Developer Tools AI Tools

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.

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 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.

Flux is a Rust-based LLM inference planner and runtime that measures local hardware, chooses a model placement plan, and serves models behind an OpenAI-compatible API.

A privacy-focused Chrome extension that helps users quickly find tabs, pages, and notes with a command bar, optional AI help, and local-first storage.

Orbtile turns a Logitech MX Creative Keypad into a live status pad for AI coding agents, showing session state, approvals, and requests at a glance on macOS.

A GitHub repo for checking recorded agent runs against a TLA+ specification of the surrounding protocol. It models retries, acknowledgements, approvals, budgets, and can validate JSONL runs against the same spec.

A Claude Code skill and plugin that bulk-deletes old scheduled-task runs while keeping the newest N and preserving runs where a user replied.

Self-hosted cloud coding agent infrastructure for running Claude Code and Codex in per-thread sandboxes with a single Docker Compose setup.

Plannotator documents a workflow for letting AI agents ask questions in markdown-style question blocks and collecting answers asynchronously in one place. The page explains how it works, where it works, and how agents and reviewers exchange responses.

Local tools for agentic software development: a Rust and egui workspace that groups tasks, shells, coding agents, and code review in one place, with remote browser access and reusable UI/terminal components.

Open-source coding agent for Windows desktop with CLI/TUI and a companion desktop workspace for managing sessions, agents, and workflows.

An iPhone app for controlling coding agents like Claude Code and Codex from your phone, with push prompts, live terminal access, and quick approve/deny actions.

A research project and proxy for Claude Code that chooses per-step reasoning effort with Jev while preserving the prompt cache. The repo includes benchmark results, a real-session measurement, and notes on how the mechanism works.

A React app that compares per-token prices across AI models and shows live or cached pricing from the LiteLLM Model Catalog API.

Event-driven API and CLI for watching live coding-agent sessions on a machine, with support for multiple harnesses and session inspection.

Open-source checker that opens a generated web page in a real browser, inspects rendered controls, and runs mechanical checks without tests or an LLM.

A small open-source benchmark repo comparing edge AI boards by real or vendor-reported YOLO FPS, board price, and FPS-per-dollar. It includes a machine-readable CSV, source links, contribution guidelines, and notes on how the figures were gathered.

Open-source Python safety layer for AI agent actions. It checks proposed actions before execution, supports approvals and blocking rules, and includes a demo, receipts, and docs for running locally or with Postgres.

Vigilator is a human-in-the-loop layer for AI agents, offering approvals, live agent monitoring, escalation routing, analytics, audit logs, notifications, and webhooks.

TokenDelivery.ai is an OpenAI-compatible API for open-weight LLMs with deterministic outputs, prepaid per-token billing, and a playground for testing prompts, images, video, and sampling settings.

An open-source tmux plugin that shows Claude Code and Codex activity status, with window indicators plus optional popup and sidebar views.