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MUON is a local control plane for coordinating coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode with shared memory, role-based permissions, and human approval gates.

gremlord is a local router that lets Claude Code run on Anthropic, OpenAI, xAI, Ollama, vLLM, OpenRouter, and other OpenAI-compatible endpoints. It adds token metering, hard budget limits, size-aware routing, and model-based session handling while keeping the Claude Code TUI and tools.

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.

A portal layer that unifies multiple MCP servers behind one endpoint so AI clients can connect once and use three meta-tools instead of dozens or hundreds of exposed tools.

Waku is a native desktop app for managing local coding agents in one timeline. It supports agents like Amp, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Grok, and Pi, keeps data on the user’s machine, and includes checkpoint-based rewind for code and conversation state.

A research repo for reducing hallucinations in LLM-generated code using semantic triangulation, with setup, benchmarking, experimentation, and reproducibility instructions.

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.

Fast Rust MCP aggregator that exposes a small fixed tool surface for agents while semantically searching and calling tools across many downstream MCP servers. Supports SQLite-backed persistence, restart-safe embeddings, stdio and Streamable HTTP transports, plus a REST API for testing.

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.

A catalog of real SwiftUI components from shipped iOS apps, with live simulator renders, exact source code, and an MCP for AI-assisted app building.

Turo is a CLI proxy that reduces prompt text to content words to save tokens for coding agents. The repo shows install options, command examples, and support for multiple agents and modes.

ClaudeLines is a registry for Claude Code status line scripts, letting users browse community-built bars and install them with a single prompt.

A zero-dependency TypeScript music theory engine with scale, mode, key, and interval utilities, plus MCP server support for AI assistants.

A TypeScript library for deterministic context folding in long-running LLM agent sessions, designed to preserve prompts, avoid extra summarization calls, and keep provider caches hot.

An open-source ecommerce starter that boots a Magento or Mage-OS store in GitHub Codespaces and uses Claude to make changes directly in the live dev environment.

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

A browser-based demo where an AI agent writes x86_64 assembly and eBPF to generate Wolfram cellular automata and Mandelbrot fractals inside a real Linux VM, with framebuffer and kernel trace streams exposed live.

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.

A Claude Code plugin that lets you stash ideas during a session with /stash commands, then pop them back later without losing context.

Amnitex is a local, lossless memory layer for MCP-capable AI coding assistants. It installs as a CLI, exposes tools like search, recall, remember, and list keys, and is designed to work across clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Zed.

SPARKIT is a scientific research agent delivered through an API. It searches literature, reads PDFs, runs analyses, and returns cited Markdown reports for research workflows.

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.

Open-source multi-agent harness from Microsoft for running large self-organized agent teams asynchronously. The repo describes scaling to 1,024 agents, includes a reproduction guide, Docker Compose setup, launch scripts, and an evaluation write-up.