Top Picks

Chemical X is a developer tool for autonomous coding agents that combines AST-based linting, SQLite symbol indexing, silent verification, and an MCP gateway to reduce context noise and catch code decay.

Chopstick is a Mac app that watches what you repeat and turns those routines into custom notch widgets built by your coding agent. The page shows a live activity log, example widgets, local storage claims, and a macOS download with pricing.

Open-source MCP proxy that blocks agent send/share actions when the destination first appears in untrusted tool output. It uses deterministic rules rather than an LLM and logs every allow/deny decision.

DocsGPT documents a small classifier used for bounded decisions like prompt-injection checks, relevance scoring, and conversation analytics. It explains where the model runs, how it is enabled, what endpoints it uses, and how it behaves on CPU, Mac GPU, or NVIDIA GPU.

Drint provides an MCP server for packaging and print design workflows, letting assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Muse search mockups, open 3D views, and generate exact-size dielines.

A CLI tool that gives coding agents names from a roster so teams can track who is working on what across Claude Code, Codex, tmux, and cloud sessions.

Open-source agent harness for learning difficult things. It uses AI agents to measure your understanding, plan lessons, teach step by step, and keep a persistent knowledge graph across sessions.

A semantic CLI for process and port management. It can find, inspect, and stop processes by port, PID, name, path, or folder scope, with explicit support for scripting and coding agents.

Repository of agent skills for detecting and patching known CVEs in PHP, Node.js, and GitLab environments, with installation instructions and support across multiple coding agents.

A live interactive heat map that tracks AI companies, models, products, people, hardware, and ideas gaining attention across news and developer communities over the last 7 days.

An agent skill that critiques and polishes web UI by inspecting the real page across light/dark and desktop/mobile views, with commands for critique, design, and polish.

Axminster is an AI-augmented software design tool for model-driven engineering. It supports UML 2.5.1 and OCL 2.4, can save models as XMI, and includes an MCP server for sharing designs with LLM-based coding assistants.

A GitHub repository for a Claude Code plugin and helper that shows live per-step progress for long-running shell commands instead of a generic spinner.

A benchmark for testing whether coding agents can show staff-level engineering judgment, not just produce correct code.

An open-source desktop widget for Linux, macOS, and Windows that shows live usage levels for Claude, Codex, and several cloud AI providers. The page includes platform support, install options, behavior details, and packaging notes.

Spotnote is a Vite plugin that lets users click UI elements in a running app, write feedback, and send coding agents a precise file, line, and column target. It also supports MCP, staging builds, and webhook delivery for team workflows.

A local LLM gateway that redacts secrets before requests reach model providers and restores them locally afterward. It is aimed at agent workflows where prompts and tool calls may contain real credentials.

JobsAICopilot is an AI job application platform that scans company career pages, tailors applications, and submits them on the user’s behalf. It also includes resume writing, cover letter generation, interview practice, salary comparison, and application tracking.

A macOS Chrome relay that lets coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Paseo use your signed-in Chrome in background tabs without taking focus.

A browser game experiment where bots are controlled by neural networks and evolved with a genetic algorithm. The 2026 update adds shared server-side evolution, improved bot behavior, and a PHP/SQLite backend.

Senro is a WebMCP evaluation and observability platform for testing AI-agent interactions with tools and monitoring production usage. The page highlights pre-production checks like smoke testing, goal and trajectory evaluation, plus runtime observability such as tool activity, errors, session timelines, and usage metri

A design and implementation standard for UI components focused on user experience, developer experience, and agentic experience. The site lays out component principles for accessibility, predictable behavior, typed APIs, and machine-readable specs for AI agents.

A CROWDB blog post showing how to run an Iceberg table stack in one Docker container, write sample data with PyIceberg, and inspect the results in pandas and the local console.

Luke is an open-source Mac app for planning software features out loud with a coding agent. It reads the code while you talk and turns the discussion into a plan you can paste into Claude Code or Codex.