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Community edition of Merlin, a local-first deduplication tool for LLM context and RAG pipelines. The repo includes quick-start install steps, MCP and editor integrations, savings claims, and rollback guidance.

An open-source project for making AI research agents legible, auditable, and traceable through behavioral code and event logs.

Self-hosted open-source tool for turning a singleplayer Minecraft world into a persistent dedicated server with a stable join address and relay-based tunneling.

Open-source Raspberry Pi bird deterrent that uses an AI model to detect birds near a pool and trigger a sprinkler automatically.

Beckon is a Rust CLI that plays different sounds for AI coding agent events such as completion, blockers, failures, and throttling. It supports installs, configurable packs, per-project behavior, and custom audio overrides.

Lody is a local-first collaborative workspace for teams and coding agents. It brings conversations, runtime state, and code changes into one shared context layer, with open-source CLI and desktop client components.

A local runtime for persistent, supervised parent–subagent delegation, aimed at teams building durable multi-agent workflows with Codex and Claude.

An agentic LLM-based coding tool that analyzes symbol names in source code, measures name ambiguity, and proposes clearer replacements with a human-in-the-loop review flow.

Eva is an open-source, AI-native coding agent from missingstudio that works as a terminal chat client and writes its conversation history to disk as it happens.

Open-source skill contracts for AI agents that change response style based on the user’s state, such as overloaded, foggy, burnout, and reality-check modes. The README shows the intended behaviors, example prompts, and install instructions via Skills Store.

Open-source, S3-compatible object storage you can run on your own servers. The page shows setup instructions, local and distributed run modes, Docker usage, and mention of a browser console plus CLI tooling.

Lee-ai is an open-source AI cursor that acts as a website shopping assistant, pointing out products, framing items, and talking to visitors. The page shows a live demo, a GitHub install command, and notes that it works with a two-line integration and keeps keys server-side.

An open-source operating system project built around AI-era workflows, with a microkernel, userspace services, IPC ports, and a desktop environment already running in QEMU and on real hardware.

An open-source protocol ecosystem for controlling LLM behavior during software development, with a focus on preventing context drift and code regressions through minimal diffs, inspection-first workflows, and snapshot-based session handoff.

Open-source PowerShell tool that makes Claude Code chats started in VS Code appear in the Claude Code desktop app by writing the missing session/index-card files.

A Git diff filter that uses Claude to add concise inline explanations to changed lines during local review and interactive staging.

SlopGuard is a desktop Chrome extension that scans images on webpages for AI generation signals using local detection methods, including metadata, SynthID, and a visual classifier.

CoreTex is an open-source, Unix-inspired AI harness and knowledge engine that runs on flat files, with local indexing, sandboxed execution, and Obsidian-oriented workflows.

A post about TMA1 v2, a local observability and context-sharing tool for coding agents. It adds an MCP server, hook-based context injection, and cross-agent sharing between Claude Code and Codex.

An open-source, headless CRM built for Claude and other agents, centered on a portable .acrm file, a CLI, and versioned SQL-backed workflows for sales data, transcripts, and follow-up tasks.

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

Rapunzel is an open-source desktop app for managing agent sessions in a tree-style terminal interface. The README explains its purpose, install steps, launch commands, build instructions, and the core features: branchable terminal sessions, workspace persistence, and session management actions like rename, move, collap

An open-source desktop client for editing LLM context with a separate AI model, context maps, compression tools, and revision rollback.

Ramanujan is a terminal-based multi-model agentic workbench for research in computational mathematics. It lets users chat normally, break down problems, survey literature, run parallel subagents, and produce a consolidated report with deterministic checking via SymPy and Z3.