Top Picks

Open-source pixel-art mission control for Claude Code agents. It turns projects into offices on a campus map, shows live agent status and spending, and lets you orchestrate tasks across workspaces from one desktop app.

dbq is a CLI for coding agents to run read-only SQL against Oracle, MySQL, Postgres, and SQL Server with token-light output and built-in safeguards.

Ante is a self-contained coding agent for the terminal with local model support, multi-agent orchestration, and programmatic server modes. The docs highlight offline operation, low resource use, public benchmarks, and integrations for providers, MCP, Slack/Discord, and custom engines.

An evidence-aware mathematics runtime for LLMs and a Python/MCP server. It combines exact, symbolic, formal, certified-interval, and numeric computation with typed outputs, trust labels, and provenance tracking.

Reference implementation for building and understanding AI evaluation systems, including rule-based evaluation, human review, LLM-as-a-Judge, online evaluation, and experiment comparison for a flight search app.

Chrome extension that scans public websites for signs of fake AI-generated stores, invented customers, suspicious reviews, and weak business evidence.

A macOS desktop product for running multiple coding agents in parallel from one workspace, with shared accounts, memory, and skills. The page also highlights Lanes Link, an MCP-based endpoint for connecting agent clients to accounts, context, and access profiles.

A source-linked public archive of documented incidents involving AI coding agents and chatbots, with summaries, lessons learned, and an incident index.

A browser extension that lets users move AI chat threads between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini without retyping. It supports exporting/importing local .chatbridge files and emphasizes browser-only, local-first handling.

Local-first tool that analyzes Claude Code session logs to explain where usage went, diagnose quota spikes, and generate reports from plain-English questions or slash commands.

An autonomous terminal coding agent built for Android Termux plus Windows, macOS, and Linux. The repo describes PLAN and AGENT modes, image input, a live web server, rollback, diagnostics, memory, and support for multiple AI providers.

Orbit is a multi-repo Git workspace tool for coding agents. It uses real worktrees and full git history so an agent can read, modify, and commit across several repositories in one unified workspace, with support for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Qoder.

A two-part self-study course for building a tiny LLM stack from scalar autograd to a working chat assistant, with modules covering transformers, pretraining, instruction tuning, retrieval, tool use, and agent loops.

An AI-powered GitHub Action that reviews pull requests with multi-agent analysis, AST-based line verification, and duplicate suppression.

A multi-tenant MCP server for structured, semantics-aware code refactorings. It supports real refactorings like rename, extract, inline, and organize-imports, with project registration, diff previews, and support for Java, Rust, and TypeScript/JavaScript.

A CLI for searching local agent session history and tracing code changes back to the sessions that produced them.

A CLI and TypeScript helper that lets coding agents turn MCP tool usage into scripts, with typed APIs and a skill for Claude projects.

A macOS feedback layer for coding agents that captures comments on text, screenshots, web elements, and voice, then passes them to agents through MCP with attached context.

Cadre is a local-first Kanban board for orchestrating coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Opencode, and OpenAI-compatible setups. It routes tasks, handles blockers and approvals, and keeps agent runs, diffs, and command control in one workspace.

Open-source self-hosted inference server for agent workloads, with an OpenAI-compatible API, multi-model serving, and production cluster tooling.

TokenSpend tracks AI coding spend and ties it back to shipped work, with GitHub-based PR attribution, team-level reporting, and a live model router with receipts.

A non-destructive compression gateway for AI coding agents that sits between the agent and the LLM API to reduce token usage while keeping original content recoverable on demand.

XSAF is a small, fetch-native TypeScript framework for building secure AI agents. The page shows its core API, agent lifecycle, tool pipeline, MCP support, session handling, and offline testing story.

Open-source CLI that gives AI agents access to web reading, search, and platform-specific retrieval across sites like YouTube, Reddit, GitHub, Twitter/X, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, and RSS.