workflow automation

TaskPocket is a to-do app for web and iPhone with start dates, deadlines, repeats, reminders, file attachments, and task parsing from natural language. It also offers an MCP server/API so users can connect their own AI assistant instead of using built-in AI.

A hosted relay that lets Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP client securely access local, NAT'd, or firewalled MCP servers through one connector and a single URL.

Open-source AI IDE for running coding agents in parallel with isolated git worktrees, reusable workflows, and self-hosting support.

An AI-native 3D editor built on Blender with an embedded agent for 3D production tasks like retopology, UV rebuilds, baking, and export prep.

Ami is a local, open-source AI agent that connects to apps and tools with your own tokens, keeps a universal to-do list, and runs busywork on your behalf. It includes copilot chat and graph memory, and runs on your machine with local data storage.

Matrix OS is a cloud computer for background AI agents, offering persistent hosted workspaces with terminals, repos, previews, and agent sessions that keep running after your laptop closes.

A prototype company-brain product that turns 45,047 Enron emails into a cited wiki with time-aware facts, entity pages, and browsing by organization or internal system.

Doozy is an AI coworker for Slack that takes real tasks in threads, works across connected tools, and posts results back with receipts and audit logs.

Leviath is a Rust-based agent runtime for running structured LLM agents from a single file. It emphasizes context regions, stage-specific models and tools, run journaling, live steering, and the ability to run many agents in one process.

Parley is coordination infrastructure for autonomous coding agents. It lets agents hand off work asynchronously, records each relay in an append-only flight recorder, supports escalation, soft file-locking, and works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, and any MCP client.

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.

Excalibur is an open-source AI coding agent for product engineers. It runs from the terminal, supports multiple model providers, and covers the full workflow from discovery and planning through implementation, verification, review, and shipping.

Velane is an agent-first code runtime for building workflows with AI agents. It connects to Cursor or Claude via MCP, offers 800+ integrations, and lets agents create, test, and promote Bun or Python workflows with sandboxed execution and environment controls.

Open-source local-first agentic IDE for autonomous software development with governed execution, persistent tasks, evidence-backed memory, and multi-environment runtime support.

An agent-facing service marketplace for discovering capabilities, requesting work, paying for quote-based services, and verifying results with receipts. The page highlights MCP access, multi-agent interoperability, and several service families including verification, intelligence, risk, and transactions.

Television is a visual interface for personal agents that helps users and agents create, arrange, and reuse artifacts, with channels for organizing work and reusable skills for common interface patterns.

Open-source control plane for managing Codex agents across machines, with a browser dashboard, event-driven task routing, and local setup instructions.

An independent index for discovering and comparing AI agents, MCP servers, frameworks, and related agent infrastructure. It groups products by use case and class, shows live records, and surfaces maintained adoption signals plus comparison-focused metadata.

An autonomous research system that runs on a single workstation and aggressively checks its own claims with adversarial self-verification, replication, and calibration audits.

ctx is a local-first desktop workbench for coding agents, now open source under GPL-3.0. The page explains that it runs agents in a desktop environment with worktrees, transcripts, artifacts, diff review, container boundaries, and a local merge queue.

Dream Server is an open-source stack that turns a PC, Mac, or Linux machine into a private AI server with local model inference, chat UI, voice, agents, workflows, RAG, and image generation. The page shows setup instructions, platform support, release notes, and a clear positioning for self-hosted use.

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.

Blume Sidecar is a desktop companion for managing coding agents across tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex. It tracks agent activity, monitors rules and hidden files, shows usage limits, and suggests fixes when instructions drift from chat context.

Rinhelp is an AI support diagnosis tool for technical support teams. It starts from Crisp support threads, pulls evidence from GitHub and Sentry, and returns a reviewable diagnosis draft for internal use.