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Open-source SDK for connecting AI agents to Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and Telegram with native interactive UI and human approval flows.

A web calculator for estimating whether local LLMs fit on specific hardware and how fast they may run. It covers VRAM, token throughput, latency, power, and cost across multiple GPUs and devices.

Lapse is a personal memory layer for AI tools, letting users speak naturally and have memories captured, tagged, and read back through MCP, a custom connector, and a REST API.

Mint MCP is an AI developer tool for generating 3D models, worlds, materials, asset packs, and audio from coding agents like Cursor, Claude, and Codex. The page includes install steps, example prompts, and workflow guidance for building 3D apps and assets.

Stonefold is a deterministic enforcement gateway for AI agents. It sits between an agent and real systems, validates typed intents, applies policy, supports human approval and kill-switch controls, and records an audit trail for every attempt.

An autonomous audit-fix-verify loop for Claude Code that runs iterative code improvements with verification gates and a public journal of runs.

Self-hosted email MCP server for AI agents that connects to IMAP/SMTP inboxes and exposes tools for reading, organizing, composing, deleting, drafting, scheduling, and searching mail.

AI ETL tool for transforming tabular data in natural language. It supports CSV, JSONL, Parquet, and Arrow files, runs in the browser and CLI, and can export workflows as Python scripts.

A Rails-native platform for building, testing, deploying, and monitoring AI agents inside Ruby on Rails apps. It includes a DSL, docs-first workflow, BYOK provider keys, playbooks, connectors, and unified tracing/debugging.

Doubt is an open-source, zero-dependency CLI and Agent Skill for turning contested questions into source-grounded evidence maps with supports, contradictions, unknowns, and portable HTML output.

A lightweight API key proxy for self-hosted llama.cpp servers with per-user token usage tracking, rate limiting, and multi-server routing.

A local-first TypeScript toolkit for crash-testing AI agents and MCP servers, replaying failures deterministically, and turning broken traces into regression tests.

Engram is an open-source learning engine for Claude Code and other agentic coding platforms. It turns AI help into a study loop with tutor-style prompts, blind recall checks, and spaced-review scheduling so concepts stick longer.

A Go-based homelab CLI for checking server health, listing containers, mapping ports and topology, installing self-hosted apps, and exposing structured JSON output for scripts and AI agents.

Go SDK for building AI-backed apps and endpoints with streaming, tool calling, structured output, and React frontend compatibility.

A local merge queue for parallel Claude Code agents that serializes landings, builds, and test runs to avoid push races and shared-resource flakiness.

A private, local-first AI voice journal that turns notes into structured memory you can query later. It focuses on grounded recall across your own entries, with voice capture, semantic search, export controls, and mobile apps for iPhone and Android.

Headroom is a macOS menu bar app that compresses noisy prompt context before it reaches Claude Code and Codex, aiming to cut token usage by about 50% while keeping the original retrievable on demand.

Belay is an open-source, local-first security layer for AI coding agents. It blocks dangerous commands, secret leaks, prompt injection, and risky MCP tool calls, with human approval flows and support for multiple agents.

A repository that uses AI agents to translate arcade game machine code into idiomatic JavaScript and validate the result pixel-for-pixel against MAME. The page shows real project status, test methodology, and examples of completed and in-progress ports.

memU is an open-source shared memory system for AI agents, aimed at capturing useful session knowledge and reusing it across sessions, devices, and tools like Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and Hermes.

A local-first annotation UI for reviewing and revising agent plans before approval. It opens a browser-based interface, lets you mark up plans with structured feedback, and sends changes back to supported agents like Claude Code, OpenCode, and Pi.

Forkbench is a native Mac control room for running multiple coding agents in parallel, each in its own git branch, from a single board. It adds shared coordination, notes, secrets handling, worktree controls, and remote oversight for supervising agent-heavy workflows.

CMEM is an AI agent memory layer for coding agents, with an open-source local engine and a managed cloud service that syncs observations through a private MCP link. It supports Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other MCP clients.