📋 A curated list about vibe coding tools, resources and news
- Ivy Tendril - Open-source agentic software factory with an amazing UI that handles parallel Git worktrees for you, complete with programmatic verifications and fast review loops.
- What is Vibe Coding
- Browser-based Tools
- IDEs and Code Editors
- Plugins and Extensions
- Command Line Tools
- Security & Pre-Deploy Checks
- Documentation for AI Coding
- News and Social Media
- Contribute
- Agent Shadow Brain - Self-evolving AI coding intelligence with infinite memory (TurboQuant), genetic algorithm self-evolution, predictive bug detection, PageRank knowledge graphs, swarm intelligence, and adversarial defense.
- Omni Skills Forge - 50,000+ curated AI agent skills for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline. Visual dashboard, one-click install, skill doctor, auto-update.
- Andrej Karpathy on X - "There's a new kind of coding I call "vibe coding", where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists. (.) I'm building a project or webapp, but it's not really coding - I just see stuff, say stuff, run stuff, and copy paste stuff, and it mostly works".
- What is hive coding? - Plain-English definition of hive coding (many people and many AIs), how it differs from vibe and swarm coding, and where the term came from.
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🔥 Bolt.new - prompt, run, edit, and deploy full-stack web and mobile apps.
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🔥 Lovable - "idea to app in seconds. Lovable is your superhuman full stack engineer".
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🔥 v0 by Vercel - assistant to build NextJS frontend.
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Replit - "simply describe your idea above and let the Agent build it for you".
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Create - "turn your words into sites, tools, apps and products".
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Trickle AI - "build stunning websites, AI apps, and forms with ease".
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Tempo - "build React apps 10x faster with AI".
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Softgen - "describe your vision, give instructions, and build full-stack web apps".
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WeWeb.io - "describe your vision to AI, refactor it visually, and ship secure, production-grade apps fast."
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Lazy AI - "build reliable business apps with prompts".
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HeyBoss - "build app & sites in minutes".
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Creatr - "create and deploy web apps and landing pages in seconds".
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embedible.io - AI that transforms your electronics ideas into working projects.
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Playcode - AI website and app builder with visual editing, hosting, and custom domains.
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Vibe Coding Profiler - Analyzes git history to reveal your AI-assisted engineering style and vibe coding persona.
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Roblox GUI Maker - Generate Roblox Studio GUI layouts and Lua starter code from prompts.
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CUT3 - vibe coding for video: describe an edit, an agent rewrites the timeline and hands it back as a diff you approve.
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Taskade Genesis - prompt to a live portal, CRM, or dashboard with agents and automations.
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Whimcade - describe a game in one paragraph and an agent builds it as a self-contained HTML5 bundle you can play in the browser, iterate on, and publish to a public arcade.
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kdpbook.io - vibe coding for books: describe a book in a chat and get it written, illustrated and typeset, with the Amazon KDP print PDF, full-wrap cover, Kindle eBook and listing ready to upload.
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Scrollhaus - library of animated, scroll-driven website templates with live previews, editable source and prompts to paste into Lovable, Bolt, Claude or Codex.
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NewGameDrops.com - daily directory showcasing vibe-coded browser games, playable instantly with an original guide for each.
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Vibld - open-source AI app builder that turns a prompt into a plain React, TypeScript and Vite repo you can publish to GitHub, Cloudflare or Docker.
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Kleap - AI website and app builder: describe a site in chat, edit it and publish it, with a hosted MCP server so Claude, Cursor and other agents can build and publish sites too.
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iter0 - AI website builder for tech founders: talk to the Launch CEO, pick a design, edit it, then export the HTML or open a GitHub pull request, with a hosted MCP server so AI agents can create and edit pages too.
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onomeo - builds small browser games from a one-sentence prompt, using free models with no card required; in public beta.
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ArtiGram - free place to publish what your AI built (HTML, React, SVG, Markdown, Mermaid) as a live shareable page, with a hosted MCP server so Claude and other agents can search and post.
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Massvai - AI agent that builds full-stack Next.js apps from a prompt, with live preview, Supabase setup, GitHub sync and one-click Vercel deploy.
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SPOE - prompt to a full-stack Next.js, Fastify and Postgres app; a second model from another family reviews every change, and the export is signed and runs with docker compose up, with nothing of SPOE inside.
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APPLORE - for the step after a vibe-coded app works: an AI app icon generator that uses a real App Store icon as the style reference, logo animation exported as Lottie for the splash screen, and an App Store screenshot generator that is free with no sign-up. Free to start; paid plans for more AI credits.
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Tactyl - for the step before the app: an AI guide scores your business idea live, maps market, competition and revenue on a canvas, and opens the app builder once the idea reaches 30%. Free plan, no card.
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Newly - Browser-based AI builder that turns prompts into native iOS and Android apps with React Native and Expo, with source-code export. Paid plans.
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AppWizzy - AI web app builder with a dedicated development VM, Git integration, and support for PHP, Python, and Node.js stacks. Free tier; commercial use of generated apps requires an active paid plan and per-app source-access activation.
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OpenWorld - 3D browser game you change by describing it in chat: each request becomes a private version you can try, keep or discard, and you share only the one you like. Free to play, with limited included text edits in beta when available; optional heavier edits use your own Anthropic API key and provider billing.
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NightMarquee - growing library of cinematic website prompts, each a finished site with a live demo you can scroll and a prompt for Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude and Codex, plus an MCP server so the prompts open inside your editor. Start free, no account needed.
- Vibecode - "the mobile app that builds mobile apps".
- Primio - chat-based builder that turns prompts into full Flutter apps for mobile and web, with live preview, an in-browser emulator, and one-click publishing to the app stores.
- VibeKit.bot - build, deploy, and manage full-stack apps from your phone by chatting with a persistent AI agent that runs on hosted containers (not your device), so you get a live URL, a GitHub repo you own, and bring-your-own-key for Claude/OpenAI.
- WeInc - AI website builder that generates complete hosted production sites (React) from prompts, with flat pricing and white-label for agencies.
- Mobile SSH - drive Claude Code and Codex sessions running on your own servers from Android or iOS, with an alert the moment an agent blocks on input and one tap to answer it, plus tmux, Zellij and herdr session managers.
- Sillage - self-hosted, MIT-licensed, mobile-first web UI that drives the native Claude Code and Codex CLIs on your own machine (the official agent harnesses, without a terminal), with sessions that outlive the client, full-text search over every conversation, an IDE panel (file explorer, editor, diffs, terminal), a board the agents read through its own MCP server, and an installable PWA with push. Single Docker container.
- vibepanel - self-hosted, MIT-licensed web console for running many Claude Code and Codex sessions in parallel from a desktop browser or a phone; each session lives in tmux, so agents keep running through panel restarts, upgrades and dropped connections.
- Open Walnut - self-hosted web console for Claude Code on your laptop and remote dev boxes; a daemon on each machine owns the
claudeprocesses, so sessions keep running when SSH drops (no tmux), and one browser page (phone too) shows every session and which ones wait for you, with a per-session diff. Also runs Codex, OpenCode, and Goose on the local machine over ACP. MIT. - Bivy - open-source (MIT) workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex and other coding-agent CLIs on your own Mac or Linux machine or a cloud computer that sleeps when idle; follow a session from your phone, answer questions, approve tool calls, open the app the agent built in a live preview, and get push notifications. Installable web app (PWA).
- OpenTandem - workspace that puts Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and 15 more coding-agent CLIs on all your computers in one page, so you can start, switch and follow tasks from your phone; switch agent or model inside a task without losing the conversation, see live quota, and preview a localhost page on your phone. The CLI and Runner are open source (AGPL-3.0), and the web and mobile app are a hosted service.
- Windsurf Editor by Codeium - Agentic IDE, "where the work of developers and AI truly flow together, allowing for a coding experience that feels like literal magic".
- 🔥 Cursor - AI Code Editor, "the best way to code with AI".
- Zed - Code editor designed for high-performance collaboration with humans and AI.
- Vicoa - Agentic IDE, AI orchestrator for running Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Kimi, and Hermes from desktop, web, or mobile: real-time sync, parallel git worktrees, and push notifications, with a Python/FastAPI backend, Next.js + Electron desktop, and Flutter mobile. Source
- Volt - Open-source AI code editor built on VS Code (Code - OSS) that runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Kimi over ACP or OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, OpenRouter, Ollama and LM Studio directly.
- BitFun - Open-source cross-platform desktop AI agent that plans, edits, tests, and commits in real Git repositories, while also handling browser, terminal, desktop-app, and remote-workspace tasks through MCP, Skills, Hooks, and task-specific Mini Apps.
- Blume - Desktop sidecar that monitors coding-agent sessions, shows the rules, skills, and hooks shaping each run, tracks usage across Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, omp, and Pi, and keeps chat history local.
- codename goose - Local, on-machine AI Agent that allows you to use any LLM and add any MCP servers as extensions
- Oh My Android - Free, open-source (MIT) native macOS app and built-in MCP server that lets Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor see and drive the Android Emulator: screenshots, UI tree in dp, tap/type, dark mode, locale/RTL, logcat.
- Parallel Code - Open-source desktop app for running Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and other terminal coding agents in parallel, with isolated git worktrees, terminal panes, diff review, and merge controls.
- PinkCode - Open-source desktop GUI for running multiple Grok Build coding-agent sessions in parallel, with live activity, usage, file-change, and permission views.
- Agent FM - Local, open-source macOS app for listening to Claude Code and Codex agents as they work, with Global Mix and blocker alerts.
- Agent Island - Free, MIT-licensed native companion for Claude, Codex, Antigravity, Grok, and Cursor, combining local session status, your-turn alerts, and provider usage views without an Agent Island account or product telemetry.
- Agent Teams - Open-source desktop app for autonomous AI coding teams across Claude, Codex, and OpenCode. Give high-level commands while agents handle Kanban tasks, messaging, code review, logs, and approvals across 200+ models and 75+ LLM providers.
- Better Agent - Local workspace for Claude, Codex, and Gemini sessions with parallel forks, delegation, persistent state, and restart recovery across browser, desktop, mobile, CLI, and SDK. Source-available for non-commercial use; commercial use requires permission.
- Orca - An open-source desktop IDE for running parallel AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode), each in its own isolated git worktree, with built-in terminal and source control.
- Tintpad - Open-source macOS menu-bar launcher for AI coding agents: a global-hotkey palette fuzzy-finds a git repo and opens your own terminal there with Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI running.
- Orkas - Open-source, local-first desktop workspace that coordinates specialist agents and runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw, and Hermes from one chat. Source
- DevProjex - Local-first cross-platform codebase-context workspace with GUI, TUI, CLI, and a read-only MCP server for selecting, previewing, redacting, compressing, and packing project context.
- Superagent - Open-source macOS desktop app that gives Claude Code and Codex a real browser to navigate and drive, an iOS Simulator to install and screenshot apps in, and a phone companion app for remote monitoring.
- Adnify - Source-available AI-native desktop engineering workspace that combines code editing, direct-execution agents, governed multi-agent planning, terminals, asset generation, and browser verification in one app.
- AgentGrid - Desktop workspace for coordinating Claude Code, Codex, and other coding agents through visible worker conversations, persistent notes, terminals, and browser previews. Supports macOS, Windows, and Linux; closed-source with a free tier and bring-your-own AI provider access.
- claude-codex-taskbar - Open-source (MIT) Windows 10/11 taskbar widget that keeps Claude Code and Codex 5-hour and weekly usage limits always visible, next to CPU, RAM, GPU and disk activity; a single native Rust executable under 1 MB that reuses the existing CLI logins, with no account or telemetry.
- Usage HUD - Native Mac menu-bar meter for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, and Ollama usage windows, with a confidence label on every number. Paid; local only, no account.
- NextReset - Free browser-based Codex companion with source-linked public reset history, official AI-service incident updates, and a local personal allowance timer; no account required.
- antiburn - Free, local desktop app that checks coding agent sessions for common causes of token burn: sessions too deep, overpowered subagents, broken caching, and unused MCPs, skills, and tools. Supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Pi, and more.
- Lunavect - Free, open-source (MIT) Mac menu bar app for Claude Code and Codex that shows which session is working, waiting for you, or done, plus weekly and five-hour usage limits with reset times, notifications, and desktop widgets.
- VibeDesk - Free, open-source (MIT) Windows desktop for Claude Code: several sessions side by side with status dots, permission requests as cards you can approve from the desk or your phone, live preview, git window and project memory, with a calm lofi/rain backdrop.
- Lockpaw - Open-source macOS menu-bar app that covers the screen with a hotkey while Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI keep running (lid closed too), and glows when an agent needs you.
- Drevon - Mac app that connects to your Claude Code or Codex and turns it into an end-to-end GTM operator: research, grunt work, analysis and actions across your stack from a single prompt, in your own browser with your own logins.
- Kamply - Mac desktop app that puts a marketing crew on top of your Claude Code or Codex plan to make social posts, carousels, video reels, ads and decks in your own branding. Paid; Apple silicon, macOS 11 or later.
- Pinrail - Open-source desktop app where Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents ask for a review before they act, show it in a view made for its content, and get back structured decisions.
- Wardlume - Locks your Mac's keyboard, mouse, and trackpad while Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini CLI keep running in view, so you can step away without anyone typing into the session. Unlocks with Touch ID or Apple Watch; free for personal use, sandboxed with no network access.
- Appto - Mac app that takes an iPhone app from idea to the App Store on your own Claude Code or Codex plan. It checks the niche on live App Store data, writes native SwiftUI, makes store screenshots and text in every language and fills in App Store Connect after you confirm. Paid; free demo in the app, macOS on Apple silicon and Intel.
- Frink - Desktop-first, open-source (MIT) application for running parallel agents, and multi-step custom workflows triggered by schedules, webhooks or events from tools like Linear and Sentry, across your already-used providers. Source
- Mudroom - Open-source (MIT) macOS app that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode or Aider in a Linux VM on a copy of your project, with network access limited to hosts you allow. When the agent is done you review the diff and apply all of it, some files or some hunks, with undo. Also a CLI for Linux and Windows.
- VinPUT - Free, open-source (GPL-3.0) voice keyboard for Windows that types dictated speech into any app, with local Parakeet and Whisper models and F2 to press Enter for voice prompts to AI coding agents.
- Layerwise - Desktop app for building, previewing, and publishing full-stack web apps through AI conversations, with local source files, built-in backend services, Agent Skills, and MCP support; macOS, Windows, and Linux (beta), proprietary with a free tier.
- echo agent - Voice AI agent for Mac and Windows (beta), with an Android and iPhone app as a remote: press a shortcut in any app and say the task, with speech recognized on-device in English or Chinese. It hands coding tasks to the Claude Code, Codex, DeepSeek Harness or opencode CLIs on your machine, runs them in the background and asks you when a step needs approval, which you can answer by voice or from your phone. An Agents page lists every Claude Code and Codex session with model and permission pickers, a git worktree per task and one-click PRs. Free download, closed source; the built-in model has free daily uses after sign-in, or bring your own API key.
- ccx - Free, MIT-licensed macOS menu bar app that moves a task between Claude Code and Codex with the full context (messages, tool calls, plan, git status), so you keep going when one side hits its usage limit. Local, no account.
- VoiceVibe - An AI voice assistant you can use anywhere on your computer. Press a key and talk. It types, speaks and does what you say. Dictate, create or transform text. Hear any text read aloud. Chat with AI, or hand a task to an agent. Do more without losing your train of thought. Available for Windows, macOS and Linux (X11).
- Plainsay - Free, open-source (MIT) native macOS menu-bar dictation for speaking long prompts to coding agents: hold a key, talk, and the text is pasted where you started, including terminals and editors. Whisper or Parakeet run on device with no account; an optional paid Cloud mode exists.
- Mixdog - Free, open-source (Apache-2.0) desktop coding agent for Windows, macOS and Linux: a lead model plans while cheaper models handle search, edits and review. Sign in with an existing Claude, ChatGPT or Grok subscription, or use an API key or a local model; MCP client support included.
- Joxo - Team workspace for AI coding agents: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and OpenCode agents on different people's computers share one project, task board and handoffs, with desktop and iPhone apps and an MCP server.
- AgentVera - Desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Copilot, Cursor and 13 more coding agents side by side per project, each in a real terminal with your own CLI install and login, plus a team kanban board that hands cards to agents and an MCP manager. Free plan; Pro $9.99/month.
- Cline - AI assistant that can use your CLI aNd Editor, for VS Code.
- Roo Code - Fork of cline with extra features/enhancements
- avante.nvim - Neovim plugin designed to emulate the behavior of the Cursor AI IDE. It provides AI-driven code suggestions and allows you to apply recommendations directly to your source files with minimal effort.
- backnotprop/prompt-tower - A tool that helps you build prompts with many code blocks.
- NEDIO - Pomodoro timer, focus music, and structured AI sprint reviews for focused work in VS Code and Cursor.
- ThreadFox Lite - Free Claude Code / Codex plugin with read-only Reddit research tools and a skill for launching on Reddit without getting removed.
- Better Design - Plugin for Claude Code, Cursor and Gemini CLI that gives the agent design systems, UI and UX principles, icons and UI review through the Better Design MCP server. Free account.
- LogNorm - Remote MCP server and skill that lets Claude Code, Codex and Cursor work a ranked SEO and AI-visibility (GEO) backlog: site audits, fixes, content drafts and AI-answer tracking. MIT repo; free plan.
- workkit - Claude Code plugin that runs GitHub Issues as the agent work pipeline: a manager agent specs each issue, hands the build to worker subagents, has a verifier review it, and parks it for your QA.
- Slop Store - Claude Code plugin and remote MCP server that publish the app you just vibe coded to slopapp.store in one command, so anyone can play it in the browser. Free, no account needed to start.
- Ultra Mod - All-in-one mod pack for Claude Code: a usage limits and context HUD, a guard with undo for
rm -rfandgit reset --hard,.envand secret protection, and a receipt for every turn. Free, MIT, no network requests. - show-your-work - Claude Code mod that shows screenshots and videos of what Claude built right in the terminal, including Playwright recordings of it clicking through your app and before/after QA runs played side by side. Free, MIT, for Ghostty and kitty.
- subagent-tuner - Claude Code mod that lets you choose which model and reasoning effort each subagent runs on, so reviews stay on Opus and searches stay cheap; Auto mode applies your saved default even over what the agent asked for.
- looot - Plugin for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, plus a remote MCP server, that gives the agent one API key and one prepaid balance for 2,500+ data API endpoints: work emails, phones, company and people enrichment, Google results and web page reading. A failed call costs nothing. Paid, prepaid from $5, no subscription.
- Aident Loadout - Remote MCP server, CLI and skill that connect Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP clients to your apps and 400+ expert-built Skills through one setup: connect accounts once and reuse them in every agent, with OAuth in the browser, credentials kept in Aident Vault and an audit log of every action. Free pay-as-you-go start.
- UI Verify - Claude Code plugin, skills and remote MCP server for visual testing: the agent screenshots the Storybook stories, Playwright pages or Vitest tests you already have, sees which ones its edit changed, and each pull request is checked again before merge. 10,000 snapshots a month free, 50,000 for open source.
- CurlShot - Screenshot API with a remote MCP server that lets Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients see a web page: the agent gets back a PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF or a video of the page scrolling, on phone, tablet or desktop presets, with cookie banners and ads hidden first. 100 screenshots a month free, no card; paid plans from $19 a month.
- AgentaOS - Claude Code plugin and remote MCP server that let the agent add payments to the app you just built: products, checkout links and subscriptions, with AgentaOS as the merchant of record handling VAT, sales tax and invoices.
- Yap MCP - Open-source (MIT) MCP server and CLI for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and Gemini CLI that transcribes audio files on your computer with NVIDIA Parakeet (25 European languages, no API key, no upload) and searches your local Yap dictation history.
- lavela - Claude Code plugin and remote MCP server (beta) that deploys a GitHub repo to a live server from chat and checks on it afterwards: status, logs, health, managed Postgres, and a custom domain. Sign in with a lavela account; prepaid balance, no subscription.
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- ShipToPaid Lite - Three agent skills for Claude Code, Cursor and Codex that add Polar payments to a vibe-coded Next.js app: checkout tied to the signed-in user, signature-checked payment webhooks that ignore duplicate and late events, and a pre-launch payment checklist marked PASS, FAIL or NOT RUN. Free, MIT.
- Off the Wall - MIT-licensed hooks plugin for Claude Code and Codex that quotes your own past corrections back to the agent before it answers, reports what you correct most with
otw report, and has the orchestrator name a model for each subagent call. Free, local. - deed.page - Agent Skill and remote MCP server that let Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents publish the HTML or static folder they just built to a permanent public URL with one PUT, no account or claim step.
- Soundza - Agent skill and remote MCP server that let Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents find sound effects, music loops and ambience, play free previews so you can pick, generate new sound effects from a prompt, and add the chosen WAV or MP3 files to your game, video or app. Free for commercial use, no attribution needed; free account.
- LLMSlim - MIT Claude Code plugin and local MCP server that lets Claude Code, Cursor and Claude Desktop remember project conventions and past decisions across sessions, stored in local SQLite.
- SitePatent - Read-only remote MCP server for the SitePatent product discovery directory, so Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other MCP clients can search the startups, SaaS and AI tools listed there, read full listing profiles, find alternatives to a named product and see what is trending before you build or launch. Streamable HTTP at
https://sitepatent.com/api/mcp, no API key, no account. - Copy That - MIT plugin marketplace for Claude Code and Codex with five taste-first skills for shipping what you vibe coded: a launch film rendered in code and cut to the beat, a 0-to-1 launch plan (naming, references, style frames), native-looking share images, human-sounding Chinese copy, and a skill linter.
- MEDIAPRONET - Read-only remote MCP server for a product launch directory, with search, product profiles, alternatives and trending listings for coding agents. No API key or account required; paid listings receive priority in search results.
- toolkb-mcp - Free, local MIT MCP server for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor that turns any link into clean Markdown: web articles, YouTube transcripts and playlists, and App Store reviews. No API key, nothing sent to a third party.
- Tavero - MCP server and CLI that scans a running React 19 app (Vite or Next.js) for UI drift in buttons, cards, colors and spacing, and gives the coding agent each fix with file and line references (
npx -y tavero mcp). Free, MIT. - CodeTrendy - Read-only remote MCP server for searching a startup and software directory, browsing categories and finding product alternatives from coding agents. No API key or account required; paid listings receive priority in search results.
- DoomPay - MIT-licensed checkout widget and Python SDK for DOOM (Layer 1) and wDOOM (Base) payments, with an agent skill and MCP payment-verification tool for AI-assisted integrations.
- /call-me - Claude Code plugin and remote MCP server (also for Codex, Gemini CLI and other MCP clients) that let a coding agent ring or text the developer's iPhone when a session needs a decision, and read the spoken or typed reply back as text. The iPhone app needs a paid subscription.
- Lookout for VS Code - MIT-licensed VS Code extension that shows every Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI session on one board in the side bar, quotes what each waiting session asks, jumps to its tab or terminal with one key, and searches every conversation. It reads only the files the agents already write on disk: no hooks, no credentials, nothing sent anywhere.
- Agent Standup - MIT-licensed VS Code extension (also an npm CLI, a Claude Code plugin and a macOS app) that shows your Claude Code, Codex and Mistral Vibe sessions as a live, animated team call: who is working, stuck, waiting on another agent or waiting for you, read from the session files on disk.
- voicehook - Talk with your agents: a voice call in the browser that Claude Code, Codex, opencode or any agent with a shell can start or join, through a remote MCP server (
https://voicehook.ai/mcp) or plain HTTPS/curl with no install. The voice in the call answers from a status board and FAQ the agent keeps updated, so the agent keeps working while you talk. About 10 free minutes a day without login, no subscription. - YouTube Transcript Skills - Agent skill and remote MCP server (
https://getyoutubetranscript.com/api/mcp) that let Claude Code, Codex and Cursor read YouTube video transcripts, search YouTube and browse channels and playlists, for building video summarizers, research tools and RAG pipelines. Paid API, 1 credit per call, 100 credits on sign-up. - BrewPage - Free MCP server, Claude Code skill and GitHub Action that publish AI-generated HTML pages, Markdown, static sites and files to temporary HTTPS links, no signup or API key.
- Model Salt - MIT-licensed local MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Kimi Code that uses external randomness to vary creative choices in tasks such as page design, SVG generation and naming. Uses additional model calls or tokens. Install:
npx -y @modelsalt/model-salt setup claude. - Webly - Agent skill and remote MCP server (
https://api.webly.ai/v1/mcp) for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI and Hermes that publish a vibe-coded website or shared files to a live*.webly.siteURL with no signup, then let you claim it, edit it over MCP and publish drafts you approve. - Arcmira: YouTube Transcript Search - Hosted MCP server for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor to search indexed YouTube and podcast transcripts, find timestamped quotes, and build research or clip-shortlist workflows. Requires an Arcmira account; free plan available. MCP setup · API docs.
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anthropics/claude-code - Coding agent that understands your codebase, automates tasks, explains code, and manages git, all via natural language.
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MyVibe - Instant deployment for vibe-coded apps via Claude Code.
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aider - AI pair programming in your terminal.
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codename goose - Local, on-machine AI Agent that allows you to use any LLM and add any MCP servers as extensions
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MyCoder.ai - Open source AI-powered coding assistant with Git and GitHub integration, featuring parallel execution and self-modification capabilities.
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codex-profiles - Small Bash helper for switching Codex CLI/Desktop accounts with isolated
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claude-dash - Real-time statusline for Claude Code showing context, cost, quota, cache, tools, and git status.
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agenttrace - Local TUI for inspecting AI coding-agent session logs, usage, cost, latency, tool failures, diffs, and CI gates.
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OrcaReplay - Records a coding-agent session below the harness and replays it offline byte-for-byte with the network off, or forks it from any checkpoint onto a different model.
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nika - Workflow engine for AI: capture repeatable vibe-coded tasks as .nika.yaml files, statically checked before execution (schema, permits, cost), with tamper-evident traces after.
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ax - Local telemetry for AI coding agents.
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MUSE - Pure-Markdown memory OS for AI pair programming. Cross-conversation memory, 48 skills, role-based governance. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI, Codex CLI. Zero dependencies, MIT licensed.
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sober-coding - Post-generation audit for vibe-coded repos. 27 static checks across 7 dimensions (dead code, god files, duplicate blocks, deep nesting, empty except, dependency utilization…) with per-check fix suggestions and a CI mode that fails PRs on regressions. Language-agnostic, no LLM required.
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SwarmClaw - Self-hosted multi-agent runtime that delegates to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, Cursor Agent, Goose, Qwen Code, and Droid. Org chart view, schedules, runtime skills, persistent memory, sub-agent spawning. MCP-native (server and client). Electron desktop app, CLI, and Docker. MIT.
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SwarmVault - Local-first RAG knowledge vault with bundled MCP server (
npx -y @swarmvaultai/cli mcp). Compiles raw sources (notes, transcripts, exports, docs, code) into a durable markdown wiki with a knowledge graph and hybrid SQLite FTS plus embeddings. Cuts agent token usage by serving compact wiki summaries instead of full file reads. MIT. -
Tree Ring Memory - Framework-agnostic local-first memory lifecycle for AI coding agents with Rust CLI, SQLite/FTS recall, forgetting, audit, consolidation, DOX/Revolve adapters, and TUI.
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Hyperconsciousness - Developer-alpha Rust CLI and MCP knowledge store for agent notes and task handoffs, with encrypted append-only records and scoped, expiring grants.
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DevIntern - Picks up tickets from Jira, Linear, Trello, Asana, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, or markdown files and turns them into self-reviewed pull requests using the coding agent of your choice (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and others), on your machines with your own model keys. A feasibility gate flags vague tickets back to the tracker with questions; the companion devpm tool creates codebase-grounded tickets from rough prompts. FSL-licensed, free for interactive use.
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whatbroke - Diff your AI agent's behavior between two runs: tool calls, args, cost, latency, and outcome flips, with flake detection and CI exit codes. MIT, on npm as whatbroke-cli.
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d1v - CLI deployment workflow for AI-built web projects with verified previews and production releases requiring explicit confirmation. MIT.
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MulmoTerminal - Browser grid of live Claude Code / Codex sessions started with one
npxcommand. Each cell is a real PTY, colour-coded working / needs-you / done from the agent CLI's own hooks, with tmux-backed persistence and a git worktree per cell. -
YYLO - Command-line orchestrator for coding agents, repeatable workflows, and receipt-backed repository changes: typed task, validation, merge, and release-readiness boundaries, with each task on a dedicated branch/worktree and a merge queue that owns risk-based review. MIT, on npm as @yylo/cli.
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since-cutoff - Finds which APIs of your pinned Python dependencies changed after your coding agent's training cutoff, measures which of them the model actually gets wrong by type-checking its code against both versions, and writes one-line AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md notes that are kept only if their example type-checks.
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agent-manager - Terminal UI that runs your installed Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and other coding-agent CLIs side by side, each in its own persistent tmux session. One list shows every session's live status, a session can spawn into its own Git worktree, and a full-file diff review sends line comments back to the agent. Apache-2.0, in homebrew-core as agent-manager.
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DropTheHassle - Publishes the site your AI built with
npx -y dropthehassle@latest deploy: a free HTTPS link without signing up (claim it to keep it). A .com is €19/$19: the AI hands you a payment link and the site goes live on it with no DNS; a mailbox is optional. Also an MCP server for Claude Code, Cursor and Windsurf; the agent can never spend money. MIT. -
Ordewell - Command line planner and TUI that turns one goal into an ordered, editable plan of coding agent tasks, each with its own runner, model and mode, and marks a task done only when its completion marker appears in that runner's output. Apache-2.0, on npm as ordewell.
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Vicem - Zero-dependency CLI, local web GUI, and stdio MCP server that extracts your active coding session and Git state into a portable
.vicem/BATON.mdhandoff baton and mounts it non-destructively across Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor, Antigravity, and Gemini CLI, with code skeletonization, handoff previews, andundo <handoff-id>to restore handoff instruction changes. MIT, run withnpx @rakkunn/vicem@latest. -
Orbi - Self-hosted coding agent that turns a GitHub issue labelled ai-ready into an independently reviewed, merged PR and a tagged release; also works ops tickets. AGPL-3.0.
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mu - Coding agent built on Pi, with a CLI and a desktop app, where a small, fast judge model makes the routine calls at more than 30 decision points: which chunks of a long tool output enter the context, whether a rule-flagged command was asked for, whether a fetched page or MCP result carries instructions aimed at the model. Every verdict goes to a local ledger. MIT (the desktop app is Apache-2.0), on npm as mu-agent.
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Shipvela - Publish prebuilt static websites from the CLI or a connected coding agent, with GitHub updates, custom domains and HTTPS; a free Hobby plan is available.
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assay - Deterministic QA for web pages. It serves a page locally, drives every control it finds in Chromium through Playwright, and reports where the page contradicts itself, with no tests to write and no LLM. MIT, on PyPI as assay-ui.
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reevesagents - Runs Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, OpenCode, Qwen, Hermes and other coding CLIs side by side, each in its own tmux window, with a terminal UI, a local web UI and a CLI to read and steer them. An optional MCP server lets one trusted agent start, read and stop the others. Apache-2.0, on npm and Homebrew.
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unsent - Saves the prompt you are still typing in Claude Code, Codex, pi and agy every 0.4 seconds and gives it back after a crash, a closed window or a reboot; also keeps a half-typed zsh command line. GPL-3.0.
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Archcore - Git-native context engineering and spec-driven development for AI coding agents.
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tokenreceipt - Prints a till-style receipt of the tokens your coding agents used on this machine (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, Cline, Roo, Kilo, Pi, Hermes), priced at public API list prices, with SVG/PNG cards and JSON output. Reads local logs only, no account or upload. MIT, run with
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Latchkey - Run any command on a fresh Linux runner from your terminal or coding agent and get the real exit code back (
npm install -g @latchkeydev/cli, thenlatchkey run 'npm test'); self-healing GitHub Actions runners with an MCP server that hands the agent root cause, failing file and logs for CI failures it could not repair. -
Closure - Open-source pricing infrastructure for metering, entitlements, credits, and billing, so vibe-coded apps can ship any pricing experiments without worrying about taking the wrong user's money.
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Relay - Self-improving coding agent harness that runs on your machine with your own models (Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or any API key). Learns lessons from each run, re-runs your tests, lint and build before opening a pull request, and caps turns, tokens, time and spend. Free tier.
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Pethost - Puts what you build with an agent online:
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SpaceApp - Self-hosted web workspace that runs OpenCode, Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI and other coding CLIs side by side in persistent rooms, with MCP servers and managed browser panes. Installs with
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Sqwakie - Team channel for Claude Code and Codex agents across machines: agents post, ask and reply to each other from the CLI or as MCP tools, every machine serves a live Mission Control dashboard, and kanban project boards have cards that agents can start, review and finish. Installs with
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agent-chain-doctor - Read-only shell script that checks launchd, cron and systemd state and logs for the ways a scheduled Claude Code agent chain stops silently, plus a missed-run alarm.
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ratchet - Code-size budget for a repo that only goes down:
ratchet checkrefuses changes that push source or test line counts past a ceiling, as a Claude Code Stop hook, git pre-commit hook or GitHub Action, and only a loggedratchet grantraises it. Python, Apache-2.0. -
Praex - Terminal coding agent (MIT, opencode fork) that reads the repo, edits files with approval, and runs commands and tests. Free hosted model or your own API keys;
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5dive - Runs a team of coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Pi, OpenCode and more) on your own Linux server, each one a Linux user and systemd service, handing work to each other through a shared task queue. MIT.
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Flisk - Local environment generator: one command takes an empty folder to a running stack (Docker Compose, Tilt, Traefik, databases) with the app autodetected, so the agent writes application code instead of editing Dockerfiles and Tiltfiles. MIT, on npm as @flisk-sh/flisk.
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Light Cloud - Hosting for what you build with an agent: deploy from the
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Sno Station - Local runtime (
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Aixle Flow - Self-hosted Kanban board (Apache-2.0) that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other CLI coding agents for a team: each card starts a durable workflow, each agent works in its own container, and every run shows its log, tokens and cost.
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DESIGN:OS - Free command-line design tool for Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity: run
npx @easestart/design-os init, describe a UI in plain words, and the agent builds web, SwiftUI or Figma-ready output that deterministic taste gates check. Source-available (PolyForm Shield 1.0.0). -
Ponder - MIT-licensed, zero-dependency Node.js CLI and skill for coding agents that records multi-perspective reviews in an append-only ledger, tracks file coverage and finding changes, and blocks stopping while declared review units remain ungraded. Available on npm as
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Vectoree - Backend for coding agents: one project key for multi-provider models via an OpenAI-compatible gateway, plus auth, Postgres and storage; CLI + agent skill; pay-as-you-go with $5 welcome credit.
AI-generated apps often ship with exposed secrets, open databases, or missing security headers. These tools help you catch issues before going live.
- agent-qa - Self-improving QA agent for web and mobile apps. Write natural-language tests, retain run memory, and catch UI regressions before shipping.
- FixIt - AI debugger for vibe-coded apps. Paste an error from a Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, v0 or Supabase app and get a plain-English root cause, step-by-step fix and a ready-to-paste prompt for your AI builder. 3 free fixes/month.
- Check My Vibe - Free passive scan for AI-built websites that checks public security headers, exposed source maps, credential-shaped client strings, and common sensitive paths, plus a 36-point manual checklist.
- Vibeproof - Instant security scan for vibe-coded apps (Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor). Paste a URL or a public GitHub repo to find exposed secrets, open Supabase/Firebase databases, leaked files, vulnerable libraries, and GDPR gaps. Free scan, no signup.
- Snyk - Free-tier developer security platform that scans your code, dependencies, and infrastructure-as-code for known vulnerabilities.
- Mozilla HTTP Observatory - Free website scan that grades your security headers (CSP, HSTS, and more) and explains how to fix them.
- CodeCordon - Deterministic security scanner for vibe-coded applications. Offers free no-account previews of authorized public GitHub repositories with file-and-line findings and remediation guidance; paid plans add CLI and GitHub Actions integration.
- VibeAudit - Reads a whole GitHub repo and grades it for launch: missing auth, exposed keys, billing bugs, with file:line and a paste-ready fix prompt per finding. Free quick scan; private repos via GitHub App.
- RowShield - Free read-only probe that checks a deployed Supabase app for tables and storage anonymous callers can read, the open-database mistake AI-built apps often ship; paid plans add scheduled RLS policy and drift checks.
- Supercov - Coverage, security and code quality for coding agents.
- VibeRaven - MIT-licensed local CLI and browser studio (
npx -y viberaven) that checks an AI-built repo for auth, RLS, webhook, and deploy gaps before launch, exits non-zero on blockers, and writes the findings to.viberaven/for the coding agent to fix. - malinois-scan - MIT-licensed passive check for a deployed AI-built app (
npx malinois-scan <url> --i-own-this) that finds publicly readable Supabase/Firebase data, secret keys in the JS bundle, and exposed.env/.git, explains each finding in plain language, and runs as a GitHub Action that fails the build when a redeploy introduces a new leak. Free web check and MCP server at malinois.app. - VibeFix - An AI agent uses your live, published app like a first customer (sign-up, the main flow, checkout, on a phone and a computer) and lists what breaks, with a fix prompt to paste into your AI builder and a re-test of the live app. First test free, no account; also an MCP server at
https://vibe-fixer.com/mcp. - Nutilz Security Headers - Free browser-based security headers grader and validator (CSP, HSTS, CORS, X-Frame-Options) with copy-paste remediation snippets to test and fix missing headers before launch. No signup required.
- VibeLocked - Free in-browser scanner that finds exposed OpenAI, Stripe, Supabase service role, AWS, and GitHub keys in a public GitHub repo, plus plain-language security guides and checklists for Supabase RLS, Firebase rules, Stripe webhooks, and AI API routes.
- AI Package Hallucination Exercise - Free browser exercise on checking AI-suggested npm packages in the registry before installing, after one runs a malicious postinstall script.
- SealMyApp - Read-only security scan for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit and v0 that only runs after you verify you own the app (DNS record or file). Checks for Supabase tables readable without login, open Firebase rules, secret keys in the JS bundle and exposed
.env/.gitfiles. Free scan and free tools (key checker, Supabase RLS audit SQL); paid tiers add builder-specific fix prompts with a verified re-scan and daily monitoring. - nextjs-supabase-stripe-security-checker - MIT-licensed local CLI and GitHub Action (
npx github:edtrackai/nextjs-supabase-stripe-security-checker .) with 24 checks for Next.js + Supabase + Stripe apps: leaked or service-role keys in client code, missing RLS and grants, and unverified Stripe webhooks. No account, nothing uploaded. - FixLoop Scan - Free scan of a deployed app's public surface: HTTPS, security headers, keys leaked in the HTML and same-origin JavaScript, robots.txt and sitemap. Read-only, no login, no signup.
- lavela-preflight - Free, MIT-licensed, read-only Claude Code plugin (also installable with
npx skills add) that reviews a project before you deploy it: keys in code and git history, endpoints reachable without login, server settings that break outside localhost, silent errors, open AI endpoints, and data lost on redeploy. It never edits files or prints secret values. - Launch Check - Free passive check of a live URL for AI-built apps: secret keys in the page's JavaScript, Supabase/Firebase config, security headers, phone layout and Google/AI search basics, with a fix list to paste to your AI builder. No signup; MIT source with a Claude Code plugin in agent-forge.
- CheckoutAlarm - Watches a launched app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Supabase: a scheduled page check plus Stripe health from a read-only restricted key (undelivered webhook events, disabled endpoints, stalled sales), with email alerts. Only checks sites you verify you own (DNS record, meta tag or file). Free for 1 site checked daily; Pro $19/mo for 3 sites checked hourly.
- VibeVulns - Free, open tracker of security advisories in AI coding tools and the stacks vibe-coded apps run on (Next.js, MCP servers, Cursor, Supabase and more), with plain-English fixes and a weekly newsletter.
- Reeve - Free read-only scan of a live app built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex or Replit. Nine checks from outside, including secret keys in the loaded code, Supabase tables a visitor with no login can read, and listable storage buckets. Tells publishable keys from secret ones and needs no account.
- FixLoop Supabase Grants Checker - Free in-browser check for the Oct 30, 2026 Supabase Data API change: paste your SQL migrations, see which new
publictables have no GRANT (and would return 42501 permission denied), and copy least-privilege GRANT statements. The SQL never leaves the browser; no signup. - Security checklist for Lovable, Bolt and Cursor apps - Eight checks to run before real users join an app built with Lovable, Bolt or Cursor on Supabase: RLS, keys, storage, ownership checks and secrets.
- BountyGuard - Free, MIT-licensed CLI, agent skill and MCP toolkit that screens GitHub repositories and issues for known honeypots, prompt-injection signals and bounty escrow evidence.
- DeployVet - Free security and bug check for a live app built with Lovable, Bolt, Replit, Cursor or a no-code tool. Looks from the outside for leaked keys, open Supabase tables, exposed files, weak headers and broken pages, and explains each fix in plain English. Not a penetration test; paid scan and fix pack optional.
- Ironheights - Apache-2.0 local CLI and agent skill (
npx ironheights scan <path>) that checks third-party agent skills (SKILL.mdfolders for OpenClaw/ClawHub and similar agents) before you install them into your coding agent: prompt injection, hidden text, credential reads, remote-exec installs and persistence. Pins installed skill files to a local integrity baseline so later changes are caught. Nothing uploaded. - Tuvio - Scans the GitHub repo and the live site of an AI-built app: leaked keys in git history (coverage may be limited for very large repositories), Supabase RLS policies in SQL migrations, Stripe webhook checks, AI SDK misuse and vulnerable packages, with a fix prompt per finding from an optional AI review. Works from Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. Free scans; optional AI reviews and monitoring have paid plans.
- SniffPup - Free passive scan of a live AI-built web app for leaked secrets, public
.env/.gitfiles, source maps, missing security headers, and anonymously readable Supabase tables. No exploit payloads or use of discovered secret keys. Also available as a GitHub Action; full fix reports and deeper checks have paid options. - npmscan - MIT-licensed plugin connecting coding agents to a free, read-only MCP service for checking npm packages before installation: known vulnerabilities and malware, suspicious install scripts, maintainer history, licenses and transitive dependencies. Remote MCP endpoint:
https://npmscan.com/api/mcp. - ReviveDB - Automatic Supabase backups of your whole project: data, user accounts, files and server code, stored in the EU. Every database backup is restore-tested. Covers the Supabase project behind an app built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or v0, including Edge Functions deployed from the builder that have no other copy. Free for one project with weekly backups.
- PatchAndShip Check - Free passive check of an authorized live app's homepage, up to 10 linked JavaScript files, and response headers for exposed secrets and missing security headers. No signup or database queries; does not verify Supabase table permissions.
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AI Game Dev Framework - MIT-licensed documentation and agent workflow starter for game development, with design decision boundaries, project onboarding, and versioned delivery reviews.
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AI Coding Tools Guide - Workflow-based comparisons for Cursor alternatives, Claude Code, Windsurf, Cline, GitHub Copilot, Aider, Continue, and MCP-enabled AI coding.
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AI Book: AI Coding - Chinese AI coding handbook covering coding-agent workflows, tool selection, prompts, and practical AI-assisted development guides.
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CodeGuide - Creates detailed Documentation for your AI Coding Projects.
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LegacyDoc AI - VS Code extension that generates documentation, architecture maps, and AI-ready context packs for vibe-coded codebases.
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ContextStream - Shared project context for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Grok. Remote MCP: https://mcp.contextstream.io/mcp. Intelligence isn’t the bottleneck. Context is.
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AgentKit Drawer Guides - Free guides and copy-paste AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and Cursor rules for the holes AI agents leave open: Supabase RLS, Stripe webhooks, Claude Code hooks; the Starter AGENTS.md is a free download.
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AGENTS.md Generator - Free in-browser tool that writes AGENTS.md plus matching CLAUDE.md, Cursor rule and Copilot instructions files for your stack.
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Codex First Task Prompt Generator - Free browser tool for turning a vague Codex CLI project goal into a scoped first-task prompt with file boundaries, constraints, and acceptance checks.
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Pineflow - Free, open source path from an idea to a mobile app in the App Store with Claude Code and Expo: 12 chapters with exact commands, prompts and checks, plus AGENTS.md, PRD and hooks templates. MIT licensed. Formerly vibeprompt.
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SkillHey - Free, searchable directory of Claude/agent Skills (SKILL.md) by category, with install guides for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
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Wikivibe - Practical knowledge base for AI-assisted development with guides, a glossary, jobs, and a public MCP endpoint.
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QuotaBurn - Free, source-linked tracker of AI coding agent prices and usage limits (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, Windsurf, Devin, Gemini CLI) with a monthly cost calculator and 18 model API prices.
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Vibe Coding with Confidence - Web handbook on building AI-assisted apps that work beyond the demo: plan, build, debug, harden, ship, operate, and scale.
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OrcaPromptVault - Dated archive of what the coding agents themselves are told: system prompts and tool schemas from 43 products, 44 of them recorded off the wire with a command that reproduces each. Useful when an AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md is not having the effect you expect and you want to read what it is competing with.
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StackShip - Dated, sourced picks for vibe coders: one winner per goal, head-to-head comparisons, tool pages with prices from official pricing pages, and a monthly stack cost calculator.
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breaking-coding-chaos - Human-in-the-loop dual-loop control-plane skill suite for coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more): throughline progress on disk, plan-spar alignment, then minimal clean-cut implement.
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Ariadne Loop - Local-first Loop Engineering workbench for writing verifiable AI coding-agent specs, verifier gates, rollback rules, and JSON reports.
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Cage - TypeScript contract harness that links Markdown specs to implementations, invariant-linked tests, and review freshness for Claude Code and Codex.
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Vibe Coding Essentials - Anti-hallucination guardrails for 9 frameworks + a 4-mode workflow system (Economy / Builder / Maintainer / Architect) for AI-assisted development.
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Fix AI UI Slop With Real UI Context - Free MIT anti-ui-slop Skill: write a product-specific design contract, cover required UI states, and run a hard finish gate; full UIZZE adds live reference search, validation, and audits across 800,000+ real web and iOS screens.
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BuildMuse - Curated interface videos, app screens, websites, motion references, and frontend effects for giving vibe-coding agents clearer visual direction.
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THROUGHLINE - Spec-driven development framework for coding agents, made of markdown and git with nothing to install. Personas debate each spec before code, and an append-only single source of truth keeps earlier decisions from drifting across sessions. Works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. English and Korean, MIT.
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anti-slop-website-prompts - 15 free art-directed website build-prompts plus an anti-slop design skill for Lovable, Bolt, v0, Cursor, and Claude Code.
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Undercroft - Open-source CLAUDE.md operations contract that turns Claude Code into the maintainer of a plain-Markdown personal wiki: three-layer raw/wiki/schema architecture, checklist-driven ingestion, append-only changelog, and a worked example vault. Obsidian-friendly and portable to other agent CLIs via an AGENTS.md rename. MIT.
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Vibe Coding UI Specification - Free, MIT-licensed interface contract for AI-assisted React and Tailwind work, covering design tokens, component states, responsive behavior, WCAG 2.2 AA, reduced motion, production gates, and reusable YAML.
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Vibe-Coding Prompt Template - MIT-licensed five-step workflow (deep research, PRD, tech design, AGENTS.md, build) with copy-paste prompts and an
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liyupi/ai-guide - Free Chinese vibe coding handbook covering tool selection, prompting and context management, dozens of end-to-end project builds, and shipping to production. English and Traditional Chinese translations included. Online version.
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shadcn-vite-starter - MIT-licensed Vite and React starter whose CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md and agent skills keep coding agents on its patterns: one folder per feature, shared data-fetching rules, tests first and a full check run before they finish.
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Bestax - React components for Bulma v1 that ship Agent Skills, an offline MCP server (bestax-mcp) and llms.txt docs.
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LynxPrompt - Self-hosted, federated platform to generate, store and share AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules and other AI IDE config files, with a web UI, CLI and VS Code extension. AGPL-3.0.
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Loadout - Free and Pro version-pinned AI coding rule packs for Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and AGENTS.md. Made by Anthony Pan.
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Learn Magic - Beginner guide to building with Claude Code for people who have never coded: a live demo, setup in the Claude desktop app with no terminal, starter builds for teachers, parents, small businesses and freelancers, and a page on the walls beginners hit. Free to read; building needs a paid Claude plan.
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Nebutra Sailor - Open SaaS starter for agent-built software whose AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and shrink-only lint guards keep coding agents inside its rules: one provider per domain, business endpoints in one Hono gateway, design tokens instead of raw values. Next.js 16, Better Auth, Creem plus WeChat Pay/Alipay billing, generated Postgres RLS; runs locally with an empty
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VibePicks - Free, dated picks for the best AI coding agent, app builder, code reviewer and deploy target per job, with MCP and open-source status.
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VibeToolRank - Independent hands-on tests of AI coding tools on the same standard tasks, with scores, timings and free-tier limits.
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Internal tool blueprints - Free, build-tested Markdown specs for internal tools (CRM, approvals, help desk, time off and more) with phased prompts and click-through acceptance checks for Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable and other builders.
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burntop - Open-source FastAPI + React 19 + PostgreSQL template for apps that coding agents build. Nested AGENTS.md files and a project-standards skill tell Claude Code, Cursor or Codex how to add features, and
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8B Templates - 20 free MIT website templates for small businesses (restaurant, vet clinic, coworking, accountant, gym and others), each a single
index.htmlwith GSAP scroll motion in its own GitHub template repo. An AGENTS.md per template lists the classes the scripts depend on and the facts to ask the owner for, so Claude Code, Cursor or Codex can swap in real content without breaking the layout. -
Vibe Coding Rules - Free, MIT-licensed AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and Cursor rules files for 20 beginner project types (games, bots, web apps, mobile apps, scripts and backends), plus 7 Claude Code skills and 21 copy-paste coding prompts. No signup.
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Tool Use Cases - Free directory ranking AI tools by job (vibe coding, coding agents, debugging, deploy), with a one-line verdict per pick.
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AI Coding Rules Sampler - Free MIT starter set of rules files and three workflow skills (plan a feature, review changes, record decisions) for Cursor, Claude Code (CLAUDE.md), Codex (AGENTS.md), Windsurf and Copilot, one folder per tool to copy into a project.
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FixStack - Free library of fixes for common errors in Lovable, Cursor, Bolt, Replit, Supabase, Vercel and Stripe, with the exact error text, the cause, and the steps to fix it.
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agent-doctrine - Instructions, role prompts and skills that one sync installs into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and more, so a lead agent plans, delegates to implementer and reviewer subagents, and returns a tested PR. MIT.
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AgentRank - Independent rankings of AI coding agents, app builders, hosting and databases for vibe coders, with dated free-plan limits and a daily releases feed (RSS).
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Daily Vibe Challenge - Free daily vibe coding challenge (AI agents, games, rapid prototypes, tech toys), each with a copy-paste starter prompt for Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable or Replit, plus an archive, project ideas and a beginner guide. No signup needed.
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Faber agent docs - llms.txt index, install guide and four agent skills (
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WhichAICoder - Free guide picking one AI coding tool per use case (11 use cases, 39 tools), scored on a public 100-point rubric with dated, sourced price checks.
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publish-browser-game - MIT checklist, Claude Code skill, Cursor rule and AGENTS.md snippet that walk a coding agent through shipping a browser game (load speed, touch controls, share tags) and finding its first players.
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Agent Cookbook: Claude Code use cases - Free, sourced collection of Claude Code workflows (some paired with Codex), each linked to the builder's own post, repo or doc, with their template or prompt when published.
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StackVersus AI Limits - Prices and every stated usage limit for 73 plans across Claude, ChatGPT + Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, Lovable, v0, Bolt and more, each quoted from the vendor page with a check date, plus a dated change log (RSS) and free JSON/CSV.
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Vibe Coding Rules Starter - Free, MIT-licensed AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md and always-on Cursor rule with guidance on planning, scope, testing, secrets and authorization checks, plus a 10-point pre-launch security checklist and 3 copy-paste prompts. The README also links a paid full kit.
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Most Capable Agent System Prompt - MIT-licensed, copy-paste system prompt that has Claude Code, Codex or Cursor build a self-improving agent system with task graphs, verification, evals and file-based memory any agent can resume from (AGENTS.md, plan.md, tasks.md), in a fixed build order.
This section displays items in reverse chronological order, with the most recent entries at the top.
- OttersPlay - Collection of browser games made with AI coding assistants, with creator credits, tool and engine notes, controls, and links to the original games.
- toolsfordevs - Live log of Claude and Codex usage-limit resets announced on X, with a page per reset (announced vs landed time, banked-reset expiry), source links, and free RSS and calendar feeds.
- AI Vibe Check - Free weekday newsletter covering AI coding tools, model releases and agent security, with links to original sources and a prompt to try with your coding agent. Run by an AI agent; past issues are in the archive.
- Foundplay - free place to list a vibe-coded browser game: it goes out in the next drop and Play opens it on the site where you published it, with a ranking of vibe-coded games by plays and a hosted MCP server so Claude Code or Cursor can check a game and get its free listing link.
- Shipped & Paid - Directory of apps built mostly with AI coding tools that report revenue, each labelled Verified (payment-provider data), Screenshot or Self-reported, plus a free revenue calculator.
- Vibe Coding 101 with Replit - DeepLearning.AI
- The "vibe coding" mind virus explained… by Fireship - YouTube
- Not all AI-assisted programming is vibe coding (but vibe coding rocks)
- bolt.new on X - "Introducing Figma to Bolt Go from Figma to pixel-perfect full stack app - X
- Will the future of software development run on vibes? - Ars Technica
- Vibe Coding - Where Everyone Can ‘Speak’ Computer Programming - The New Stack
- A.I. and Vibecoding Helped Me to Create My Own Software - The New York Times
- /r/vibecoding
- VibeHacker - Product discovery community for AI builders and vibe coders: directory, reviews, discussions, and launches.
- BuiltByVibe - Community showcase and discovery directory for software built with AI coding tools.