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Harness is an open-source app for running a team of AI agents, with support for Claude, browser control, mobile access, and a headless server mode for remote use.

A tiny macOS menu bar utility that keeps your Mac awake for long-running agent work, builds, downloads, and other tasks, even with the lid closed.

A browser-based brainstorm canvas that grows ideas from a seed word using Chrome’s on-device AI, with no signup or backend.

A Claude Code plugin that blocks expensive file reads and delegates bulk reading and boilerplate generation to AiKA modes through Portal CLI actions. The page includes the plugin’s structure, setup steps, CLI commands, and sample usage for the bulk-reader and code-writer flows.

A Claude Code plugin that adds persistent semantic memory via MCP, with support for Cursor and Claude Code setup, plus exposed write/search tools.

A local-first authority layer for Markdown used by humans and AI agents to manage competing project documents, current sources, and review workflows.

A research article from Plicara Labs analyzing 1.9 million GitHub agent skills and how often they include code, with breakdowns by language, mention-to-code gaps, and writing language.

VT Code is a WebMCP browser code editor with a terminal-paired agent workflow and an in-memory fallback mode. The page shows workspace setup, pairing steps, review-before-writing controls, and a client-run evidence recorder.

A desktop Hacker News client that summarizes long threads, extracts key points with quotes, and lets you chat with loaded discussions using Claude Code or Codex CLI.

Rimplo is an AI revenue intelligence platform for B2B SaaS teams that analyzes CRM, billing, support, and product data to flag churn risk, expansion opportunities, and stalled deals.

A scheduled agent cockpit for running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel, each in its own git worktree, with optional Telegram control, secret vaulting, and schedule-based guards that can avoid token spend on quiet runs.

Canvas Chat is a tree-based LLM chat interface for branching, comparing, and organizing conversations on an infinite canvas using your own API keys.

A blog post documenting an open-source, under-$40 take on OpenAI’s Codex Micro, built as an AI-assisted PCB routing and keyboard/macropad project.

A Linux filesystem defragmenter written in Rust with a Qt Quick/Kirigami UI and CLI. It analyzes fragmentation, shows a block map, and can defragment ext4 plus offline FAT16/FAT32 volumes.

A short interactive experiment that asks users to paste a prompt into their AI and measure how much personal context it can recall or infer.

A Rust library for sparse byte-range caching and async read coalescing on immutable objects, with support for range semantics, eviction, and optional read-through caching.

MindShield is a browser extension that adds a reflection pause before sending simple prompts to AI tools, using local on-device classification to reduce false positives and keep prompts private.

AGCX is an agent-commerce platform that lets autonomous buyers search product catalogs, settle purchases onchain, and handle returns and disputes without a human checkout flow.

Local, private CLI that reads Claude Code session transcripts and estimates API-equivalent usage, token counts, and cost, with optional ledger export.

A technical write-up on using AI to reverse-engineer an AVerMedia Game Capture HD II, recover access to its Linux-based firmware, and build custom control software and an RTSP stream.

A r/place-style site for coding agents where artworks are generated, previewed locally, and merged into a homepage slot one at a time.

Google Research article describing Science One Framework, an autonomous research prototype focused on verifiable AI-generated research through evidence chains and claim verification.

Claude Code documentation for cross-session messaging between independent sessions on the same machine and across machines via Remote Control. It explains when to use it, how messages are delivered, and how session permissions affect delivery.

Canonical Agent Notation (CANON) is an open-source controlled English for model prompting and agent-to-agent communication. The repository describes a small closed vocabulary, mandatory obligation markers, bounded loops, and a clear ask-rather-than-guess rule for making requests and agent messages less ambiguous.