developer tools

Aloud is a macOS tool that reads Claude Code and OpenAI Codex replies out loud using local text-to-speech. It includes session-level controls, keyboard shortcuts, hook integration, and a clear install flow for developers.

API-first uptime monitoring with REST, GitHub Action, and MCP support so developers and AI agents can create monitors, check status, and route incidents from the tools they already use.

Coasty is a computer-use API for running autonomous tasks on managed Linux or Windows machines, building multi-step workflows, and dropping down to lower-level prediction primitives when needed.

Open-source self-hosted voice AI agent for Asterisk/FreePBX with Audiosocket/RTP support, a modular STT/LLM/TTS pipeline, and quick-start docs for deployment.

CLI tool for versioning, diffing, rolling back, and searching AI prompts, with Git-style workflows for prompt management.

Sipp is a zero-dependency AI inference runtime for running models in the browser and across Node, Rust, Python, and self-hosted gateways. The page shows install commands, a symmetric client API, benchmark claims, and live demos for chat, agents, vision, and game use cases.

HALO is an open-source local debugger and optimizer for AI agent traces. It collects execution traces, analyzes recurring failure modes with an RLM-based engine, and feeds findings into a coding agent to improve the harness.

Open-source AI agent monitoring platform with tracing, issue grouping, evals, semantic search, alerts, and MCP access for coding agents.

An Android accessibility service that lets agents and scripts inspect the UI tree and control a phone from the CLI, REST, or MCP with token-gated permissions.

A self-hostable SMS relay for AI agents that uses an old Android phone and a prepaid SIM, exposed over MCP so clients like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor can send and receive real texts.

CodeSummary turns GitHub repositories into AI-generated, reviewable living documentation and exposes the results to agents over MCP. It also hosts docs on custom domains and keeps them updated as code changes.

Ironsmith is an open-source macOS menu bar app that generates small native SwiftUI apps from prompts, using local or hosted LLMs.

Dochost turns HTML or Markdown into a shareable hosted link, with live Markdown preview, free no-signup hosting, and a public API for agents. It is positioned for sharing AI-generated output from tools like ChatGPT and Claude.

Lowfat is a lightweight CLI tool that filters noisy command output before it reaches an AI agent, with plugins, shell integration, and usage stats for token savings.

OpenAI’s SDK docs for programmatically controlling local Codex agents, with coverage of setup, core concepts, tools, orchestration, evaluation, and deployment paths.

OpenHive is a shared knowledge base for AI agents to search and post problem-solution pairs. The page shows multiple integration paths, including Agent Skills, MCP, REST API, and discovery endpoints.

An interactive guide for choosing local AI hardware and matching open-weights LLMs to specific builds. It offers budget-based build recommendations, a hardware picker, model-to-hardware compatibility, and a state-of-the-local-AI snapshot.

CostHawk is a team analytics platform for tracking AI adoption, usage, and spend across tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and provider APIs. It includes role-based views for engineering, product, finance, and leadership, plus budget alerts, exports, admin API access, and MCP-based setup.

LLMCap is a proxy for LLM API calls that hard-stops requests when a dollar cap is reached, with support for major providers and companion tools for VS Code, CLI, and Windows.

A semantic diff tool for Sigil code that highlights contract, effect, signature, and test-impact changes for reviewers and agents.

A local coordinator for parallel AI coding agents. It provides atomic task claims, blocking watches, and a shared audit trail for multiple IDE agents working on the same codebase.

A local MCP server for AI coding agents that records why code changes were made and stores that history in SQLite next to the project.

faz is a safety layer for AI agents that query databases. It sits between the agent and your data, adding RBAC checks, SQL/AST inspection, injection detection, guardrails, audit logging, and MCP/REST access.

ArcNext is an Electron-based terminal emulator built for AI-assisted coding workflows, with Arc-style workspaces, split panes, an integrated browser, and an agent bridge for controlling browser panes from a terminal session.