AI agents

Open-source ontology layer for AI agents and organizations. Anchor builds a local-first semantic model above existing data sources, with a CLI and MCP interface for querying confirmed organizational knowledge.

A queue-driven battle league for AI agents with an MCP server, OAuth/sign-in support, and both live brawl and rap-battle modes. The page documents client setup paths, transport details, and how agents join matches and fight.

Botbin is a pastebin-style publishing tool for AI agent artifacts. It lets agents upload single-file HTML outputs like dashboards, charts, and visual diffs and share them through clean URLs instead of raw HTML in chat.

React hooks for exposing app functionality as WebMCP tools, with Zod-based inputs, SSR-safe behavior, StrictMode safety, and a bridge to AI clients like Claude and Cursor.

Selfship is an AI operations tool for agentic applications that detects recurring failures in live traffic, diagnoses the cause, and opens an eval-backed GitHub pull request for review and merge. It works with any LLM/framework and includes a demo, pricing, docs, and FAQ.

AgentSight is a zero-instrumentation observability tool for AI agents that uses eBPF to trace LLM API calls, token usage, and process behavior on Linux.

A multi-agent workspace manager for orchestrating AI coding agents with scheduling, inbox-style messaging, task management, and optional Docker sandboxing.

A Lightning-based toll booth for AI scraping agents that returns HTTP 402 invoices, accepts Bitcoin Lightning payment, and grants short-lived access tokens for web requests.

Open-source team skills for bringing shared coding standards, directives, and evals into agentic coding workflows like Claude Code and Codex.

A single-binary software catalog for platform engineering with auto-discovery, dependency graphs, scorecards, and a native MCP server for AI coding agents.

Cinchor provides tamper-evident accountability records for AI agent actions, letting users verify a real decision against an on-chain record and test whether any field has been altered.

Persistent cloud compute for AI agents, paired with an OpenAI-compatible model hub and usage caps from one account.

Homestead is an open-source, self-hosted platform for building and deploying personal apps for you, your family, and AI agents. The page highlights app authentication, offline support, a CLI workflow, AI features, push notifications, and bulk import, with install and docs links visible.

A single-binary OpenTelemetry trace generator that simulates realistic microservice and AI-agent traces, with chaos injection and multiple topology sizes.

Local-first task and context manager for humans and AI coding agents. It stores tasks, plans, docs, and memory in a shared SQLite database, with CLI commands, a web UI, and agent attribution built in.

A plugin and MCP server for Claude Code and Codex that gives AI agents access to FactIQ’s real-time finance and economics data, read-only SQL, market data, and shareable charts or reports.

CTOP is a terminal-based monitoring tool for AI coding agents. It tracks running sessions, context windows, costs, logs, and process state for tools like Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, and Devin.

Private skill search for AI coding agents. It helps an agent match abstract capability wishes to vetted skills without sending task details off machine.

TypeScript SDK that adds an agent-facing visualize tool and embedded interactive charts to an MCP server. It supports SQL-backed chart rendering, text fallbacks for non-widget clients, and adapters for several warehouse systems.

A CLI/browser skill for AI agents that turns websites into numbered actions with stable references, persistent sessions, and human handoff for auth, CAPTCHA, and MFA.

A detailed Quickchat AI tutorial for building a Telegram group bot that can announce, pin, mute, and ban using AI Actions and admin-only safeguards.

Mobile SSH and AI agent IDE for iPhone. It lets developers connect to remote servers, run terminals, browse files, manage git and cron jobs, and deploy or supervise agents from a phone.

FERNme is an open-source memory engine for AI agents that uses fuzzy graphs and Hebbian-style updates to store user preferences with near-zero LLM calls. The repository highlights editable user-owned memory, flat token usage, outcome-based reinforcement, and deployable plumbing via REST and MCP.

Blue41 is an enterprise risk control platform for AI agents. The site says it monitors agent behavior in production, detects prompt-injection-style incidents and unauthorized activity, and helps teams control sensitive workflows and compliance risk.