including setup, throughput improvements, ablations, benchmarks, and cost/performance results.

A security-focused article about a Git configuration attack path affecting multiple AI coding agents, with concrete reproduction details and vendor response notes. It also introduces grith, described as an OS-level security proxy for AI coding agents.

A lightweight Markdown variant designed to reduce token usage for LLM consumption using single-character markers and context-aware parsing.