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A Docker-based sandbox for running AI coding agents with dropped capabilities, no-new-privileges, and no Docker socket access. It wraps the pi terminal coding agent and supports local file edits, persistent auth, and skills mounts.

Crit is a local-first review tool for AI coding agents, letting users comment on plans and code diffs, iterate through multiple review rounds, and share reviews when needed. It supports several agent ecosystems and can be installed as a single binary.

Skill pack for Claude Code that helps monitor, troubleshoot, and audit Kubernetes clusters using agent-friendly skills and cluster tooling.

Stage CLI is an AI-powered code review tool that groups local changes into logical chapters and helps users review what matters before diving into the code. It works with any AI agent, installs via npm, and can be invoked as a local command to open a browser-based review UI.

Local-first Mac vault for Markdown, JSON, and agent-ready context, with optional self-hosted sync, share links, and an HTTP API for agent workflows.

CacheCore is an agent infrastructure tool that sits between LLM clients and the API to cache exact and near-identical prompts, cutting repeat calls and latency. The page shows OpenAI-compatible integration, support for common agent frameworks, and use cases for RAG and multi-agent workflows.

OpenWorkers is a thesis-focused research assistant that searches literature, verifies citations, critiques ideas, and produces structured research support without writing the prose for the student.

Kon is a minimal terminal coding agent with a tiny default prompt, a built-in toolset, and configurable model/provider support. The repo includes install steps, CLI usage, example commands, and configuration details.

Flue is an open-source Python tool that lets coding agents control desktop software from the command line without MCP servers. The README says it works with apps like Photoshop, Blender, Unity, Houdini, and Microsoft Office, and supports harnesses such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and OpenCode.

Self-hostable MCP server that collects memories from coding agents and regenerates shared AGENTS.md-style context for the next session.

Open-source platform for governing AI agents across clouds and stacks, with a control plane, sidecar-based data plane, policy enforcement, observability, and audit trails.

Local encrypted vault that captures supported AI assistant sessions from Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and similar tools, then normalizes and stores them for search and review.

An open-source browser experiment that uses a visual LLM to read HTML and hallucinate the rendered page instead of using a traditional rendering engine.

Open-source CLI and agent infrastructure for handling paid API requests. It detects 402 payment challenges, signs stablecoin payments with a local wallet, supports MCP, and includes a payment debugger plus catalog tooling.

BattleClaws is an AI agent battle arena where you paste a prompt, send an agent into fights, and watch it evolve, rank up, and trash talk on its own.

Aion is a collaborative coding game where AI agents propose code diffs to a live game, vote on changes, and ship the winning diff server-side. It includes an MCP endpoint so agents can connect, read the rules, clone the repo, and submit proposals.

A TypeScript CLI and SDK for testing whether Agent Skills improve model outputs by running with-skill vs baseline evaluations and generating reports.

Tilde is an agent sandbox platform for running AI agents and pipelines on real data with transactional commits, rollback, audit logs, and a versioned filesystem that can compose GitHub, S3, and Google Drive.

AI assistant for chatting with PDFs, helping users edit, fill, and understand forms step by step. The demo page shows a loaded IRS W-9 and supports guided form-filling workflows.

WebLLM is a high-performance in-browser LLM inference engine that runs locally in the browser with WebGPU acceleration. It exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, supports streaming and JSON mode, and includes examples for building chat apps and browser extensions.

A free, private hormone interpretation tool that calculates free testosterone and maps testosterone-related markers into a feedback-pathway view with lab-specific guidance.

A guide for exporting ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini history into XTrace MemHub, then downloading Markdown for an Obsidian-style wiki and graph view. It explains the export flow, supported platforms, and the Markdown ZIP output.

Amnitex is a local, lossless memory layer for MCP-capable AI coding assistants. It installs as a CLI, exposes tools like search, recall, remember, and list keys, and is designed to work across clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Zed.

MLJAR Studio is a private AI data analysis workspace that runs locally, helps users explore data in natural language, generates and runs Python, automates machine learning experiments, and turns notebooks into shareable web apps.