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OpenRig is a local control plane for multi-agent coding topologies. It uses a YAML-based rig spec to boot, inspect, snapshot, restore, and visualize agent fleets, with examples like product teams, adversarial review, research clusters, and secrets management.

Open-source memory SDK for AI agents with persistent cross-session memory, graph relationships, semantic search, and AI-powered memory processing. Offers both self-hosted and cloud modes, plus MCP support for tools like Claude Code.

Audio.Observer turns current news headlines into AI-generated songs and a 24/7 live radio stream. The site shows daily tracks, an archive, genre-based listening, and a clear link between each song and a real news story.

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.

Official command-line client for the OpenAI API, with documented installation, environment variables, resource-based commands, file passing, and admin API support.

MLJAR Studio is a private AI data analysis workspace that runs locally, helps users explore data in natural language, generates and runs Python, automates machine learning experiments, and turns notebooks into shareable web apps.

Vennio is an API for scheduling and booking infrastructure. It lets developers and AI agents check real availability, propose times, create bookings, handle calendar integrations, send confirmations, collect payments, and sync to CRMs.

Open-source themed design systems for shadcn/ui, with 29 style variants and one-command installs through a shadcn registry.

An interactive dashboard that analyzes New York Times coverage since 2000 using the NYT Archive API, with views for reporters, beats, sections, subjects, geography, obituaries, and corrections.

Open-source AI coding agent focused on context curation and lower API cost. The repo describes hash-anchored edits, AST-based refactoring, parallel operations, and benchmark results against other agents.

DAC is a dashboard-as-code CLI and framework for building interactive dashboards from YAML and TSX, with a built-in semantic layer and an AI agent workflow for updating dashboards.

Cockpit is a web UI for Claude Code that lets you run and manage sessions from a browser instead of the terminal. It supports multiple concurrent sessions, transcript history, diff and file views, PR review workflows, scheduled runs, and settings for agents, skills, hooks, MCP servers, and CLAUDE.md.

Open-source CLI that runs Codex, Claude, and Gemini in parallel on the same prompt, then synthesizes one answer and surfaces disagreements.

AutoRound is an open-source quantization toolkit for LLMs and VLMs, focused on high-accuracy low-bit inference across CPU, XPU, CUDA, and multiple deployment backends.

Self-hosted AI code reviewer for GitHub pull requests that uses multiple narrow reviewer passes and a validator to produce one verified review.

An MCP server and CLI for AI agents to write, schedule, publish, and review Threads posts through Meta’s Threads API, with permission controls and support for Claude, Cursor, and VS Code.

Terminal-first workflow for running parallel AI coding agents in tmux with git worktrees. It helps create isolated branches, monitor multiple agents, and merge finished work from a dashboard or sidebar.

Open-source embedded memory for AI agents that keeps state in a local SQLite file and treats updates deterministically. The repo includes a Python API, CLI, REST server, MCP support, Studio UI, and examples for multiple LLM providers.

Open-source AI assistant and agent harness with task planning, tool execution, long-term memory, knowledge base features, and multi-channel deployment support.

A prototype company-brain product that turns 45,047 Enron emails into a cited wiki with time-aware facts, entity pages, and browsing by organization or internal system.

Self-hosted MCP server that lets AI agents run real Google searches through a browser and return typed JSON with resolved URLs, AI Overviews, and People Also Ask results.

A detailed build post about creating Live Coloring Book with AI coding agents, including technical details on animation rigging, photo-based crayon color reading, browser-side processing, and what went wrong during development.

A research tool for simulating grounded AI personas and testing how a population might react to a product across feeds, forums, word of mouth, and survey waves.

LayerFS is an open-source filesystem built for AI coding agents. It gives each tool call a writable workspace over shared history, with branching, checkpoints, and commit-based coordination for multi-agent workflows.