AI agents

A terminal UI for managing multiple AI coding-agent sessions in tmux, with live status, grouped sessions, pane previews, quick prompts, and diff review.

An SSH client built for AI agents and humans. Corv focuses on named connections, warm authenticated sessions, structured JSON output, and safer command execution for agent-driven infrastructure.

Blocks.ai is an infrastructure and network layer for AI agents, offering outbound-only connectivity, routing, auth, billing, streaming, and a marketplace/network for builders and callers.

Exfault is an autonomous Android security testing tool that uses AI agents, static analysis, dynamic analysis, authenticated workflows, and cloud emulators to produce reproducible findings and reports.

A CLI for running long-lived autonomous coding agents in isolated Docker containers, with detach/reattach, review, commit, push, and optional browser preview workflows.

Deliberate is an SDK and proxy that records the alternatives an AI agent considered, what it rejected, and why, with replay, policy gates, approval workflows, and exportable decision logs.

NodeCartel is a cloud tool for managing AI agents across multiple hosts with workspaces, task assignment, shared wiki memory, live chat, and usage/cost tracking.

Klent is an AI agent guardrails product that sits between agents and their tools, letting teams allow, deny, pause, rewrite, or redirect tool calls with policies, human approval flows, and audit trails.

A Godot and Rust desktop PTY multiplexer with tiled panes, persistence, CLI control, and MCP integration for AI agents and automation tools.

A detailed post from pact0 about testing whether blank AI agents could complete a real product workflow, what failed, and the fixes they shipped after the audit.

An open-source Stripe-like payment layer for AI agents and paid MCP tools, with spend authorization, per-call charging, and settlement flows for test credits in beta.

A playable Three.js office for local Herdr agents, with live terminals, coffee breaks, and a shotgun. It includes run instructions, configuration flags, controls, and notes on live vs demo mode.

Bridle is an open protocol and small CLI for handing context and work between coding agents on different machines, with opt-in policy controls on both sides.

Weir is a CI gate for AI agents that reads OpenTelemetry traces and fails builds when sensitive data reaches forbidden sinks. It includes a gauge for trace coverage, taint tracking, HTML reports, and rule-based scans for agent workflows.

Backprompter is a workspace for creating, testing, and deploying AI agents without backend code. The page shows prompt-based agent setup, simulated users and evaluations, hosted chat UI deployment, SDK/API access, RAG, voice chat, and Stripe billing.

SightDiff is a local visual proof tool for checking what an AI coding agent changed before you commit. It captures baseline screenshots, re-renders your app after changes, and shows a before/after diff sheet with changed and unchanged surfaces flagged.

TaskFuel lets AI agents discover and pay for third-party tools from a single prepaid balance, with the provider, price, and result shown in one flow.

Browser automation CLI for AI agents with anti-bot handling, human takeover, parallel multi-session browsing, and isolated multi-account workflows.

A command-line social media automation tool for developers and AI agents. It supports posting and scheduling across multiple networks, JSON output, schedule files in git, validation before publish, and integrations for CI and agent workflows.

An open-source governance layer and policy-decision daemon for autonomous AI agents, designed to enforce guardrails, budget limits, and runtime policy checks.

Custodian Labs is a developer platform for building and deploying AI agents from a small code snippet. The page highlights agent deployment, built-in RAG, model flexibility, multi-agent routing, and a privacy-focused Guardian layer for handling PII.

AgentReady is an MCP-based service that turns public websites into agent-friendly docs sources with cited answers, llms.txt generation, and live /ask and /mcp endpoints.

Yogen is a self-hosted AI swarm that uses 500 agents to debate an idea and produce a verdict and written report. It targets decision support for startup ideas, product changes, and other uncertain choices, with both a hosted demo and local setup using an Anthropic API key.

A data-driven page that tracks well-known AI agent repositories with no recent public commit signal, comparing star counts with liveness to surface projects that have gone quiet.