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An open-source, headless CRM built for Claude and other agents, centered on a portable .acrm file, a CLI, and versioned SQL-backed workflows for sales data, transcripts, and follow-up tasks.

A macOS developer tool that scans AI coding assistant history and local project files for leaked API keys, tokens, passwords, and private keys, with local-only scanning, vault storage, and MCP integration.

Beacon is an open-source endpoint telemetry layer for local AI agents. It captures supported activity from tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Factory Droid, Claude Cowork, and Cursor, then normalizes events for local inspection or forwarding to SIEM pipelines.

LLMCap is a proxy for LLM API calls that hard-stops requests when a dollar cap is reached, with support for major providers and companion tools for VS Code, CLI, and Windows.

An open-source ID library that generates human-readable, token-efficient IDs for AI agents and LLM workflows, with parsing, validation, deterministic IDs, and alias mapping utilities.

InsForge is an open-source backend platform for agentic coding, giving AI coding agents access to database, auth, storage, compute, hosting, and an AI gateway. The repo includes a clear quickstart, MCP server support, and both cloud and self-hosted workflows.

Agora-1 is a multi-agent world model from Odyssey that simulates shared real-time environments for up to four participants, human or AI, with a focus on gaming, robotics, reinforcement learning, and foundation model research.

A tarot reading site with daily draws, common spreads, card meanings, multilingual support, and shareable reading images.

A Slay the Spire 2 database and planning site with searchable cards, relics, potions, a deck builder, and a damage calculator.

A free browser-based signature font generator for creating handwritten-style name graphics, logo mockups, and email signature assets. The page shows live preview, font style selection, PNG export, and copy-to-clipboard options, with a library of 58 styles.

AI-driven relationship quiz that maps users into 16 and 32 love type profiles, with compatibility and self-reflection guidance.

Browser-based tool for cleaning NotebookLM PDF exports before sharing, with preview, region selection, and download of a repaired file.

A GitHub release for Engram, an AI coding tool that acts as a universal context layer across multiple IDEs and assistants. The v3.4.0 release highlights support for Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Continue, Aider, Codex, Windsurf, and Zed, plus npm, OpenVSX, and Anthropic plugin distribution.

A local AI coding harness that turns business-rule specs into a constrained JSON AST, validates it, and compiles it into Clojure code while logging generation and repair artifacts.

Open-source AI end-to-end testing for web and mobile apps. It lets teams write tests in natural language, runs them in an agentic runtime, and stores execution memory to improve future runs.

Open-source collection of AI agent skills for Kotlin projects, with skill naming guidance, installation options, and examples for Claude Code and Codex.

A field study on AI coding agents showing that a large share of token spend comes from re-reading files, with data from 47 sessions and discussion of memory-layer fixes.

A minimal LLM agent packaged as a single HTML file. The README explains how to run it locally, set the LLM host, API key, and model, and use chat("hi") from the browser console.

A blog post from Augment Code comparing its coding agent, Auggie, against Claude Code on Opus 4.7. It presents benchmark results, token usage, cost comparisons, and an explanation of the Context Engine and Prism router.

Open-source, local-first AI web testing app that lets you write test steps in plain English and run them in a real browser on your machine.

Neurvance provides CC0-licensed AI training data bundles with document-level provenance, EU AI Act Article 10/Annex IV mapping, and an API for bulk download and RAG retrieval.

A honeypot telemetry and threat intelligence service with searchable IP lookups, recent scanner data, and an MCP/JSON-RPC API for agents and developers.

An interactive choose-your-own-adventure that explores 28 possible AI futures through branching questions and personalized vignettes.

An article on applying pace-layer thinking to AI-assisted software development. It explains where generative AI fits well in fast-changing layers, where it is risky in slower layers, and how architecture should separate the two.