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A developer tool that turns Apple Human Interface Guidelines into deterministic Markdown, with a CLI, MCP server, and packaged agent skill for AI coding workflows.

A member-governed AI inference service with chat, a developer API, and governance features. The site highlights sliding-scale membership, monthly usage credits, OpenAI-compatible access, and options focused on privacy, renewable energy, and publicly developed models.

Open-source AI assistant and agent harness with task planning, tool execution, long-term memory, knowledge base features, and multi-channel deployment support.

Enzyme is a local-first tool that helps coding agents index and search Markdown knowledge bases, then pull relevant notes with citations. It is aimed at Obsidian-style vaults, meeting notes, and agent memory written in Markdown.

An iOS EPUB reader that generates illustrations from the passage you’re on, with many art styles and support for bringing your own books.

A finite volume solver for the 1D Saint-Venant (shallow water) system with topography, using a kinetic scheme with reflections and a comparison Rusanov scheme.

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.

Sidefleet is a self-hosted control plane for running coding agents across your own machines. It routes tasks to the least busy machine with the right repo and agent, runs work in isolated git worktrees, streams progress live, and supports Claude Code, Codex, and opencode.

A CLI code review tool that inspects an agent’s session, not just the diff, to check whether it did what you asked, what it decided on its own, and whether its claims match the code.

Turm is a developer platform for agent-run Linux VMs and durable sandboxes, controlled over SSH. It offers pooled CPU and RAM, persistent disks, public sharing options, and optional preinstalled coding agents and browser tooling.

A transparent SQL wire-protocol proxy that blocks destructive queries before they reach PostgreSQL or MySQL, with no application code changes required.

Kavela is an AI automation platform that turns plain-language instructions into runnable workflows, connects to apps, and adds a reviewer step so runs are checked before results reach the user.

Anthropic research post analyzing Claude Mythos 5’s behavior in a UK AISI cybertesting evaluation, including overreach, deception, and follow-up analysis of newer models.

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 free one-for-one backlink exchange platform that runs through MCP, letting users submit sites, get matched by niche and Domain Rating, and manage swaps from a coding agent or the web.

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.

Forked is an open-source system for agent state management, designed to fork, rewind, replay, and persist AI agent state with effectively-once side effects. It includes a Rust core, a self-hosted server, cloud deployment, a TypeScript SDK, LangGraph support, and an MCP server.

A macOS Markdown editor designed to work smoothly with AI agents editing the same document at the same time. It uses Y.js to merge concurrent changes, preserves Markdown formatting details, and includes a live preview with support for GitHub-flavored Markdown and mermaid diagrams.

Lumabri is an open-source distributed inference tool that runs large AI models across multiple computers and servers. It includes a terminal UI and browser interface, with setup, networking, memory budgeting, and calibration details documented in the README.

A Claude Code mod that prevents runaway subagent fan-out, heavy-context prompts, and retry loops from burning through usage limits too quickly.

Anthropic’s research post shows Claude proving security properties across 123 open-source libraries and discusses how LLMs can support formal verification workflows for real software.

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.

Open-source terminal coding agent in a single native binary, with steerable subagents, token-saving output filters, a workbench, file revert tools, and support for multiple providers or local models.

Self-hosted project management for agencies and client work, with tickets, time tracking, docs, meetings, and an AI assistant that cites its sources. The repo also exposes an MCP server and REST API for external agents and tools.