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Open-source local document memory for AI tools, coding agents, and humans. It offers a local CLI, optional daemon, searchable notes, metadata, tags, links, and version history.

A local AI IDE plugin that cleans up messy prompts before they reach Claude, Cursor, or OpenCode. It fixes typos, dropped words, and split tokens on-device with no network or token cost.

QVAC SDK 0.12.0 adds TurboQuant, a KV-cache quantization feature for local LLM inference that claims up to 5x more context on-device with no retraining or code changes.

OP is an API that gives AI agents real phone numbers for account registration, OTP/2FA codes, SMS, and voice calls. The page shows a live product pitch, feature comparison, a simple API example, and multiple agent communication use cases.

Self-hosted AI workspace with chat, agents, deep research, document editing, email triage, notes, calendar, and model comparison. The README includes setup instructions for Docker and native installs, plus a broad feature list and demo references.

A macOS utility that compresses screenshots locally and copies them to the clipboard for use with coding agents like Codex and Claude.

Open-source security scanner and firewall for MCP servers. It scans configs for common MCP risks, enforces runtime policies on tool calls, and produces audit logs, with CLI commands, policy examples, and a programmatic API.

DeepSWE is a benchmark for measuring frontier coding agents on original, long-horizon software engineering tasks. The page shows a leaderboard, methodology overview, task examples, and a full blog explaining the benchmark design and results.

VAEN is a CLI for packaging AI coding-agent setups into portable .agent archives and importing them across repos or teams without copying instructions, skills, MCP config, or secrets.

Hodor is a native macOS prompt launcher that lets you save prompts and paste them into ChatGPT, Claude, or other AI tools with shortcuts, edge browsing, or keywords. It is open source, notarized, and runs fully local with no data collection.

A Rust reimplementation of the 1982 ZX Spectrum BASIC runtime, compiled to native binaries and WebAssembly, with a live browser demo. The page frames it as an AI software-engineering experiment and describes the interpreter, editor, screen, keyboard, and runtime behavior it recreates.

Open-source MLOps/LLMOps platform for experiment tracking, model registry, and deployment with an emphasis on data and compute staying under user control.

A file-based protocol and CLI for coordinating multiple AI agents across runtimes, with typed messages, review loops, and shared memory on the local filesystem.

A local-first AI memory engine for asking questions over selected files on your computer using Ollama, embeddings, and a custom vector database.

Harbor is a local AI stack and launcher for starting pre-configured agentic coding tools against different backends, with support for tools like Codex, OpenCode, Claude Code, and web-enabled workflows.

A file-backed workflow for resumable coding-agent projects, using Markdown records, a CLI, and bundled workflow skills to keep project state on disk instead of in chat.

A Torque demo page showing proof-gated, policy-checked production changes for a Kubernetes PostgreSQL workload, with signed evidence, authorization records, and replayable audit artifacts.

Local-first memory layer for coding agents with an MCP server, CLI, and desktop console for durable project context, handoffs, and recall across sessions.

A secure Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants controlled terminal access with risk analysis, sandboxing, logging, filesystem protection, and optional Docker and Git features.

A terminal multiplexer built for AI coding agents, with persistent sessions, agent-aware status, remote attach, and workspace/tab/pane management.

Steel’s Agent Traces turns recorded browser sessions into a readable, frame-synced timeline with inline details, markdown export, and API access for AI agent workflows.

Open-source estimation tool for AI coding-agent tasks. It gives PERT-based time forecasts, human-speed comparisons, model reliability checks, and wave planning for parallel work.

AISBF is a self-hostable AI service broker and OpenAI-compatible proxy/router for routing requests across multiple providers, adding prompt-aware model selection, failover, quotas, analytics, and privacy-focused deployment options.

Open-source, local MCP-based context layer for AI coding assistants. It scans a codebase, builds a behavioral graph, and aims to improve architectural understanding while reducing input-token use on large repos.