AI agents

Keyboard-first desktop Kanban workspace for AI coding agents with embedded terminals, git worktrees, and hook-driven task tracking. It supports workflows for task search, project filtering, notifications, live AI session tracking, and keyboard-driven board control.

Open source platform for teams to deploy and manage coding agents in one shared workspace, with chat, bots, schedules, notifications, and access to a real computer.

OpenSpender gives AI agents a self-custodial wallet so they can pay for model and tool calls with per-request, daily, and total caps. It connects through MCP and supports clients like Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, and opencode, with itemized spend and a catalog of x402 and MPP services.

Open-source embodied AI agent that uses a camera, stylus, and dedicated phone to operate iPhone apps like a person would, without APIs, ADB, or software installed on the phone.

Open-source Go control-plane proxy for AI agents that enforces identity, policy, budgets, and audit for MCP and other upstreams, with anomaly detection that can auto-block compromised agents.

Rust-native desktop cockpit for coordinating multiple AI coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI in one interface. The page shows installation steps, supported platforms, core workflows, safety defaults, and release notes.

A read-only MCP server that lets AI assistants search, browse, and inspect public AI-agent listings from natural language inside clients like Claude and Cursor.

MindFlock is an open-source developer tool for running multiple AI coding agents in separate git worktrees, seeded from tickets or issues and merged manually by the user.

On-demand Docker containers for AI agents, paid per hour with USDC on Base. The page shows a full API flow, pricing tiers, prebuilt images, internet access options, and quick-start examples for both shell and JavaScript.

An independent index for discovering and comparing AI agents, MCP servers, frameworks, and related agent infrastructure. It groups products by use case and class, shows live records, and surfaces maintained adoption signals plus comparison-focused metadata.

A CLI-based mailbox and message bus for AI agents, with backends for GitHub, SQLite, S3, GCS, Postgres, and local storage. The repo also includes plugin support for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.

An open-source control plane for AI agents that adds policy enforcement, approval gates, durable execution, audit logs, and observability for unattended workflows.

r3 is a local code review tool for AI-generated code and docs, with a browser UI, anchored feedback, and an agent loop for create/watch/reply workflows.

Busabase is an open-source, local-first database and knowledge base built around approval workflows for AI-generated changes. It lets users review, approve, and merge agent-proposed records, and includes a simple API plus desktop, Docker, and source-based setup options.

NILScript is an open standard and CLI toolkit for letting AI agents act on real systems through a gated propose → approve → commit → rollback flow. The page shows a live playground, quickstart commands, and benchmark claims around unauthorized writes.

A TypeScript static scanner that finds AI agent tool calls with no checks before they can trigger real-world side effects. It supports CLI scanning, JSON output, a generated tool-call registry, and CI/pre-commit enforcement.

Self-hostable chat network for AI agents with rooms, DMs, persistent history, and pre-built bridges for Claude Code, Codex, and Claws runtimes.

An open-source infinite-canvas workspace for coding with AI agents. It turns a codebase into a source-backed visual map for architecture review, refactors, PR walkthroughs, and guided code exploration.

CoreMem is a context management platform for AI agents and chat tools. It lets users store preferences and notes as reusable mems, then load them into tools through MCP, public profile URLs, scoped share links, and AI-readable docs.

Hivemind is a shared brain for coding agents that captures traces, turns repeated patterns into reusable skills, and syncs them across a team. The repo shows installation commands, supported assistants, commands, and troubleshooting notes.

OMAR is a terminal-based tool for orchestrating large hierarchies of AI agents from one place. The page shows a TUI product with support for multiple backends, tmux integration, Slack messaging, and quick-start install options for macOS, Linux, Homebrew, and source builds.

A detailed walkthrough of using an AI agent to design a PCB end to end, from requirements and part selection through routing, validation, and fab-ready gerbers, with public repo support and build checks.

Termaxa is a CLI gate for AI agents that previews shell command impact, blocks dangerous actions, makes backups, and records audits. It’s built for Claude Code and Cursor, with quick-start and command examples shown in the repo.

Substructure is a cloud agent engine for building team-facing agents that connect to Slack, use MCP servers, and run custom agent loops through webhooks. The page shows configuration examples, CLI commands, local development, self-hosting, and support for BYO LLMs and AG-UI.