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A terminal-based Claude Code add-on that turns the status line into an 80s arcade display with playable themes like Ms. Pac-Man, R-Type, Frogger, and W.O.R.P.

TronZap is a TRON resource rental service for buying energy and bandwidth to reduce USDT TRC-20 transaction fees. The page also shows an API, SDK example, Telegram bot, dashboard, recurring rentals, and AML wallet screening tools.

A browser-based WYSIWYG editor and presenter for decks written in Markdown, with optional AI usage for rewriting and figure generation workflows.

Open-source desktop SSH client with terminal sessions, SFTP, port forwarding, jump hosts, key vault, and an optional MCP bridge for AI agent access.

A local bridge that connects Claude Code and Codex for bidirectional, in-session collaboration. It supports turn-based message passing, cross-review, pair-aware workflows, and resume/diagnostic commands for running multiple agent pairs.

Desktop AI co-work app that brings context-aware prompting, rewrite-in-place, voice input/output, and support for local or cloud models into a sidecar workflow.

Anthropic’s research preview introduces the Model Hardware Standard (MHS), a shared spec for AI agents to control physical devices and orchestrate lab or manufacturing equipment. The page explains how the standard works, shows early lab examples, and positions it as an upcoming open source standard for hardware integra

Octomind Routines is a scheduled-agent product for running agents on persistent cloud machines with visible run history, state files, cost controls, and timezone-aware scheduling.

Shared, append-only memory for AI coding agents. Vera lets Claude, local models, and Codex read and write the same numbered memory log so projects can continue across sessions.

A browser-based terminal grid for running multiple Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel, with color-coded status, a session roster, tmux-backed persistence, git worktrees, and phone notifications.

Sloppie is a Linux development environment for coordinating multiple coding-agent tasks with a dashboard, diff review, async comments, and real terminals per task.

A phone-friendly web interface for Herdr that lets you monitor agents, get notifications, open live terminals, and send files from mobile.

Open-source AI harness for jailbroken iPhones and older Macs that lets you query local SQLite databases through LLM tools. The repo describes personal-assistant and coding-assistant modes, a C backend, Objective-C UI, and Linux test coverage.

A GitHub repository that publishes a week of controlled runs comparing seven Google models on the same software task, with transcripts, telemetry, screenshots, and scored benchmark artifacts.

Local privacy gateway that redacts sensitive text before sending prompts to external LLMs, then reconstructs the final answer locally.

Ante is a self-contained coding agent that runs in your terminal, supports local models, and offers CLI, TUI, server, and gateway modes. The page highlights public benchmarks, low resource usage, and support for multiple providers and agent orchestration.

An open-source project that deploys a persistent DeepSeek-based coding agent on Cloudflare Workers with one-command installation and durable workspace support.

Self-hosted multi-agent federation for running Hermes agents and OpenClaw minions with a board, tender market, memory layers, and decision provenance.

Seedstr is an AI fundraising assistant that analyzes a founder’s deck, model, and data room to rank seed investors and suggest who to approach, how to contact them, and when.

Sentrint is a security scanner for apps built with LLM platforms like Bolt, Cursor, and v0. It scans repos for secrets, access rules, vulnerable dependencies, and risky code paths, then returns plain-English findings and a copy-paste fix prompt.

Open-source tooling for keeping coding-agent work alive across sessions and handoffs. It preserves work state, evidence, and next steps across agents like Codex, Claude, OpenCode, and Amp, with a CLI and local workspace flow.

A lightweight shell-based guard that blocks destructive commands before an AI coding agent can run them. It targets risky actions like git reset --hard, rm -rf, force-pushes, and destructive cloud/database commands, with local regex rules and a test script.

A repo-improving agent harness that researches a codebase, proposes ideas, waits for human approval, and then drives execution with SHA-bound merge gating.

A CLI bridge that wraps legacy MCP stdio servers so they can run behind the newer stateless 2026-07-28 protocol. The page includes a concrete usage example, client configuration snippets, compatibility behavior, and known limitations.