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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 Go-based text editor built for LLM agents, with branching undo, conflict handling, audit logs, MCP support, and agent skills installation.

Strict Go static analyzer built for LLM-written code, with opinionated checks, annotation-based exceptions, caching, and Claude Code hook integration.

A native macOS app that uses Claude to act as an autonomous coding agent for Apple platform development. It can inspect an Xcode project, make edits, build, launch, and validate changes with xcodebuildmcp and UI automation.

A tiny GPT implementation in pure Go, trained on Jules Verne books, with runnable code and notes that explain the model’s evolution and design choices.

A loopback HTTPS proxy that swaps placeholders for real API keys at request time, keeping secrets out of the agent process. It uses Bitwarden Secrets Manager and supports scoped bindings for hosts, methods, and paths.

Swift package for building provider-agnostic AI agents on Apple platforms, with tools for runtime permissions, hooks, context compaction, session state, validation loops, and traceable execution.

Open-source estimation tool for AI coding-agent tasks. It gives PERT-based time forecasts, human-speed comparisons, model reliability checks, and wave planning for parallel work.

An interactive lab for tracing how AI-assisted engineering workflows can reach repos, CI/CD, credentials, tools, approvals, and proof trails.

A session manager for AI coding agents that lets developers run and monitor multiple agents in parallel from a TUI or web dashboard. It supports several agent frameworks, uses git worktrees and optional Docker sandboxes, and includes remote phone access plus PWA-style web use.

WUPHF is a local-first AI agent workspace that runs a team of role-based agents with a shared wiki and persistent project memory. It supports Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and local models via OpenCode, with install and build options shown on the page.

A CLI for structural code search and refactoring using AST patterns instead of regex. It supports find, replace, delete, and insert workflows, with examples for method renames, logging removal, and code inserts across files.

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.

Lightport is a lightweight AI gateway that makes LLM providers OpenAI-compatible. The repo shows supported endpoints, a long provider list, quickstart commands, request examples, and active maintenance signals.

A persistent memory layer for AI agents, built as a standard MCP server with local setup, dashboard, and benchmark claims against other memory tools.

Lowdefy is a config-first web stack that lets AI generate reviewable YAML for full-stack apps and can run AI agents that call existing endpoints as tools.

A Rust-based CLI that fetches web pages, strips page chrome, and outputs readable Markdown for AI agents and shell workflows.

An open-source Llama2 inference engine written in x86 real-mode assembly that fits in 1277 bytes and can boot directly from disk before any OS loads.

Chrome extension that uses Gemini Nano via Chrome’s Prompt API to rewrite comments and posts live in a chosen tone, fully on-device with no API keys or backend.

Open-source collection of AI agent skills for Kotlin projects, with skill naming guidance, installation options, and examples for Claude Code and Codex.

An experimental programming language and compiler designed for LLM-written code, with a Python-based toolchain that compiles to native macOS binaries. The repo also includes a full NES emulator written in Laze and usage examples for both the compiler and emulator.

A routing skill that helps coding agents choose the most token-efficient tool for a task instead of reading whole files or dumping verbose output into context. It recommends tools like serena, graphify, rtk, caveman, or plain Read/Grep/Bash depending on the job.

A macOS menu bar app that uses Apple Vision OCR to find approval buttons like Run, Fetch, or Retry and clicks them automatically for agent workflows.

An open-source probabilistic spreadsheet that lets cells hold distributions, confidence intervals, and ranges instead of single values, with formulas that propagate uncertainty.