Rust

A local proxy that inspects LLM requests and attachments for secrets before they reach the model, with redaction, rejection modes, and local attachment decoding/OCR.

A multi-tenant MCP server for structured, semantics-aware code refactorings. It supports real refactorings like rename, extract, inline, and organize-imports, with project registration, diff previews, and support for Java, Rust, and TypeScript/JavaScript.

Open-source credential gateway for AI agents that injects service credentials without exposing the real keys to the agent. Includes a vault, access tokens, host/path matching, and local quick-start instructions.

A small Linux CLI for running coding agents in a sandboxed environment. The repository shows installation options, TOML-based configuration, supported agents, and troubleshooting notes.

Open-source, local-first desktop workbench for coding agents. It centralizes tasks, sessions, transcripts, artifacts, diffs, containers, and merge-queue state for agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.

Open-source terminal coding agent in Rust with LLM-native code understanding, shell safety, multi-provider support, and automatic failover.

A local Rust API gateway that lets tools like Claude Code and OpenAI/Anthropic SDKs talk to OAuth-backed providers through OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible endpoints.

Desktop AI agent for Excel that works on workbook edits with parallel workflows, reversible changes, and local-first file handling. It supports Claude or OpenAI subscriptions, shows proposed edits for review, and preserves workbook structure like formulas, formatting, charts, and named ranges.

Open-source infrastructure for running and automating sandboxed coding agents, with local Docker setup, integrations, snapshots, sessions, and automations.

A Rust-based hybrid local code search tool for developers and AI agents, with BM25 + semantic retrieval, persistent indexing, tree-sitter symbol search, and MCP/gRPC integrations.

Patchwork is a Rust CLI for AST-native code refactoring without LLMs. It can find, replace, delete, and insert code by structure instead of regex, with support for Java, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and TSX.

Smelt is an open-source terminal coding agent with a Rust core and Lua plugins, aimed at developers who want a fast, customizable command-line workflow. The page shows install steps, plugin support, vim mode, themes, and benchmark claims comparing memory and speed against other agents.

A local-first Rust PDF toolkit that works as a CLI, MCP server, REST API, WASM browser app, and desktop app for document workflows. It supports PDF merge, split, rotate, compress, OCR, PII scan, signature validation, and other agent-friendly document tasks.

A Rust command-line tool that measures source code, analyzes change impact, and estimates AI, tool, and human delivery costs from local source trees.

A transparent SQL wire-protocol proxy that blocks destructive queries before they reach PostgreSQL or MySQL, with no application code changes required.

An embedded Rust database that speaks SQLite and adds built-in vector and keyword search, plus CLI, shell, and MCP server support for agentic workflows.

An MIT-licensed Rust framework for building multi-agent systems on the A2A protocol, with A2A 1.0 support, MCP bridging, multiple transports, and companion crates for CLI, client, LLM, and AP2 helpers.

Chelis is a numerical computing language for code that agents can write and people supervise. It adds typed tensors, shape and precision checks, proof checking, and MCP tools for agent workflows.

A desktop app for saving AI-generated HTML pages into a local vault, opening them in a sandboxed viewer, and resurfacing them later with spaced repetition. It also exposes an MCP server so agents can save, search, organize, and schedule pages.

A benchmark for coding agents that tests whether they can formally verify properties of real-world Rust web apps in Lean 4. It includes upstream code, i5h ports, extracted Lean models, proof attempts, and task-by-task results.

Open-source Rust LLM gateway for AI agents with full-fidelity traces, a tamper-evident audit ledger, offline verification, and in-request guardrails.

Ambits is a code-reading and search tool for AI agents that adds symbol-aware grep/rg output plus session history tracking so agents can remember what they already read after context compaction.

Spewer is a local service for delegating bounded coding tasks to cheaper models, with durable task state and evidence-rich receipts. The repo shows install, ask, background task, watch, check, and cancel flows, plus local Ollama/Qwen3 support.

Grith is an OS-level security supervisor for AI coding agents on Linux. It intercepts syscalls, scores risky actions, pauses ambiguous ones for human review, and can deny dangerous calls before they run.