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A lightweight TypeScript resilience layer for LLM calls with retries, timeouts, caching, circuit breaking, typed structured output, and usage tracking across many provider clients.

Hosted server and open-source repo for playing multiplayer games with Claude Code in the CLI, starting with chess and comedy battle modes.

An open-source, Kubernetes-shaped control loop for agent-driven work. It watches external systems, makes one LLM-driven move per beat, and supports human-in-the-loop approvals through a file-based contract.

taste-ai is a command-line tool that compresses project context for AI agents and learns coding patterns from session logs, git history, and prompts. The README shows install steps, a quick start, command examples, and a workflow for generating compact session context and updating pattern files.

Nodea is a live branching AI chat canvas for working through complex projects. The demo shows forkable replies that turn conversations into trees, with example prompts for naming a coffee shop and shaping branding ideas.

A CLI tool that keeps Claude Code, Codex, and GLM 5-hour rate-limit windows continuous by auto-pinging providers when a window resets.

kLex is the reference runtime for FROG, a typed language built for native tooling, browser apps, pipelines, and concurrent utilities. The repo shows install steps, language examples, a browser playground, GUI support, and a security-scanner demo.

StackNudge is an open-source notification tool for AI coding agents. It adds banners and sounds when supported agents finish a task or pause for approval, with macOS support for a native panel and click-to-focus behavior.

A GitHub release for Engram, an AI coding tool that acts as a universal context layer across multiple IDEs and assistants. The v3.4.0 release highlights support for Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Continue, Aider, Codex, Windsurf, and Zed, plus npm, OpenVSX, and Anthropic plugin distribution.

CtxVault is an open-source receipt layer for governed AI context. It shows what evidence was selected, caveated, blocked, omitted, and how a context packet can be audited or rolled back.

Community edition of Merlin, a local-first deduplication tool for LLM context and RAG pipelines. The repo includes quick-start install steps, MCP and editor integrations, savings claims, and rollback guidance.

An open-source project for making AI research agents legible, auditable, and traceable through behavioral code and event logs.

An open, code-first fork of the Model Context Protocol focused on keeping the spec permissionless and transparent. The repo includes the protocol spec, schema, docs, compatibility notes, and build instructions.

Open-source research workbench for fail-closed LLM inference routing based on measured GPU workloads. The repo documents Phase 1 results, reproducible experiments, quick-start commands, and a policy that only promotes exact measured workload buckets.

Self-hosted open-source tool for turning a singleplayer Minecraft world into a persistent dedicated server with a stable join address and relay-based tunneling.

Open-source Raspberry Pi bird deterrent that uses an AI model to detect birds near a pool and trigger a sprinkler automatically.

Beckon is a Rust CLI that plays different sounds for AI coding agent events such as completion, blockers, failures, and throttling. It supports installs, configurable packs, per-project behavior, and custom audio overrides.

Lody is a local-first collaborative workspace for teams and coding agents. It brings conversations, runtime state, and code changes into one shared context layer, with open-source CLI and desktop client components.

A local runtime for persistent, supervised parent–subagent delegation, aimed at teams building durable multi-agent workflows with Codex and Claude.

An agentic LLM-based coding tool that analyzes symbol names in source code, measures name ambiguity, and proposes clearer replacements with a human-in-the-loop review flow.

Eva is an open-source, AI-native coding agent from missingstudio that works as a terminal chat client and writes its conversation history to disk as it happens.

Open-source skill contracts for AI agents that change response style based on the user’s state, such as overloaded, foggy, burnout, and reality-check modes. The README shows the intended behaviors, example prompts, and install instructions via Skills Store.

Open-source, S3-compatible object storage you can run on your own servers. The page shows setup instructions, local and distributed run modes, Docker usage, and mention of a browser console plus CLI tooling.

Lee-ai is an open-source AI cursor that acts as a website shopping assistant, pointing out products, framing items, and talking to visitors. The page shows a live demo, a GitHub install command, and notes that it works with a two-line integration and keeps keys server-side.