coding-agents

Deterministic, MCP-first browser automation runtime for coding agents. It exposes a public stdio MCP server with 50 browser tools, direct CDP control, and no API key or LLM fallback in the core path.

Nimbalyst is a visual workspace for building with Codex, Claude Code, and other coding agents. It combines collaborative editors, session management, task tracking, git/worktree tools, and a mobile app for managing agent work on the go.

Git-native memory for coding agents that stores repo intent, decisions, constraints, and review context before the diff. The repo includes the problem statement, product positioning, install steps, and agent hooks for tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.

Open-source infrastructure for running and automating sandboxed coding agents, with local Docker setup, integrations, snapshots, sessions, and automations.

A CLI for the Slack Web API built for coding agents. It exposes Slack methods through a single command format, supports JSON stdin, dry runs, pagination, and discovery commands, and installs via npm.

Darc is a CLI tool for coding agents that indexes prior agent sessions for grep-like memory search and lets teams share encrypted session indexes through Git-backed branches.

A local-first shared development environment for humans and CLI coding agents, with persistent workspaces, worktree-isolated tasks, agent coordination, and built-in review and browser tools.

Open-source visual workspace for building with coding agents like Codex and Claude Code, with session management, task tracking, diffs, and custom editors.

Self-hostable MCP server that collects memories from coding agents and regenerates shared AGENTS.md-style context for the next session.

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

DeepSWE is a benchmark for measuring frontier coding agents on original, long-horizon software engineering tasks. The page shows a leaderboard, methodology overview, task examples, and a full blog explaining the benchmark design and results.

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

Ouijit is an open-source task and terminal session manager for coding agents. It adds agent status, notifications, automatic worktree management, and VM sandboxing, with support shown for Claude Code, Codex, and Pi.

Desktop app for orchestrating crews of local coding agents like Claude Code and Codex in one workspace.

A Mojo port of the Pi AI Agent Toolkit with a set of runnable examples for chat, coding agents, tool calling, web research, and long-running agent loops.

Gread is a Skill and MCP server that gives coding agents access to the source code and docs of public GitHub repositories, with support for both skill-based and MCP client integrations.

A post about TMA1 v2, a local observability and context-sharing tool for coding agents. It adds an MCP server, hook-based context injection, and cross-agent sharing between Claude Code and Codex.

A research preprint describing ADHD, a parallel divergent ideation method for LLM coding agents that isolates branches, uses cognitive frames, and then prunes with a separate critic pass.

Docker blog post about a real AI coding agent failure and how Docker Sandboxes aim to contain destructive execution mistakes.

A Superconductor blog post showing how background coding agents were used to reproduce, diagnose, and fix a Rails memory leak using derailed_benchmarks, with a reusable Agent Skill workflow included.

A detailed article about the internal harness Nimbalyst built around Claude Code and Codex, covering context, provenance, capability, workflow, restraint, verification, visual interface, and coordination.