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Shellular is a mobile remote-development app for running AI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode from a phone. It provides access to a real terminal, files, Git, ports, localhost apps, and browser DevTools on the host machine, with end-to-end encrypted relay access and app downloads for iOS and A

A native C++/SDL3 desktop IDE built to be driven by LLM agents, with editor, git, merge, terminal, search, and full DAP debugging workflows.

A semantic diff tool for Sigil code that highlights contract, effect, signature, and test-impact changes for reviewers and agents.

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.

A VS Code AI sidebar for focused coding help, with voice input, file and selection chat, Git and debugger context, and support for OpenAI-compatible, local, and budget models.

A command guard for AI coding agents that blocks destructive git and shell commands before they run, with support for multiple agent and CLI tools.

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 CLI tool that shares Claude Code sessions across a team by storing transcripts and memory on an orphan Git branch, so teammates can pull, resume, push, and delete sessions without extra infrastructure.

h5i is an AI-aware Git sidecar that records agent activity, reasoning traces, prompts, model metadata, and review signals in Git refs so teams can hand off work between coding agents and surface PR review briefs.

A Git diff filter that uses Claude to add concise inline explanations to changed lines during local review and interactive staging.

NanoBrain is a markdown-and-git personal knowledge base framework that captures AI sessions and connected sources like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Slack, then distills them into a portable “second brain.”

An open-source multi-agent coding framework that uses a commit-bound project graph to scope worker tasks, replay failed runs, and merge accepted diffs through ordered Git reconciliation.