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macOS CLI tool that load-balances Claude Code sessions across multiple subscriptions by selecting the emptiest account before launch.

A minimal native macOS sandbox for running Claude Code or Codex with OS-enforced limits on what the agent can touch.

A lightweight terminal AI sidecar for Zellij that keeps quick questions separate from your main agent session, with local JSONL logging, SQLite search, and multiple LLM provider options.

Local-first agentic coding assistant in Rust with a terminal UI, embedded web UI, phone app, always-on gateway, and LAN grid dispatch across multiple machines.

CLI for installing, switching, and managing collections of agent skills and agent-specific configurations across multiple coding tools.

Open-source local document memory for AI tools, coding agents, and humans. It offers a local CLI, optional daemon, searchable notes, metadata, tags, links, and version history.

A macOS utility that compresses screenshots locally and copies them to the clipboard for use with coding agents like Codex and Claude.

VAEN is a CLI for packaging AI coding-agent setups into portable .agent archives and importing them across repos or teams without copying instructions, skills, MCP config, or secrets.

A file-based protocol and CLI for coordinating multiple AI agents across runtimes, with typed messages, review loops, and shared memory on the local filesystem.

A local-first AI memory engine for asking questions over selected files on your computer using Ollama, embeddings, and a custom vector database.

A file-backed workflow for resumable coding-agent projects, using Markdown records, a CLI, and bundled workflow skills to keep project state on disk instead of in chat.

Local-first memory layer for coding agents with an MCP server, CLI, and desktop console for durable project context, handoffs, and recall across sessions.

A secure Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants controlled terminal access with risk analysis, sandboxing, logging, filesystem protection, and optional Docker and Git features.

A terminal multiplexer built for AI coding agents, with persistent sessions, agent-aware status, remote attach, and workspace/tab/pane management.

Open-source estimation tool for AI coding-agent tasks. It gives PERT-based time forecasts, human-speed comparisons, model reliability checks, and wave planning for parallel work.

Logbox is a developer tool that captures dev server logs and exposes them through an MCP server so coding agents can search and inspect logs directly.

Open-source local-first AI agent that routes between local and cloud LLMs, learns from escalations, and stores knowledge for future queries. The repo includes a quickstart, setup modes, and a concrete explanation of how it ingests docs and improves over time.

A CLI guard for MCP stdio servers that checks for stdout pollution, handshake failures, invalid JSON-RPC frames, and startup/runtime issues before clients hit them.

An agent-first web browser for automating web tasks, with Playwright integration and a CLI for browser control, page inspection, screenshots, navigation, and file actions.

WUPHF is a local-first AI agent workspace that runs a team of role-based agents with a shared wiki and persistent project memory. It supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and local models via OpenCode, with install and build options shown on the page.

A CLI for structural code search and refactoring using AST patterns instead of regex. It supports find, replace, delete, and insert workflows, with examples for method renames, logging removal, and code inserts across files.

A local control plane for coding agents that gates risky actions, records structured traces, and can replay sessions under different policies.

Stage CLI is an AI-powered code review tool that groups local changes into logical chapters and helps users review what matters before diving into the code. It works with any AI agent, installs via npm, and can be invoked as a local command to open a browser-based review UI.

Flue is an open-source Python tool that lets coding agents control desktop software from the command line without MCP servers. The README says it works with apps like Photoshop, Blender, Unity, Houdini, and Microsoft Office, and supports harnesses such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and OpenCode.