claude

A repository of Claude plugins, managed-agent cookbooks, and connectors for legal workflows like commercial review, privacy, litigation, IP, and regulatory work.

Harness is an open-source app for running a team of AI agents, with support for Claude, browser control, mobile access, and a headless server mode for remote use.

AgentRQ is a human-in-the-loop task management platform for AI agents, with MCP-based integrations, real-time notifications, and a Vue/Go stack for collaborative workspace workflows.

Drint provides an MCP server for packaging and print design workflows, letting assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Muse search mockups, open 3D views, and generate exact-size dielines.

An open-source desktop widget for Linux, macOS, and Windows that shows live usage levels for Claude, Codex, and several cloud AI providers. The page includes platform support, install options, behavior details, and packaging notes.

Self-hosted cloud coding agent infrastructure for running Claude Code and Codex in per-thread sandboxes with a single Docker Compose setup.

Shared, append-only memory for AI coding agents. Vera lets Claude, local models, and Codex read and write the same numbered memory log so projects can continue across sessions.

Hallucinote is an AI-assisted music authoring tool for Ableton Live that turns prompts into editable song projects, with round-trip sync, review, and branchable iterations.

MCP server that connects external AI agents to Revise for drafting, editing, reading, exporting, and sharing DOCX-compatible documents with tracked changes.

A paid desktop utility that launches separate, isolated Claude desktop app windows for multiple accounts on macOS and Windows.

A local CLI tool that keeps Claude Code sessions warm by refreshing prompt cache during long subagent runs, aiming to reduce re-encoding costs in extended sessions.

A GitHub repository that packages Claude Desktop for Linux with install paths for Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora/RHEL, Arch AUR, and NixOS, plus MCP support and system integration features.

h5i is an AI-aware Git sidecar that records agent activity, reasoning traces, prompts, model metadata, and review signals in Git refs so teams can hand off work between coding agents and surface PR review briefs.

An AI job-search assistant that scores role fit, builds interview guides, helps practice answers, and works in Claude or ChatGPT with plain-file storage.

A local CLI for Claude Code users that turns repeated corrections into evidence-backed CLAUDE.md rules, with a curated rule pack mined from Claude Code issue history.

UserRank is a privacy-focused AI scanning and ranking app for builders that surfaces the AI tools, practices, and workflows people actually use. It supports scans from Claude, ChatGPT, and related tooling, and shares aggregated names and counts rather than raw local data.

Anthropic research post showing Claude applied to attack surface analysis and reduction across 25 open-source codebases, with concrete findings and security-focused methods.

An MCP server and API that checks documents for hidden or invisible text before an AI assistant reads them.

A step-by-step tutorial that walks readers through making a first Anthropic Claude API call in Python, including environment setup, client creation, token usage, and printing the response.

Loopback MITM proxy for Claude Code on Amazon Bedrock that can sniff, hold, edit, forward, or drop requests. The repo includes prerequisites, a quick start, flags, cost notes, and behavior limits.

Anthropic’s release notes for Claude Fable 5.1, covering new features, breaking changes, pricing, model availability, and migration details for API users.

Open Executive is an open-source AI system that acts as a virtual executive team, routing requests through a single executive persona backed by eight specialist Claude agents. The repo includes architecture notes, tech stack details, repo layout, and quick-start steps for running the FastAPI backend and Next.js UI.

A Markdown-based personal finance CLI built with Claude that uses AI for receipt and expense transcription while keeping totals and settlements deterministic in code.

A suite of three native macOS apps: Crest for notch-based control, Take for screen recording, and Minutes for on-device meeting notes. The page emphasizes offline use, local processing, one-time pricing, and how the apps work together on a MacBook notch.