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A research writeup from AgentSploit analyzing 1,384 tools across 28 MCP servers, highlighting how tool descriptions, source tools, and sink tools create an attack surface for agents.

Nines is an open-source SLO platform for defining critical user journeys as code, measuring reliability with Prometheus or Mimir, and managing workflows through a web UI, CLI, Go SDK, and MCP tools.

Airlock is a Mac app that runs Claude Code or Codex inside a virtual machine, keeping agent changes on a copy of your project until you review and apply them.

Self-hosted memory layer for coding agents. It stores notes as Markdown in a local folder and exposes them over MCP so tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can recall shared context.

A CLI and GitHub Action for testing MCP servers with checks for tool descriptions, safety labels, hidden instructions, bad inputs, secret leaks, OAuth setup, resources, prompts, and performance.

A Claude Code plugin marketplace with 42 skills for building, shipping, and announcing apps across App Store, Google Play, Mac, Windows, and web workflows.

A GitHub repository for a Claude Code plugin and helper that shows live per-step progress for long-running shell commands instead of a generic spinner.

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.

Open-source MCP server for financial analysis that brings 500+ calculated metrics, valuation models, technical indicators, and macro data into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, and other MCP-capable clients.

A small character-level AI model that generates realistic-sounding town names in the browser. It includes interactive controls, model-size comparisons, and technical details on training, data, and inference.

A native macOS workspace for coordinating coding agents, with workflows, cross-agent memory, traces, and support for several agent harnesses.

Skillstore is a searchable skills library for Claude Code and Codex that delivers task-specific instructions and supporting files through MCP. It also lets teams create, share, and improve their own methods with feedback.

An embedded Rust database that speaks SQLite and adds built-in vector and keyword search, plus CLI, shell, and MCP server support for agentic workflows.

A research project exploring multi-agent LLM coordination in Pokémon Showdown. It compares talk modes, reports win rates and token costs, and frames the environment as a benchmark for studying collaboration between agents.

Open-source managed agent platform that can be self-hosted or used via Omnara Cloud. The page shows a concrete quickstart, CLI flow, TypeScript SDK usage, and self-hosting instructions for launching AI agents with tools, permissions, streaming, and sandboxes.

Anthropic research post showing Claude applied to attack surface analysis and reduction across 25 open-source codebases, with concrete findings and security-focused methods.

Open-source platform for governing AI usage across an organization, with MCP gateways, LLM gateways, hosted MCP servers, audit logs, and Claude Environments on Kubernetes.

A Rust terminal UI for running multiple Claude or Codex sessions in parallel, each tied to its own git worktree, issue, and pull request. It is built for developers juggling many tickets across GitHub, Jira, Linear, or local files.

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.

CTGT’s research post shows how deterministic LLM serving can still produce inconsistent pipeline outcomes, and introduces Concordance, an Apache 2.0 instrument for tracing where AI workflows diverge. The page includes the problem setup, benchmark details, findings, limitations, and a linked repo for reproduction.

An open-source coding agent that aims to use fewer tokens and less memory while supporting multiple models, browser automation, subagents, and MCP plugins.

A GitHub Blog case study showing how three Java Champions use GitHub Copilot to speed up development while keeping human review in the loop.

An interactive map of AI companies, models, products, people, hardware, and ideas that are drawing attention across English-language news and developer communities over the last 7 days.

A design write-up and product page for AgentTerm, a terminal-based AI workspace focused on steering agents, reviewing code, opening documents in-window, and coordinating work across desktop and devices.