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AX is a local router for coordinating coding agents across terminals and repositories. It gives sessions names, lets agents exchange messages on the same machine, and supports Claude Code, Codex CLI, Grok Build, OpenCode, and Pi.

A VS Code extension that turns codebases into an interactive call graph and exports compact execution context for AI assistants. It also helps review staged, branch, and PR changes by showing impact and blast radius.

Open-source coordination protocol for coding agents that helps detect intent conflicts before code conflicts, built above Git and integrated with tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

A free AI visibility checker that audits how a business may appear in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Perplexity, with a local-business style input flow and an API/docs offering.

A self-hosted mobile web UI for watching terminal-based coding agents, replying to blocked prompts, and getting push alerts from a phone.

A utility for AMD GPU users running local AI on Windows or Linux. It detects the GPU, applies the right HSA_OVERRIDE_GFX_VERSION setting, offers health checks, and benchmarks Vulkan vs. HIP/ROCm for local LLM setups.

Open-source cross-platform SSH/SFTP client and server manager with live telemetry, split-pane workflows, self-hosted end-to-end encrypted sync, and MCP/AI integration.

An unlisted pastebin for HTML or Markdown files that’s built for coding agents and quick sharing. It supports one-command publishing, agent-driven workflows, and renders Markdown into readable pages.

CLI tool that monitors usage limits and automatically hands off between Claude Code, Codex, agy, and Grok in the same terminal.

Open-source control plane and proxy for managing multiple MCP servers behind one endpoint, with routing, policy, auth, logging, and rate limiting.

Local memory and skill layer for coding agents that records procedures, reinforces useful patterns over time, and keeps provenance and trust tied to each memory.

A public guide to principles for building reliable LLM applications and production-ready agents. The page lays out 12 factors, with discussion of tool calls, context windows, control flow, human handoff, and state handling.

A framework for dbt development that uses AI agents with structured specs, deterministic infrastructure controls, and numeric diffs instead of code-only review.

A Python package that adds Conduct Guard as a LiteLLM guardrail to enforce runtime policy on LLM calls. The page explains install, proxy wiring, verdict behavior, session tracking, fail modes, and configuration options.

A benchmark writeup comparing GraphQL-over-MCP and REST-over-MCP setups, showing lower token use and inference cost for GraphQL in agentic tasks.

A macOS voice assistant for Claude Code that talks through project ideas, writes specs, launches builds, and alerts you when a session needs attention.

AirmailAI is a BYOK LLM chat app with a browser-extension backend that lets users connect their own keys and chat with providers like OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and OpenRouter. The page highlights privacy-by-design messaging, file upload, web search, and zero-markup pay-as-you-go usage.

Open standard for product intent and evidence in AI agent-led software work. The repo includes a spec, parser/CLI tools, MCP server support, and loadable agent skills for writing, validating, and reconciling Product Specs.

LoongForge is an open-source training framework for LLMs, VLMs, diffusion, and embodied models. It targets NVIDIA GPUs and Kunlun XPUs and emphasizes faster training with multi-backend support, model-specific optimizations, and ready-to-run configs.

An offline desktop time tracker for Windows and macOS that automatically logs app and website activity, classifies work locally with on-device AI, and helps prepare client invoices without cloud syncing or manual timers.

A terminal CLI that watches a Git repository and streams edits as they happen, making it easier to monitor what coding agents or editors are changing in real time.

Panel is an early-stage research workspace where an agent works alongside the user in panes for chat, files, PDFs, notebooks, and custom viewers. The repo includes setup instructions, runtime requirements, supported features, and current limitations.

An open framework for realtime voice conversation tied to agent execution, with desktop, command-line, and integration options.

ThreadShelf is a local-first archive and semantic search tool for AI conversations, with support for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, OpenRouter, LM Studio, and Google AI Studio. It can reconstruct threads, export conversations to Markdown, and continue chats through local llama.cpp or OpenRouter.