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FERNme is an open-source memory engine for AI agents that uses fuzzy graphs and Hebbian-style updates to store user preferences with near-zero LLM calls. The repository highlights editable user-owned memory, flat token usage, outcome-based reinforcement, and deployable plumbing via REST and MCP.

Sana is an object-storage-native search database for vectors, full-text search, and attribute filters. The repo describes durability, indexing, backends, operations, and quick-start commands for running the service or demo.

A local Rust CLI for A/B testing two CLAUDE.md files against a fixed SWE-bench Lite smoke set, with doctor, run, and report commands.

NakshGuard is a self-hosted reverse proxy for OpenAI and Anthropic chat APIs that detects and blocks runaway AI agent loops before they waste tokens or API spend. It includes per-agent session tracking, configurable thresholds, shadow mode, and hot config reload.

A local-first, privacy-preserving usage meter for AI coding tools. It reads local transcripts to estimate token usage, cost, focus time, and achievements across tools like Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and Qwen CLI.

Jo is a secure programming language designed to help catch prompt injection and other unsafe behavior at compile time by enforcing explicit capability boundaries. The repository shows the language’s security model, code examples, installation flow, and current project status.

Peers is a Python-based multi-agent coding substrate that coordinates Claude Code, Codex, and other CLIs to work together on coding, research, debugging, and repo audits with measurable convergence checks.

Open-source Claude Code plugin and skill for saving a compact handoff before hitting rate, usage, or context limits, then resuming in a new session without replaying the full transcript.

Open-source Python DDoS traffic monitor that prints live traffic stats to stdout and can output JSON for pipelines and tooling.

OpenClaw is a self-hosted personal AI assistant that runs on your own devices and connects to many messaging channels, with CLI-based setup and onboarding.

A survey of eight tools that sit between AI agents and the services they call, covering credential injection, interception, policy enforcement, and mocking/testing. The page explains what each tool is for, where it fits, and what to watch out for.

MagesticAI is an open-source, browser-based platform for managing AI coding tasks with multi-agent orchestration, task boards, terminal access, and code review. The README shows installation steps, Docker deployment, supported platforms, and a concrete local setup path.

Open-source shared memory for AI coding agents that records decisions, rejected alternatives, and contradictions across sessions.

Permission-first CLAUDE.md and agent stack for Claude Code and Google Antigravity, with 10 agents, 28 skills, and one-command installation.

A walkthrough for building and deploying an AI agent on Truuze with the AaaS dashboard, including setup, testing, connector configuration, and the platform’s escrow-based transaction flow.

An open-source Claude Code skill set for academic research, covering research, writing, review, revision, and finalization. It includes guided workflows, installation steps, and pipeline documentation for researchers using AI in a human-in-the-loop process.

An open-source Llama2 inference engine written in x86 real-mode assembly that fits in 1277 bytes and can boot directly from disk before any OS loads.

Open-source CLI that analyzes AUDR traces to find avoidable LLM calls, wasted tool usage, context growth, and other execution inefficiencies in agent runs.

CloudGrip is a self-hosted AI proxy gateway and dashboard for controlling LLM API spend, enforcing budget caps, and reviewing request telemetry.

A Claude Code plugin that brings your status line into the Claude Desktop app, showing the same command output above the prompt.

A command-line tool for making yes/no, multiple-choice, and multi-level decisions in scripts and agent skills using decision models like Jev.

Open-source local-first terminal for working with terminal sessions and coding agents. It keeps retained PTY sessions alive on your machine, discovers sessions from several local agent tools, and exposes them through a browser-based dashboard.

Neuro is an AOT-compiled programming language for AI workloads, built on LLVM and positioned around native performance, tensor work, and future MLIR/Enzyme/GPU support.

Neoswarm is an open-source terminal workspace for controlling AI agents, with a plugin-based interface and typed TypeScript plugin API.