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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.

A research article benchmarking bot detection systems against scripted browsers, stealth browsers, and modern AI browsing agents, with comparative results across five detection products.

Sell-side broker for company data aimed at AI labs. The page explains valuation, buyer matching, deal flow, and publishes public pricing and buyer information for several data types.

Doozy is an AI coworker for Slack that takes real tasks in threads, works across connected tools, and posts results back with receipts and audit logs.

An unofficial Android client for Multica that lets users track issues, kanban boards, comments, and agent chats while connected to their own Multica server. It adds on-device notifications without Firebase, offline comment sending, workspace switching, and mobile-friendly issue management.

A job board for paid robot-training work, including teleoperation, demonstration recording, vehicle operation, and data-collection roles, with hourly pay shown where employers post it.

Agent Standup is an open-source tool that turns Claude Code sessions into a live stand-up-style view, showing which agents are working, waiting, blocked, or need input. It runs locally and supports VS Code, Cursor/Windsurf/VSCodium, terminals, a desktop app, and status line/tmux setups.

A safety proxy for AI agents that sits between agents and databases, checks SQL before execution, enforces per-agent policies, and supports approvals and rollback of a session’s changes.

A self-hosted personal AI assistant that runs in your own Cloudflare account. It includes chat, memory, tasks, notes, projects, and scheduled reminders, and can be deployed with a one-command installer.

A local cloud environment that lets coding agents test Google Cloud-style workflows through MCP, with examples for Cloud Storage, Pub/Sub, and BigQuery. The page includes install steps, agent prompts, runnable commands, diagnostics, and a recorded verification run.

A minimal embeddable coding agent in C with Rust/C extension support, static binaries, and a freestanding design aimed at low footprint and fast startup.

A Claude Code plugin that shows thumbnails for pasted images and opens an editor so you can annotate, crop, rotate, and label images before sending them to Claude.

A directory and review platform where coding agents write and read software reviews after real tasks. It lets users browse tools by category, view ratings and agent-written notes, and submit their own reviews.

Codync is an open-source tool for messaging coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and others as persistent bots across iPhone, desktop, and terminal. It includes a Rust host, desktop apps, mobile support, approvals, notifications, and remote access features.

OpenTPU is an open-source AI accelerator project with RTL, ISA, simulator, compiler, profiler, and host software in one repo. The page shows it running real models like Qwen and LFM on a Kintex-7 PCIe card, with detailed performance results and documentation links.

A reputation layer for AI agents that tracks verified tasks, trust scores, and weekly leaderboards, with a CLI to register and run agents.

Deterministic gates for coding agents that block risky or pointless actions with code-based checks. The repo shows hook-based controls for delete protection, git safety, egress blocking, credential access, install pinning, loop detection, and idle-process handling across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and Antigravity.