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- Code Editors and Assistants
- Code Completion
- Coding Agents
- CLI Tools
- App Builders
- UI Generators
- Code Review and Refactoring
- Testing and QA
- Code Search and Navigation
- Documentation
- Code Models
- Developer Productivity Tools
- DevOps and Infrastructure
- Security
- Database and API Tools
- MCP Servers and Directories
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- Cursor – AI-first code editor with advanced autocompletion, codebase-aware chat, and multi-file editing.
- Windsurf – AI code editor with Cascade, a deep contextual coding agent that goes beyond autocompletion.
- GitHub Copilot – AI pair programmer integrated across VS Code, JetBrains, and GitHub with chat, code completion, and workspace agents.
- Zed – High-performance multiplayer code editor built in Rust with integrated AI assistance.
- Cody (Sourcegraph) – AI assistant for code understanding, navigation, and generation across entire codebases.
- Claude Desktop – Anthropic's desktop app for development tasks, code analysis, and programming assistance.
- Trae – Adaptive AI IDE by ByteDance for faster coding and AI collaboration.
- Aider – Terminal-based AI pair programming tool for editing code in local git repos.
- Phind – AI search and coding assistant for instant answers and code solutions.
- Google Antigravity - Review – Google's agent-first IDE with multi-agent orchestration, browser automation, and Gemini 3 Pro integration. Free during preview.
- Kiro – Spec-driven AI development environment by AWS.
- Tabby – Self-hosted, open-source AI coding assistant you can run on your own infrastructure.
- Continue – Open-source AI tool for code completion and chat, pluggable into VS Code and JetBrains.
- Supermaven – Extremely fast AI code completion with low-latency, large-context responses.
- PearAI – Open-source AI-powered code editor.
- Jupyter AI – AI extensions for Jupyter notebooks with natural language code generation.
- Blackbox AI – AI coding assistant with code completions, chat, and search.
- StackSpot AI – Enterprise-focused AI platform for code generation and developer efficiency.
- Magic – AI software engineer platform that handles complex development tasks autonomously.
- Augment Code – AI coding platform with deep cross-repo codebase understanding via its Context Engine, built for large enterprise codebases.
- Amp (Sourcegraph) – Agentic coding tool built on Sourcegraph's code search infrastructure with deep codebase graph and unconstrained token usage.
- Kilo Code – Open-source VS Code extension supporting 500+ models at zero API markup, a superset of Cline/Roo Code.
- Roo Code – Popular open-source VS Code extension (fork of Cline) with multi-model support and autonomous coding modes.
- Qoder – Agentic coding platform focused on deeper reasoning.
- Aide – Open-source AI-native IDE with proactive agents, built on top of VS Code.
- Coworker – Local-first AI coding assistant desktop app with MCP integration, multi-provider AI support, and skills marketplace. Built with Electron, React, and LangGraph. MIT licensed.
- Cate – Infinite zoomable canvas IDE where editor, terminal, browser, and Claude Code agent panels float spatially, like Figma or Miro but for coding.
- BBARIT – Free native all-in-one AI coding IDE (Tauri/Rust) with multi-agent terminals, office editing, and an embedded agent-driven browser; bring any model or run locally with Ollama.
- Bodega One Code – Free, local-first AI IDE with a built-in coding agent, bring-your-own-LLM, and full offline/air-gap support.
- Harness Desktop – Open-source Windows client for the official DeepSeek Harness Web UI, with a Simplified Chinese installer, portable build, verified updates, and persistent themes.
- GitHub Copilot – Industry-standard AI code completion across IDEs.
- Codeium – Free AI code completion for 70+ languages and 40+ IDEs.
- Tabnine – AI code completion with personalized suggestions and privacy-first options.
- JetBrains AI – Integrated AI for code completion and analysis in all JetBrains IDEs.
- Amazon Q Developer – AI assistant for code completion, debugging, and AWS integration.
- Google Code Assist (Gemini) – AI coding assistant for Google Cloud developers.
- Refact.ai – Open-source AI code completion and refactoring with self-hosting support.
- Continue – Open-source, pluggable AI code completion for VS Code and JetBrains.
- Visual Studio IntelliCode – Microsoft's AI code completion for Visual Studio.
- Amazon CodeWhisperer – Real-time AI code suggestions with security scanning. (Now part of Amazon Q Developer)
- CodeGeeX – Open-source multilingual code generation model.
- Supermaven – Ultra-fast completions with 1M token context window.
- Claude Code – Anthropic's agentic coding tool for the terminal with deep codebase understanding.
- Devin AI – Autonomous AI software engineer that plans, codes, debugs, and deploys end-to-end.
- OpenHands (OpenDevin) – Open-source AI software engineer for autonomous development.
- Cline (Claude Dev) – VS Code extension with full file system access and autonomous coding.
- Replit Agent – Builds complete applications from natural language descriptions inside Replit.
- Aider – AI coding agent for collaborative editing and code generation via CLI.
- GPT Engineer – AI agent for building full applications from natural language.
- Codename Goose – Desktop and CLI agent by Block for automating tasks using LLMs and extensions.
- Smol Developer – Lightweight AI coding agent for rapid prototyping.
- JunieAI (JetBrains) – AI coding agent that plans, writes, tests, and refactors within JetBrains IDEs.
- Fine – AI dev agent that understands requirements, writes code, and iterates autonomously.
- Factory – AI platform automating repetitive coding tasks at scale.
- Devon – AI software engineer for autonomous coding.
- Rovo Dev (Atlassian) – Atlassian's terminal coding agent.
- Gemini CLI – Google's terminal coding agent powered by Gemini.
- OpenAI Codex CLI – OpenAI's CLI coding agent with cloud sandboxed execution.
- OpenCode – Open-source terminal AI agent (95K+ GitHub stars) supporting 75+ providers. Free, privacy-first, with LSP integration.
- Roo Code – Open-source VS Code agent (fork of Cline) known for reliable multi-file editing on large codebases.
- PraisonAI – Multi-agent framework with 100+ LLM support and MCP integration.
- Potpie – AI coding agent for streamlined development workflows.
- Pythagora – AI agent that builds apps through conversational interaction.
- Open Interpreter – Open-source agent that runs code locally in response to natural language, supporting Python, JS, shell, and more.
- SWE-agent – Princeton's autonomous agent that resolves real GitHub issues by navigating repos, editing files, and running tests.
- AutoGen – Microsoft's multi-agent framework for building AI agent teams that collaborate on coding tasks.
- CrewAI – Multi-agent orchestration platform for building teams of AI agents for development and automation.
- Copilot Workspace – GitHub's agent-powered dev environment that turns issues into code changes with plans, specs, and implementation.
- brood-box – Run coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) inside hardware-isolated microVMs with snapshot isolation, egress control, and MCP authorization.
- Wiggum CLI – Open-source agent that scans codebases, generates specs through AI interviews, and runs autonomous coding loops via Claude Code or Codex. Agent mode ships GitHub issues end-to-end.
- OpenASE – Open-source, ticket-driven software engineering platform that orchestrates Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI agents across your machines with workflows, skills, and full traceability.
- SwarmClaw – Self-hosted multi-agent runtime with MCP client and server support, 23+ LLM providers, persistent memory, skills, schedules, and messaging connectors. Electron desktop app, CLI, and Docker.
- AgentsMesh – Self-hostable AI Agent Workforce Platform. Orchestrates Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Aider, OpenCode across remote AI workstations (AgentPods) with PTY sandbox + git worktree isolation, channels-based multi-agent collaboration, built-in Kanban, and per-pod MCP server. Multi-Git (GitHub/GitLab/Gitee), multi-tenant, SSO/RBAC, BYOK.
- Codex Infinity – Autonomous coding agent that runs continuously on bare metal VPS. Run your Claude Max or OpenAI Codex plans with full root access and no cloud timeouts.
- Agent Shadow Brain – AI background code analysis agent that watches your codebase and provides real-time insights, suggestions, and automated reviews.
- OpenMagic – AI-powered coding toolbar for any web app. Injects a floating toolbar via reverse proxy, captures element context, previews diffs, and applies approved changes in real time.
- Emdash Skills – 14-category autonomous product-building OS with 18 specialized agents that turn one-line prompts into deployed products on Cloudflare Workers.
- Browy – Open-source AI agent for Chrome that drives real browser tabs through chat, with a built-in DevTools CLI terminal for power users. Powered by the GitHub Copilot SDK.
- cc-code – Open-source Rust terminal coding agent, Claude Code compatible. Runs DeepSeek, MiMo, GLM with ~50MB memory and 95-99% prompt cache hit rate.
- Coworker – Local-first AI coding agent desktop app with long-term memory, human-in-the-loop, web search, and 11-language i18n. MIT licensed, 396+ commits.
- 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.
- Claude Skills – 14-category autonomous product-building OS bundling 18 specialized agents (architect, test-writer, deploy-verifier, security-reviewer, visual-qa, performance-profiler, accessibility-auditor, content-writer, completeness-checker, dependency-auditor, migration-agent, incident-responder, computer-use-operator, meta-orchestrator, seo-auditor, cost-estimator, changelog-generator, code-simplifier). One config drops into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, opencode, Cline, and Aider. One-line prompts deploy production sites with hard quality gates (Playwright at 6 breakpoints, axe-core 0 violations, Lighthouse a11y >=95, AI vision >=8/10).
- great_cto – Engineering management layer for 34 specialist AI agents covering the full SDLC (architect, pm, senior-dev, code-reviewer, qa, security, devops, l3-support + 18 archetype-specific reviewers). 25 archetypes auto-detected with compliance gates (PCI-DSS, HIPAA, FedRAMP, GDPR, EU AI Act). Multi-platform — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Aider, Continue. Local kanban board, OWASP LLM Top 10 scanner, MIT.
- AgentTier – Self-hosted Kubernetes-native sandbox runtime for AI coding agents (Claude Code, OpenHands, LangGraph). Same Sandbox CRD provisions a Pod + PVC + default-deny NetworkPolicy with optional gVisor isolation, hierarchical governance, and a streaming SSE invoke API.
- Maestro – Open-source desktop command center for running multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, etc.) in parallel, with Cue event automation, Auto Run playbooks, Group Chat across local and remote agents, and a maestro-cli that agents can drive themselves.
- DvalinCode – Provider-neutral, local-first CLI coding agent (Chat/Cowork/Code modes) built for governance: org policy engine, enforced network egress, and a verifiable hash-chained audit trail. Works with any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (DeepSeek, OpenAI, Claude via OpenRouter, Groq, Ollama). Zero runtime deps. MIT.
- OpenCode Mobile – Open-source (MIT) Android client for the OpenCode coding agent; run AI coding sessions from your phone against your own self-hosted server with bring-your-own keys.
- WithVibe – Self-hostable shared AI development environment for teams. Spin up an isolated, code-seeded env, build with AI, and share the live session; an agent gate (security, code review, tests, policy) plus human approval reviews every change before it ships.
- issue-orchestrator – Open-source orchestrator that runs Claude, Codex, and Gemini agents on GitHub issues in isolated worktrees, treating agent output as a claim, not authority: nothing advances until validation and a reviewer agent pass, with crash recovery and human merge authority.
- agentic-harness – Claude Code plugin that builds, reviews, and maintains a project's agentic harness — the agents, skills, and orchestrator under .claude/ — coordinating with existing spec systems and issue trackers instead of reinventing them.
- Gokin – Open-source terminal AI coding agent that works with local models via Ollama or providers like DeepSeek and Kimi, with no telemetry and secret redaction.
- LoopTroop – Local GUI orchestrator for long-running, high-correctness AI software delivery — LLM councils plan it, Ralph loops perfect it, OpenCode worktrees ship it.
- Weco (weco-cli) – Autoresearch CLI that optimizes code (GPU kernels, ML models, prompts) by editing a file, running your eval, and keeping changes only when the metric improves.
- Orca – An open-source IDE for orchestrating multiple AI coding agents — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, OpenCode and more — side-by-side, each in its own isolated git worktree.
- NarraNexus – Open-source AI agent team workspace with a ready-to-run team of agents that remember, collaborate, and use tools, supporting multi-agent coding workflows.
- octomux – Local dashboard for orchestrating parallel Claude Code and Cursor agents in isolated git worktrees, with a unified permission inbox, a live monitor grid, and in-app diff review. MIT.
- Aura IDE – Open-source desktop AI coding harness that plans, edits through reviewable diffs, validates changes, and leaves receipts.
- 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), running on your machines with your own model keys. A feasibility gate flags vague tickets back to the tracker with questions.
- Septim Agents Pack – 10 named Claude Code sub-agents covering planning, architecture, brand, marketing, finance, design, legal, customer research, and cross-lane coordination. Drop the
.claude/agents/folder into any project; pay-once at $49. - LingShu – Native Apache-2.0 macOS execution agent with a replaceable model backend and an open runtime for code, documents, presentations, and authorized computer actions.
- agentty – Native C++26 terminal coding agent and drop-in claude-code alternative. Single static binary, sub-millisecond cold start, sandboxed by default, and model-agnostic (Claude, OpenAI, Groq, OpenRouter, Ollama). Runs inside Zed over ACP and drives air-gapped hosts over SSH. MIT.
- AgentGrid – Desktop app (macOS/Linux/Windows) with an infinite zoomable canvas for orchestrating multiple AI coding agents in parallel. A master orchestrator pane spawns role-based workers (builder, QA, reviewer) in isolated git worktrees, alongside integrated terminals and Playwright browser panes. Runs Claude Agent SDK and OpenAI Codex SDK. Free tier available.
- Orkas – Open-source local-first desktop workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Cline, and built-in agents in parallel with shared files and approval controls. Website
- Garcon – Self-hosted browser and mobile workspace for running and steering parallel Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, OpenCode, Amp, Droid, and Pi sessions, with integrated terminal, files, diff review, Git/PR workflows, mobile approvals, and cross-agent transfers.
- BitFun – Cross-platform desktop coding agent built on a Rust runtime, with Git-aware workflows, Deep Review, MCP/Skills/Hooks, remote workspaces, and state-bound Mini Apps.
- Mirafold – Browser UI for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI where the agent renders live charts, diffs, and task lists as it works, with mission control across multiple sessions and E2E-encrypted phone pairing (self-hostable relay). Open source, local-first.
- Ordewell – Plan-first CLI/TUI orchestrator that turns one goal into an ordered plan of coding-agent tasks, each with its own runner (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode), model, thinking effort and mode — editable before execution, run as one agent session per task, and marked done only when its own completion marker appears in the output. Apache-2.0, free, no paid tier.
- intentic – Self-hosted workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini CLI agents in parallel, each in its own Docker container and git worktree on hardware you own. Browser and mobile UI, terminals that survive disconnects, an editable sandbox Dockerfile, and per-file, per-hunk diff review before changes land. MIT, TypeScript.
- Dcode – The coding agent you own. Open-source, model-agnostic, and built by LangChain to give you maximum control over your software development lifecycle.
- Atomic Agent – Local-first coding agent that runs open-weight models entirely on your machine via a llama.cpp fork. 56 built-in tools (browser, filesystem, git, memory, vision), MCP support, and a five-layer memory system. No account or API key required.
- Kolega Code – Open-source terminal coding agent where the model writes its own multi-agent workflows (Gigacode), with 15+ providers and MCP support.
- Keen Code – An open-source, context-aware terminal-based coding agent written in Go. Supports multiple providers, MCPs, subagents, Agent Skills, controllable tool output retention, hashline edits, and more.
- Derivative – Open-source AI-assisted engine for greenfield requirement-to-software synthesis with typed requirement preservation, isolated execution, independent evidence-based validation, bounded repair, and fail-closed packaging.
- mix2 – Terminal app that turns two coding agents into one team. One question, both investigate independently, disagreements are disclosed, one answer. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Copilot CLI.
- Superagent – Open-source macOS desktop app giving Claude Code and Codex a real browser to drive, an iOS Simulator to install and screenshot apps in, and a phone companion app for remote monitoring.
- Sinatra – Coding agent for Linear and GitHub issues; runs in an isolated sandbox, opens a PR, and runs on your Claude or ChatGPT subscription.
- VibeFuse – Free Windows desktop harness that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, and Qwen as live widgets on one canvas, with a marketplace for selling AI skills and widgets (sellers keep 80%).
- Nexus-Agent – Open-source autonomous AI software engineering agent featuring dual-engine UX (Rich TUI + Cyberpunk Web Visualizer) and self-healing AST code engine.
- TaskHandoff – Self-hosted control plane for running Docker-based Codex workspaces on local and remote machines, with per-task workspace isolation, a diff review gate before changes land in your repository, and multi-agent handoff to a human reviewer.
- Sillage – Self-hosted, MIT-licensed, mobile-first web UI that drives the native Claude Code and Codex CLIs on your own machine, with server-side sessions, full-text search, an IDE panel, an MCP board the agents read, and an installable PWA. Single Docker container.
- Aura – Open-source semantic layer on top of Git for reviewing AI-generated code, tracking intent/provenance, and surfacing risky change areas.
- Warp – AI-enhanced terminal with smart command suggestions and collaborative workflows.
- Claude Code – Anthropic's terminal-based coding agent.
- OpenAI Codex CLI – OpenAI's terminal agent with sandboxed code execution.
- Gemini CLI – Google's open-source terminal coding agent with free Gemini 3 Pro access and 1M token context.
- OpenCode – Open-source terminal AI agent supporting 75+ providers with multi-session support. Free.
- GitHub Copilot CLI – GitHub's AI assistant for command-line with context-aware suggestions.
- ShellGPT – ChatGPT integration for shell command generation and system administration.
- Aider – Open-source terminal AI pair programmer with deep git integration; every AI edit is auto-committed.
- AICommits – AI-powered meaningful git commit message generation.
- Amazon Q Developer CLI – AI CLI for AWS-related coding and scripting.
- Mentat – AI coding assistant for command-line development.
- TmuxAI – AI assistant for automating tmux workflows.
- Butterfish – AI tool for enhancing shell productivity with natural language.
- codachi – Context window monitor for Claude Code that shows burn rate and time remaining, with an ASCII pet that reacts to your workflow.
- agx – Checkpoint-based execution engine for AI coding agents; durable Wake→Work→Sleep loops that resume across sessions. Supports Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Ollama.
- VibePod – Unified CLI for running Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Pi, and other AI coding agents in isolated Docker or Podman containers, with local metrics and an analytics dashboard.
- AI Badger – Local-first CLI for extracting clean, relevant codebase context to paste into any AI coding assistant.
- agentchecker – CLI that scans
AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, and Copilot instructions for contradictions and auto-fixes them.npx agentchecker - cc-code – Rust-native terminal agent, Claude Code
.claude/config compatible. Multi-model (DeepSeek/MiMo/GLM), ~50MB memory. - dotdog – CLI for structured software specs. Write .dog files, compile to .dag graphs, query via MCP server. Validates completeness, detects drift.
- Vernclaw Connect CLI – Official connector CLI with JSON-first agent-friendly connector invocation, managed connectors, and bundled skill docs for open-source workflows.
- grokpack – Unofficial Grok Build companion suite for Claude Code: observe (orientation card), drive (Grok executes / Claude orchestrates + gate), display (tmux HUD). MIT.
- agent-trace – Post-session analysis for AI coding agents. Track costs, tokens, tool health, and every conversation. Supports Kimi Code, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode.
- token-meter – Real-time token cost meter for AI coding agents with status bar mode. Watch your tokens burn as it happens.
- AIPM – Open-source CLI and registry for finding, installing, publishing, and managing reusable agent skills across Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex.
- Crab Code – Rust-native agentic coding CLI supporting any LLM provider with multi-entry-point architecture (CLI/IDE/Web/Desktop). Apache-2.0.
- oh-my-kimi – Multi-agent orchestration harness for Kimi K2.6. Parallel coding teams in git worktrees, DAG scheduling, live quality gates, terminal HUD, and MCP skill-hooks.
- Pluribus – Open-source CLI that keeps one versioned AI coding context in sync across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, OpenClaw, Windsurf, Continue, and Zed.
- aicfg – AGENTS.md ecosystem CLI: init, validate, and manage project instructions for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and 20+ other AI coding tools.
- Sipcode – Open source MIT CLI for Anthropic Claude Code. Caps verbose terminal tool output (git, npm, grep, ls, cat, find, tsc), dedups duplicate file reads within a session via a PreToolUse hook, and surfaces per-session cost stats via 15 MCP tools. 1,317 tests, zero network calls.
- Runcap – Free local CLI that estimates, hard-caps, and losslessly compresses the cost of AI coding agents. Delta-encodes re-read files (37.9% proven on a real OpenAI call). MIT, 100% local.
- Vibe Creating – Open-source bilingual (EN/中文) Claude Agent Skill that rewrites a rough idea or over-specified shot script into a model-ready text-to-video prompt (Seedance 2.0, Kling, Veo, Hailuo, Wan, Vidu). Install via
npx. Free, MIT. - RoleCraft – Zero-dependency CLI to install AI agent skills as roles & behaviors from any source. Works with 86 coding agents.
- Lifeboat – Failover for coding agents: when Claude Code hits a rate limit, ban, or outage, hands the task to Aider, OpenCode, or a local Ollama model, carrying context. Multi-provider and local resilience, not account evasion. Open-source (MIT).
- Lacy Shell – ZSH/Bash plugin that auto-detects commands vs natural language and routes to the right place. Shell commands run normally; questions go to your AI agent (Claude Code, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, etc). Sub-millisecond lexical detection, no API calls.
- patina – Multilingual CLI and agent skill that audits and rewrites AI-sounding writing patterns while preserving claims, numbers, polarity, and causation.
- Vox Director – Agent skill that turns one topic into a finished Vox-style paper-collage explainer/ad video (script, collage art, motion, voice-over, music, captions); runs on Atlas Cloud + ffmpeg. Works with Claude Code, Codex & any SKILL.md agent.
- OpenAgentRelay – Open-source CLI that exposes a restricted local Claude Code, Codex, or automation as a keyed trusted-LAN capability, with JSON output and meaningful exit codes for agent workflows.
- stepback – Checkpoint and rewind for any AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, aider) via isolated git shadow-refs that never touch your real HEAD, index, or branch, with best-effort conversation resume for Claude Code and Codex.
- Atomic Agent – Open-source CLI and TUI coding assistant (React + ink) that runs open-weight models entirely on your machine. Install with one curl command, no account or API key required. macOS, Linux, and Windows.
- DevSpecs – Local-first CLI for AI-assisted brownfield development that indexes existing plans, source, tests, and Git history into model-agnostic context, bounded task slices, and durable checkpoints without calling an LLM.
- Portable Handoff – Local-first CLI that compacts a coding session into a Markdown/JSON capsule for resuming in Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor, with verified Git facts and no API key.
- CommitLore – Git-native decision memory that stores constraints and ruled-out alternatives as git trailers and notes, giving coding agents only the guidance still in force for the file being edited.
- fx – Tiny, open-source coding agent harness by Vercel Labs, written in Zig; model-agnostic, Unix-shell-like output, and embeddable in agent sandboxes.
- Loadout – Adaptive context engine for AI coding agents. Detects your stack and equips the right context when you launch
load claude,load codex,load cursor. Works with Claude, Codex, Cursor, opencode, and Copilot. - AgentBridge – Local MIT CLI that keeps Claude Code and Codex as live peers in one session for mid-turn review and quota-boundary handoff.
- Mantyl – CLI that turns a repository and its coding-agent history (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) into a verified, recipient-checkable project passport for handing over AI-built software. Free, MIT.
- Tuff – Rust-based CLI for managing coding-agent capabilities (skills, tools, hooks, workflows, MCP servers) from a canonical manifest — install, track provenance, catch config drift, and emit harness-specific output for Claude Code, Codex, and others.
- agent-top – Terminal dashboard (
htop-style) for monitoring multiple coding-agent sessions at once — status, token usage, cost, and associated processes for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and more. - Webcmd – Self-learning browser infrastructure CLI for coding agents; learns a site once, then reuses it as deterministic per-site commands.
- Bolt.new – Build, edit, and deploy full-stack web apps in the browser using natural language with one-click deployment.
- Lovable – Create and deploy web apps from a single prompt in a browser tab.
- Replit – Cloud IDE with AI agent for building complete applications from descriptions.
- v0.dev – Vercel's AI tool for generating UI components and full pages from text prompts.
- Create.xyz – AI-powered app creation from natural language.
- Dyad.sh – Free, local, open-source AI app builder with any model and IDE integration.
- Builder.ai – AI-driven custom software development for web and mobile.
- Framer AI – AI-powered website builder with advanced design capabilities.
- Webflow AI – AI features within Webflow for automated design and content generation.
- FlutterFlow – Visual app builder for Flutter with AI assistance.
- Capacity – Agentic platform using Claude Code to turn ideas into full-stack web apps.
- Mage – Generate full-stack apps from natural language prompts.
- Microsoft Power Apps – Enterprise low-code platform with AI-powered app generation.
- Glide – No-code app builder with AI features.
- Durable – AI website and business app builder from simple text prompts.
- 10Web – AI-powered WordPress builder with automated design and optimization.
- Rocket.new – AI-powered rapid app development from natural language.
- base44 – AI-native software development OS for startups.
- MagicLoops – No-code platform for creating apps in minutes from text instructions.
- Rosebud AI – Vibe coding platform for 3D games and interactive web apps.
- Plandex – AI tool for planning and generating code from text prompts in the terminal.
- Softr – No-code app builder with AI assistance.
- Databutton – AI-powered app development platform.
- Builder.io Fusion – AI-powered visual development platform.
- Bolt.diy – Open-source fork of Bolt.new supporting any LLM (local or cloud) for building full-stack apps in the browser.
- Screenshot-to-Code – Convert screenshots and designs into clean HTML/React/Vue code using AI.
- Forge – BYOK full-stack app creator — use your own API key (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google) with no markup. Multi-stage pipeline generates production-ready Next.js apps from natural language.
- MeterCall – Universal API gateway over 10M+ APIs with AI router across 25+ models. Type a sentence in plain English, get a working app. 727+ ready-made modules to fork. Free tier, usage-based pricing.
- VULK – AI app builder for full-stack React + PostgreSQL, Flutter mobile, Three.js games, Shopify themes. Firecracker microVM live preview, BYOM with 16+ models, EU-hosted, full code export.
- OTF — Open Template Forest – Production-ready full-stack kits (Next.js, Expo) pre-wired for Claude Code, Cursor, and Lovable, with tested prompt libraries and AI configs included. MIT SDK + commercial kits.
- RapidNative – AI-native mobile app builder that turns ideas, sketches, or screenshots into working React Native and Expo apps with production-ready code. Freemium with 20 free credits.
- Vibes DIY – Open-source AI app builder that turns a plain-English description into a real, live web app you can share, remix, and collaborate on.
- KI-App-Bauplan – Free guided planner that turns an app idea into a focused MVP scope, risk review, seven-step build plan, and a starter prompt for Cursor, Claude Code, or Codex.
- Cactal – Cactal is the website platform for AI agents. Connect Claude Code, Cursor, or anything that speaks MCP, and your agent gets the tools to design, build, host, and operate production websites: source code, CMS, assets, domains, analytics, and publishing.
- Taskade Genesis – Prompt-to-app builder for live portals, CRMs, and dashboards with agents and automations.
- v0.dev – Vercel's AI tool for generating React UI from text and image prompts.
- Stitch (Google) – Google Labs tool using Gemini to generate multi-screen UI designs and front-end code from text or images.
- Magic Patterns – AI platform for creating reusable UI components.
- Figma AI – Native AI features in Figma for design automation and design-to-code.
- Uizard – Convert hand-drawn mockups, screenshots, or text into interactive prototypes.
- Kombai – Convert Figma designs into production-ready UI code.
- TeleportHQ – Generate production-ready code from visual designs.
- Deepsite – Build websites with AI on Hugging Face, no code required.
- tldraw Make Real – Draw UI wireframes on a canvas and convert them to working HTML/CSS with AI.
- CopilotKit – Open-source framework for building custom AI copilots, chatbots, and text areas into React apps.
- Freepik – AI design platform with image generation and mockup tools for UI designers.
- StyleSeed – Design engine that makes Claude Code & Cursor produce professional UI — 33 components, 69 design rules, 8 brand skins, and a named framer-motion motion system.
- AICodeSlopMonitor – Detects low-quality and AI-generated code patterns to help developers review and improve codebases.
- SynthScan – Scans codebases for AI-generated code patterns.
- CodeRabbit – AI-driven contextual pull request reviews with actionable feedback.
- Sourcery – AI code reviewer supporting 30+ languages.
- Qodo (CodiumAI) – Code review and automated test generation platform.
- Sweep – AI agent for automating PR reviews and fixes.
- Greptile – AI bot for in-depth code review and PR analysis.
- What The Diff – AI tool for summarizing and analyzing code diffs.
- DeepSource – Automated code review with tech debt tracking and security analysis.
- Codacy – Code quality platform with 30+ language support.
- JetBrains Qodana – AI-powered static analysis for code quality.
- Semgrep – Static analysis for finding bugs and security issues.
- CodeQL (GitHub) – Semantic code analysis for security and quality.
- Snyk (DeepCode) – Security-focused code analysis with vulnerability detection.
- Pixee – AI bot for security-focused PR reviews and automatic fixes.
- Qodo PR Agent – Open-source AI agent for PR reviews with actionable insights.
- Amazon CodeGuru Reviewer – ML-powered code reviews with AWS integration.
- Refact.ai – AI-driven refactoring and code optimization.
- Embold – AI code analysis for quality, maintainability, and tech debt.
- Veracode – AI-driven application security with static and dynamic analysis.
- PullRequest – Human-AI hybrid code review combining automated analysis with expert reviewers.
- Z.ai Code Review - AI-powered GitHub Pull Request code review using Z.ai models.
- MiniMax Code Review - AI-powered GitHub Pull Request code review using MiniMax models.
- VibeDoctor – AI code health scanner for vibe-coded apps. Detects hallucinated imports, phantom packages, and security issues that traditional scanners miss with MCP Support.
- Relay – Persistent memory for AI coding workflows. Give AI coding agents memory of what was built, what broke, and what's next.
- MealMacroAI – AI-powered reverse macro calculator that converts target nutrition into precise raw and cooked food portion weights.
- Kodus – Open-source AI code review tool for pull requests, with repository context, custom rules, Git workflow integration, and BYOK support.
- brooks-lint – Claude Code plugin that reviews code against twelve classic engineering books, citing each finding to its source and scoring codebase health 0–100.
- Swarm Orchestrator – Audits AI-generated pull requests for eleven cheat patterns (relaxed tests, swallowed errors, fake renames). Advisory by default, opt-in merge gate.
- Git AutoReview – VS Code extension for pull request review on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, including self-hosted Server and Data Center. You pick Claude, Gemini, or GPT, then approve each suggestion before it posts. Runs on your own API key, so code goes straight to the provider.
- argot – Guardrail that flags AI-written code foreign to a repo's own patterns (unfamiliar deps and APIs, reinvented functions, misplaced code, layering breaks, tests gamed to pass CI), learned statistically from git history. Runs 100% local as a single Rust binary, no second LLM.
- MergeFix – AI website audits (SEO, performance, accessibility, security) delivered as real GitHub pull requests, plus a Migrate & Own flow to move an AI-built app into a repo you fully own.
- UIZZE – Stop generic UI before it ships. The free MIT
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- twoperson – Two-person rule for AI coding agents: a builder agent and a reviewer agent share a file-based review inbox whose schema won't let work be marked shipped without a verdict bound to that exact commit, so the review can't be skipped or applied to the wrong revision. Stop-hook installer, credential scan, worktree-aware; MIT.
- VibeAudit – Pre-launch code audit that reads your whole repo and returns a launch-readiness score plus fixes as paste-ready prompts for your AI editor.
- OpenFiles – VS Code extension that opens every file an AI agent edits so linters and type checkers run on it, lists the changes for review, and returns the problems to Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Gemini CLI or Cursor. Free and open source (MIT).
- Playwright – Microsoft's end-to-end testing framework (often used with AI-powered test generation).
- Qodo – AI-powered test generation and code quality assurance.
- DiffBlue Cover – AI-generated unit tests for Java applications.
- Testim – AI end-to-end testing with self-healing locators.
- TestRigor – Plain English test automation with self-healing.
- Mabl – AI-native test automation with auto-healing and visual testing.
- Applitools – Visual AI testing platform with cross-browser support.
- Meticulous – AI-driven visual and functional testing.
- Checksum AI – AI automated software testing and validation.
- KushoAI – AI-driven API testing.
- Katalon Studio – Comprehensive test automation with AI features.
- Testsigma – AI test automation with natural language test creation.
- Launchable – AI-driven test optimization that predicts which tests to run.
- Autify – Self-healing test automation with visual regression testing.
- Reflect – No-code test automation with AI maintenance.
- Parasoft – AI-enhanced testing suite covering static analysis, unit testing, and API testing.
- Rainforest QA – AI-assisted testing with crowd-sourced manual testing.
- Codeflash – AI-powered Python performance optimization and benchmarking.
- Wopee.io – Autonomous visual regression testing with Playwright/Cypress integration.
- Prompt Evaluator – Web-based prompt and workflow QA tool. Evaluate, compare, and audit AI prompt outputs and workflow quality.
- BenchGen – AI agent benchmarking and evaluation platform. Score agent runs across tool-call accuracy, goal completion, and skill coverage, then export filtered trajectories for fine-tuning.
- AI Test Case Generator – AI-powered test case generator that turns plain-language requirements into structured QA test cases for web and software testing workflows.
- agent-qa – Self-improving QA agent for web and mobile apps with natural-language tests, run memory, UI-change adaptation, and regression detection.
- AIFast Model Check – Free browser-based diagnostics for public HTTPS OpenAI-compatible API endpoints, including metadata, token handling, dynamic responses, SSE streaming, and tool-call checks.
- SDKProof – Type-checks how well AI writes your SDK's current API by compiling model output against the real installed package (no LLM judge).
- QualityMax – Independent AI QA platform that generates, executes, and gates tests across web, mobile, API, performance, and security, with self-healing automation.
- rung – Deterministic, AI-free CI gate that checks whether an AI coding agent ran the checks it claims: reads an evidence bundle from the real run and passes or blocks the build. Ships as a GitHub Action, CLI, and agent-agnostic skill.
- squirrelscan – CLI website audit tool built for coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor). Runs 260+ rules across SEO, performance, security, accessibility and agent experience, and hands the agent exact, source-mapped fixes. Free local audits, GitHub Action, MCP server.
- Sourcegraph Cody – AI-powered code search and navigation for large codebases.
- Pieces.app – AI-powered code snippet management, search, and sharing.
- 16x Prompt – AI tool for enhanced code context and prompt-based navigation.
- codebase-recon – AI coding agent skill that analyzes git history to reveal hotspots, bug magnets, bus factor risks, and development momentum before reading any code.
- Reflex – Local-first full-text code search engine with MCP server and JSON output built for AI coding agents.
- CocoIndex Code – AST/tree-sitter code search MCP server that indexes a codebase and returns compact, relevant snippets to reduce coding-agent context usage.
- Mintlify – AI-powered documentation platform that auto-generates and maintains docs from code.
- GitBook AI – AI-enhanced documentation with intelligent content suggestions.
- README-AI – AI tool for creating professional README files automatically.
- DocuWriter.ai – AI documentation generator for codebases and APIs.
- DiagramGPT (Eraser) – Generate diagrams from code and text descriptions.
- Theneo.io – AI-powered API documentation generation.
- Slab – Team knowledge base with AI search and automated documentation.
- GPTutor – VS Code extension for LLM-powered code explanations across 120+ languages.
- Repowise - Open-source codebase intelligence tool that indexes repos into dependency graphs, git history, auto-generated docs, and architectural decisions via 7 MCP tools.
- SwarmVault – Local-first RAG knowledge vault. Compiles raw sources into a durable markdown wiki with a knowledge graph and hybrid SQLite FTS plus embeddings. Built-in MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode.
- ReadMeAI – Generate professional README.md files from any GitHub repo URL with AI. Includes description, installation, usage, and contributing sections. Free, instant.
- LegacyDoc AI – VS Code extension that generates AI code audit reports, Markdown docs, JSDoc, and Mermaid architecture maps from existing codebases.
- CodeAlmanac – Self-updating repo wiki for AI coding agents that tracks project conversations and context locally, lives in your repo, and is free to use.
- PolicyAI – AI-powered legal document generator. Creates GDPR & CCPA compliant Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Cookie Policy for developer products in 60 seconds. Free tier available.
- notabene – Self-hosted docs viewer with Google-Docs-style comments and a human-agent review loop that turns comments into source edits.
- Claude (Anthropic) – Opus and Sonnet models dominate coding benchmarks in 2026; Claude Code is built on them.
- GPT-5 (OpenAI) – Powers GitHub Copilot, Codex CLI, and ChatGPT coding workflows.
- Gemini (Google) – Powers Google Code Assist, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity with 1M token context.
- DeepSeek Coder – High-performance open-source coding model; popular for cost-efficient AI coding via API.
- Qwen2.5-Coder – Alibaba's open-source coding model, leading choice for self-hosted/local deployment in 2026.
- Code Llama – Meta's open-source LLM optimized for code generation and completion.
- StarCoder 2 – Open-source LLM for code generation by BigCode, supporting 600+ languages.
- Codestral – Mistral's open-weight model designed for code generation.
- Phi-4 (Microsoft) – Microsoft's lightweight, efficient model family with strong coding performance.
- outsourcerer – Delegates coding grunt-work to other harnesses and models from the terminal while your main session stays the orchestrator.
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Agent Cost Guardrails – Framework-native budget limits and circuit breakers for AI agent frameworks (CrewAI, AutoGen, LangGraph). Hard token caps, cost alerts, and spend tracking with hooks that integrate directly into agent execution loops. Open-source, available on PyPI and npm.
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Raycast AI – AI-powered productivity launcher with coding capabilities and workflow automation.
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Warp AI – AI-enhanced terminal with intelligent command suggestions.
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Context7 – MCP server providing up-to-date library documentation to LLMs and AI editors.
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Task Master – AI-driven task management for development with Claude, designed for Cursor.
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SpecStory – Cursor/VS Code/Claude Code extension for summarizing and sharing AI chat context.
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Git AI – Git extension that tracks AI-generated code and the prompts behind each line.
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Perplexity Pro – AI search engine with real-time web access for coding solutions.
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CodeCosts – Compare pricing across AI coding tools with an interactive calculator.
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Supercode.sh – Cursor extension adding Architect Mode, voice input, and prompt enhancement.
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toprank – Open-source (MIT) Claude Code plugin with 9 SEO and Google Ads skills. Connects Google Search Console, PageSpeed Insights, and the Google Ads API to audit traffic, ship meta tag and schema markup fixes, and manage ad campaigns directly from Claude Code.
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Google Drive – Memyard – Agent skill that lets AI coding agents create and edit Google Docs and Sheets without sign-in. Documents hosted on Memyard with shareable links.
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MemClaw – Persistent project memory for AI coding agents (MCP-compatible). Creates isolated memory workspaces per project with a web dashboard to review and manage context. Free and open source.
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git-parsec – Git worktree lifecycle manager that gives each AI agent an isolated workspace tied to issue tickets (Jira, GitHub Issues, GitLab), avoiding index.lock conflicts in parallel workflows.
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AI Dev Jobs – AI job board aggregating 6,000+ positions from 340+ companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google DeepMind. Free API and MCP server for AI-powered job search.
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CronAI – Convert plain English schedule descriptions to cron expressions with AI. Supports standard and extended formats. Free, no signup.
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JSONFix – AI-powered JSON fixer that instantly repairs broken JSON with missing quotes, trailing commas, or unescaped characters. Free, no signup.
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Burnd – Local-first CLI (
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Qovery Deploy Skill – AI Agent Skill that deploys any application to Kubernetes from Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, and 30+ AI coding tools. Analyzes codebases, creates Dockerfiles for 12+ frameworks, provisions databases, deploys via CLI+API or Terraform, and auto-fixes deployment failures. Install:
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Recast – Client-side browser tool that turns messy LLM output into valid JSON and explains every change. Nothing uploaded.
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RegexAI – Describe patterns in plain English and get working regex with explanations. Supports multiple flavors. Free, no signup.
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AI Context Linter – GitHub Action that lints AI context files (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, etc.) for prompt injection vulnerabilities and quality issues.
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AI Context Templates – Production-ready AI agent context templates for configuring coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and others.
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Murmure — AI DevTools Community Sentiment Tracker – Weekly sentiment analysis of AI developer tools (Cursor, Windsurf, Linear, Devin, etc.) based on Reddit, HN, GitHub Issues, and Discord.
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ChatCrystal – Local-first memory loop for AI coding conversations, with MCP search, task recall, writeback, and installable Agent Skills.
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CostGoat – Privacy-first menubar app tracking AI agent quotas (Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Z.ai), LLM API costs (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Anthropic, ElevenLabs), cloud spend, and SaaS subscriptions in real-time.
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unslop – CLI and MCP server (Claude Code plugin) that removes named AI writing patterns from text. Targets tricolons, em-dash overuse, hedging stacks, sycophancy openers, and overused vocabulary. Lint-only audit mode and five intensity levels. Useful for cleaning commit messages, PR descriptions, and documentation drafts.
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ControlKeel – Governance/control plane for AI coding agents. Validates risky actions, records findings, gates approvals, tracks budgets/providers, and creates proof bundles across Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Cursor, and other hosts.
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cc-cost – Single-file Python CLI that parses Claude Code transcript JSONL and reports cost, prompt-cache hit rate, tool-call distribution, top expensive turns, and actionable optimization recommendations (
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dltHub AI Workbench – Toolkit that gives Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex structured, step-by-step workflows and an MCP server for building, exploring, and deploying data pipelines with dlt.
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llm-prices – Zero-dependency Python CLI and library for comparing LLM API pricing across 21 providers (123+ models). Query pricing, calculate costs, find the cheapest option for a given token budget. Install:
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Mneme HQ – Enforce architectural decisions on every AI coding assistant call. Deterministic retrieval and pre-flight governance for Claude Code, Cursor, and agent workflows.
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Agent Ops Prompt Generator – Free local-first browser and CLI tool that generates Korean prompts for AI coding agents during incident triage, deploy smoke checks, code review, data correction, and handoff work.
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ccg-router – Local Go daemon proxying Claude Code (Anthropic-compatible
/v1/messages) and Codex CLI (OpenAI-compatible/v1/chat/completions) through one port, with a per-request SQLite usage ledger and three routing strategies (prefer-cheaper, prefer-capable, round-robin). No hosted control plane; provider keys stay local. Apache-2.0. -
Speechara – Real-time translation, live captions, transcripts, and AI meeting notes for developer interviews, standups, and multilingual team calls.
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MartinLoop – Open-source control layer for AI coding agents. Adds hard budget caps, verifier gates, explicit stop reasons, and run receipts around Claude Code, Codex, and Ralph-style autonomous coding workflows.
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Unship – Open-source local picker for comparing AI agent-made UI variants in a running app, then keeping one and cleaning up the rest.
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AgentDiff – Git-native provenance for AI-written code: records which AI agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Windsurf, OpenCode, Gemini) wrote which line, reconciles it against each commit, and signs every attribution with ed25519. Records live in your own git refs; no server. Rust, MIT/Apache-2.0.
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Remio – Local-first AI memory and knowledge base desktop app with a CLI/agent skill interface. Indexes files, webpages, recordings, emails, messages, images, and notes into local vectors so coding agents can retrieve focused personal/project context instead of repeatedly grepping folders or loading whole documents into prompts. CLI/skill workflows require the Remio desktop client.
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inplan – A Markdown editor for human and coding-agent collaboration on planning, design, and spec documents. Installs as an agent skill for Claude Code, Codex, and Pi: the agent drafts the plan and poses open questions as inline comments, then you review, answer, and edit in a turn-based loop while it revises, until the doc is done. Ships a desktop editor and a CLI, with the agent's proposed edits shown as reviewable diffs. Free and open source (AGPL-3.0). Install:
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Tree Ring Memory – Framework-agnostic, local-first memory lifecycle for AI coding agents with Rust CLI, SQLite/FTS recall, forgetting, audit, consolidation, and TUI.
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Brigade – Local-first CLI (MIT) that keeps one reviewed source of the MCP servers, tools, skills, and memory your AI coding agents share, synced into each tool's native config (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, OpenCode, and more) with a review gate before every write and a rollback receipt. No daemon, no lock-in.
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Data Olympus – Governed project knowledge for AI coding agents via MCP. Agents can propose learnings, humans promote accepted guidance, and retrieval filters out expired or superseded rules before they enter future coding sessions.
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Enola – Enola. analyzes code repository once and exposes a compact, structured graph of its architecture through the Model Context Protocol — so any MCP-capable agent gets necessary context.
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Project Tiny Context Harness – Minimal repo-native project memory for AI coding agents. Installs
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Source Trace – AI git blame for every commit: see which lines came from AI and which model wrote them. Compare models by amount of code written pre-commit, committed, and survived in codebase. Teams can use dashboard to track adoption and AI metrics. Zero-config VS Code extension, no git or agent hooks required.
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AI Money Stack – Local-first AI workflow toolkit for PR review checklists, launch planning, and revenue idea scanning.
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ditto – Mines your local Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor session logs into a you.md working profile your agent loads before every task: what you reject, what "done" means to you, when you ask for proof, how you actually work. Local-first, MIT, one command:
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Composio – Connects AI coding agents to 1,000+ apps with managed authentication, MCP support, and tool execution for developer workflows.
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Claude Pet – Desktop companion for Claude Code that reacts to hook events with animated emotions, maintains a local graph memory per project, promotes repeated patterns into skill files, and monitors GitHub repository activity. macOS/Windows/Linux, 100% local, MIT.
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Codex Skin Pack Installer – Codex skill that downloads verified public-safe Codex skin packs from GitHub releases, validates
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PinkCode – Open-source desktop GUI for Grok Build with parallel agent sessions, live activity timelines, usage visualizations, file-change review, and permission controls over ACP.
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Wolfpack – Self-hosted browser and mobile control center for persistent AI coding-agent and shell sessions across machines, with direct private access over Tailscale.
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THROUGHLINE – Spec-driven development framework for AI coding agents. Markdown and git only, with no runtime or CLI. Personas review each spec before code, and an append-only single source of truth keeps decisions consistent across sessions. Works with Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. English and Korean, MIT.
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Tintpad – Open-source macOS menu-bar launcher for AI coding agents: global hotkey, fuzzy repo search, then your terminal opens at that repo with Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini CLI running.
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commitpreflight – Pre-flight lint for commit messages written by AI coding agents. Rules are seeded by 10,976 real agent CLI failures, not style opinions. Available on PyPI with pre-commit hook support.
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ClawMetry – Self-hosted dashboard that reads the session logs coding agents already write on disk (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider, Goose, OpenClaw and others), so there is no SDK and nothing sits in the request path. Shows sessions, tool calls, tokens and cache-aware cost per session and per model. MIT core,
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TerminalBlog – SEO blog about AI coding agents, fully built and operated by AI agents (Hermes, Claude Code, Codex).
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agent-trace – Trace your AI coding agent — costs, tokens, tool health, session timeline. Auto-detects Kimi Code, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode. Runs locally, no API keys needed.
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AIPM – Open-source registry and CLI for publishing, versioning, and installing reusable AI skills across Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor.
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Usage HUD – Native macOS menu-bar meter for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Grok, and Ollama usage windows. Confidence label on every number. Local only. $9. If CodexBar already works for you, you do not need this.
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agentwatch – Local-only TUI + web dashboard observing every AI coding agent on your machine (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Hermes, OpenClaw) on one unified timeline. Per-turn token + cost accounting with cache-hit weighting, MAD z-score anomaly detection, context compaction visualizer, hybrid semantic search, MCP server mode, and OpenTelemetry exporter. No cloud, no telemetry. Free and MIT.
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AgentPlane – Local-first, Git-native CLI harness for repo-local coding-agent work, recording task state, accepted plans, verification evidence, and finish records inside the repository.
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agenttrace – Local-first TUI and report generator for AI coding-agent session logs. Tracks cost, tokens, latency, tool failures, health, diffs, and CI gates across Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, Cline, Cursor exports, Aider, OpenCode/OpenClaw, Kimi CLI, and generic JSON/JSONL traces.
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OpenQuack – Local voice dictation menu bar app for macOS that pairs with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, and Aider; long contextual prompts via WhisperKit on Apple Silicon, pastes at the cursor, all on-device.
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Blueprint – Open-source planning copilot for coding agents. Asks multiple-choice questions about your task, then generates a markdown plan any coding agent can execute. Extensions for VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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codex-profiles – Open-source helper for switching OpenAI Codex CLI and Desktop accounts with isolated
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Context-OS – Scans repos for coding-agent context bloat and ships a GitHub Action gate for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode.
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Vibe Coding Profiler – Profiles git history to show how a developer's coding rhythm, commit habits, and craftsmanship patterns carry over or change when working with AI coding agents.
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Harness for Codex – Language-agnostic repository template for consistent Codex and AI-assisted development workflows with AGENTS.md, standard scripts, CI, hooks, and docs.
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scrnify – Capture API for AI agents and developer automation to generate screenshots and videos of web pages.
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Whisper by Remskill – Local-first desktop voice-to-text (Windows & macOS) for hands-free dictation of code comments, commit messages, docs, and AI prompts into any editor; runs fully offline with local Whisper/Parakeet models or via OpenAI cloud. Free local tier.
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harness-starter-kit – Prompt-first starter kit for turning repeated coding-agent instructions into durable repo rules, knowledge stores, feedback loops, and drift checks.
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agents-md-cookbook – Tool-agnostic AGENTS.md authoring kit (MIT) with 15 stack-specific templates, a tool compatibility matrix, an npm CLI + GitHub Action linter (
agents-md-lint), and a migrator (agents-md-migrate) that converts.cursorrules,CLAUDE.md, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, and Aider configs to AGENTS.md. Works across Cursor, Claude Code, Copilot, and 30+ AI coding tools. Free and open source. -
claudescope – Local-first CLI (
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Codex First Task Prompt Generator – Free prompt generator that turns a Codex CLI project goal into a scoped first-task prompt with constraints and acceptance checks.
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app-it – Open-source (MIT) Claude Code / Codex skill that turns a local web project into an installed, Dock-launchable macOS desktop app — native WebKit window, app icon, and clean start/stop — without Electron or Tauri. Local-only, no telemetry; Windows in beta.
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NotFair – Open-source (MIT) Claude Code skills for SEO, GEO, Google Ads, and Meta Ads (~2.9k stars). Connects to live data via Google Ads MCP, Meta Ads MCP, Google Search Console MCP, and Google Analytics (GA4) MCP to run audits, manage campaigns, optimize meta tags and schema markup, and research keywords directly from Claude Code.
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EGC – Persistent cross-session memory MCP server for 13+ AI coding tools. SQLite-backed state survives context resets and keeps Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex, Windsurf, Amp, Kiro, VS Code Copilot, Trae, and more in sync. Install:
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agent-runbook – Python CLI that compiles contract-based YAML runbooks into SKILL.md files for Claude Code and Codex agents. Define multi-step agent workflows with loops, branching, parallelism, and file-based state passing — write the runbook once, generate executable SKILL.md with one command.
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Vestige – Local-first MCP memory server for AI coding agents, with SQLite storage, retention-aware retrieval, provenance/correction tools, and a 3D dashboard.
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Codex Fixes – Checks your local Codex install for known issues and runs the matching community-maintained fix scripts.
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Receipt – Posts an itemized AI cost comment (tokens and dollars by model) on every pull request; tracks Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Aider, and any OpenAI/Anthropic API. Local ledger, never stores prompts. Open-source (MIT).
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Vox – Hands-free voice extension for the GitHub Copilot CLI; speak your turn and hear the reply streamed aloud. Pure JS, no build, one-line install; also runs in the Copilot app. Open source (MIT).
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CloudByte PMS – Team analytics for AI coding assistants: tracks Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Cursor sessions, prompts, and commits to surface adoption, ROI, ghost seats, and prompt governance in one dashboard with role-based access.
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harmony-next.skills – Open-source HarmonyOS NEXT workflow toolkit for AI coding agents. Provides offline ArkTS/ArkUI/API references, DevEco/HDC/Emulator automation, UI/UX audit helpers, and smoke-test templates for mobile app development.
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GoodMemory – Local-first, auditable memory for Codex and Claude Code, with durable SQLite, scoped recall hooks, read-only MCP access, and opt-in governed writeback. Free and open source.
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Claudexor – Local-first control plane for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode with quota-aware profiles, cross-model review, and best-of-N runs.
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imlazy – Tier-aware task router and skill-based workflow system for Claude Code that classifies tasks into Quick/Standard/Heavy/Vault/Learn tiers and routes them through the appropriate execution workflow with adaptive disambiguation.
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agmem – Local-first project memory CLI for coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Aider). Indexes repo structure into greppable JSONL, retrieves task-scoped context via BM25 with optional local embeddings, and tracks staleness via source hashes. No LLM calls, no server. Apache-2.0.
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Codex How To – Engineering-first OpenAI Codex guide with nine installable skills, measurable development and review loops, orchestration patterns, and a review-first Living Wiki.
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Boost – Free CLI that reduces terminal and CI output before it reaches Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex, typically saving 60–90% of log tokens with reversible retrieval and local performance reports.
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harness-ai-kit – Package manager for AI agent assets (skills/CLIs/MCPs/loops). Install, lock, and sync skills across Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Kiro with SAT-based dependency resolution and SHA-256 lockfile. 23 curated enterprise skills included. Available on PyPI.
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Monitor Token – Open-source Windows/macOS desktop widget for local Codex token usage, daily/weekly/monthly breakdowns, and weekly quota reset tracking.
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NestMux – Desktop workspace for Windows, macOS and Linux that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Copilot and OpenCode side by side in a resizable pane grid, each pane with its own account and isolated HOME. Includes git worktrees, an integrated diff viewer, MCP server management and shared team workspaces. Free tier available.
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Mydentify AI Model Cost Calculator – Local-first, no-signup calculator for estimating monthly AI model API costs from token usage, cached input, requests, and fixed per-request charges.
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LWC – Open-source proactive project-memory CLI for AI coding agents, with source-grounded durable knowledge, SQLite/FTS5 retrieval, atomic updates, optional document/code graphs, and MCP/Skill/Hook integration across supported tools.
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MCP Lens – Open-source DeepSeek Harness plugin and GitHub Action for progressive MCP tool discovery; its published 1,000-tool benchmark reduces the model-facing MCP interface from 1,000 schemas to 2 and the component schema JSON from 647,962B to 1,114B.
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DSH Studio – Open-source cross-platform desktop host for installing, running, health-checking, and supervising DeepSeek Harness locally.
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Forgeo – Scheduled, agent-driven software factory that works a JSON backlog with your coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, opencode), committing each result to the default branch and running a refactoring pass when the backlog is empty.
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Vibe-Coding Prompt Template – Five-step planning workflow (deep research, PRD, tech design,
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sol-simplify – One-markdown-file skill for Claude Code and Codex that stops agents from inventing bureaucracy (approval gates, governance docs, validators for the validators) around their own work. Measured on gpt-5.6-sol: ceremony scored 0 in 10 of 11 benchmark skill runs vs 4-6 for baselines, every score cited to a line in committed raw output.
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PM Skills – Open-source (MIT) library of 1,153 Agent Skills as plain-markdown
SKILL.mdfiles, covering PRDs, incident postmortems, code review checklists, RFCs, and 35 professions. Installs into Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed and 10 more tools with one command, ships an MCP server, and runs free in a browser playground. Install:npx pm-claude-skills add. -
Agent Operator Score – Local-first CLI (
aos) that scores how well you operate Claude Code, Codex, and Grok CLI from your own session transcripts, plus a controlled-run assessment suite with a hidden verifier. No model calls in review mode; nothing leaves your disk. -
Agent Coordinator – Per-user Codex skill that represents dependency-aware tasks as bounded work graphs, records revisioned local state, reconciles uncertain work before retry, reruns planned checks at closeout, and can use optional specialists or run inline. Free and open source (MIT).
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Meanwhile – Claude Code/Cursor/Copilot/VS Code status line that shows a genuinely useful tip, or an occasional disclosed sponsor line, while the agent works. Sponsor earnings are split 50/50 with the developer, paid via PayPal. Never reads code or prompts. Free and open source.
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AllPet – Open-source (MIT) desktop pet that watches your AI coding agents (Codex, Claude Code / Desktop, DeepSeek Harness, Grok) from local session logs — no accounts or API keys — and wakes the original session on click. Cross-platform
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ManualMode – Skill and MCP workflow for hands-on coding practice alongside AI agents: suggest small repository tasks, reserve one for the developer, and track practice progress. Includes a free tier.
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trailhead – Runs a large project as a map of decision tickets on GitHub Issues, resolved one at a time via a discuss→plan→execute→verify engine with atomic commits, an optional cross-AI plan review, and throwaway UI prototypes. Works with Claude Code and Codex; needs only an authenticated gh CLI. Open source, free.
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Wave – Lets AI coding agents owned by different people talk to each other. Create a channel, paste one prompt into each agent (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor, or anything with a shell), and the agents exchange messages while their humans watch and steer from the browser. No install, no account. Open source (MIT) and self-hostable.
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myc – Open-source local memory and task queue for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Kimi): decisions survive context compaction, memory is anchored to code and follows it, everything stays in one SQLite file with no API key.
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sidegrade – Reads your local coding-agent usage (Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, OpenCode) and shows which model gives you the same intelligence for less — scoring every model on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index and re-pricing your own token mix. 100% local, no account, MIT-licensed. Run with
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MySpec – Interactive AI architect that interviews developers and generates structured 4-file spec bundles with MCP server integration.
- LangChain – The most popular framework for building LLM-powered applications with chains, agents, and retrieval.
- LlamaIndex – Data framework for connecting LLMs to external data sources with indexing and retrieval.
- Vercel AI SDK – TypeScript toolkit for building AI-powered UIs with streaming, tool calling, and multi-provider support.
- Semantic Kernel – Microsoft's SDK for integrating LLMs into C#, Python, and Java applications.
- Haystack – Open-source framework for building production-ready LLM applications, RAG pipelines, and agents.
- LiteLLM – Unified API proxy for 100+ LLM providers with load balancing, spend tracking, and rate limiting.
- OpenRouter – Unified API gateway for accessing models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and more.
- Promptfoo – Open-source tool for testing, evaluating, and red-teaming LLM prompts and applications.
- Omni Skills Forge – Skill and command manager for AI assistants with dynamic loading and execution.
- Bifrost – Open-source LLM & MCP Gateway with 20+ providers, governance, loadbalancing and custom plugins.
- FuturMix – Unified AI API gateway for 22+ models with OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Features automatic failover, 99.99% SLA, and cost optimization across OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models.
- CoderPlan – Unified LLM API gateway with OpenAI-compatible API for Claude, GPT, Gemini and 200+ models. Pay-per-use pricing with Alipay/WeChat support, designed for developers using Claude Code and Cursor.
- Tuning Engines – Governed AI runtime and MCP server for coding agents: route models through one OpenAI-compatible API, apply RBAC and traffic policies, request approvals, and inspect traces and usage.
- Respan – Full-stack AI engineering platform with a tracing SDK, evals, prompt management, and a gateway to 250+ models.
- Markstream Vue – MIT-licensed streaming Markdown renderer for AI chat interfaces, with Mermaid, KaTeX, SSR, and Vue, React, Svelte, and Angular integrations.
- AIWG – Deploys reusable agents, skills, and governed workflows across multiple AI coding platforms.
- Ollama – Run open-source LLMs locally with a simple CLI. Supports Llama, Mistral, CodeLlama, and dozens more.
- LM Studio – Desktop app for discovering, downloading, and running local LLMs with a built-in chat UI and API server.
- Jan – Open-source, offline-first desktop app for running LLMs locally with a ChatGPT-like interface.
- GPT4All – Free, local, privacy-aware chatbot running LLMs on consumer hardware.
- llamafile – Mozilla project that packages LLMs into single executable files that run anywhere.
- LocalAI – Open-source OpenAI-compatible API for running models locally without GPU.
- Diffron – Git commit message and PR description generator using AMD Lemonade via lemonade-python-sdk.
- Atomic Agent – Terminal coding agent that runs open-weight models entirely on your machine through a llama.cpp fork, with agentic tool use and local memory built in.
- Datadog – Monitoring and observability with AI-powered insights.
- New Relic – Observability platform with AIOps and anomaly detection.
- PagerDuty – AI-powered incident management and response automation.
- Harness – AI-powered CI/CD with intelligent deployments and automated rollbacks.
- GitLab AI – Integrated AI across GitLab for code suggestions, security scanning, and workflows.
- Pulumi AI – Infrastructure as code with AI assistance for cloud resource management.
- Terraform Cloud – IaC platform with AI-powered policy suggestions.
- Spacelift – AI-powered infrastructure automation with policy as code.
- Sysdig – Cloud security and monitoring with AI threat detection.
- LambdaTest – AI-powered cross-browser testing platform.
- Infracost – Cloud cost estimation in pull requests for Terraform/Pulumi.
- Jenkins X – Cloud-native CI/CD with AI-enhanced automation.
- DeployRamp – AI-powered feature flagging platform that can automatically wrap PRs in feature flags.
- Middleware – Full stack observability platform with AI SRE Agent.
- Kuberns – Agentic AI deployment platform that auto-detects tech stacks, provisions infrastructure, and deploys applications from GitHub repositories with zero configuration.
- DownForAI – Real-time status monitoring for 800+ AI services including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Midjourney, and Groq. Tracks uptime, latency, and community outage reports.
- KubeStellar Console – Open-source multi-cluster Kubernetes dashboard with an MCP server (kc-agent) enabling AI coding agents to query and manage clusters via natural language.
- token-optimizer – Context and token-cost optimizer for AI coding agents. Finds wasted "ghost tokens," survives compaction, and reduces context-quality decay, with native plugins for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and OpenClaw.
- Snyk – Developer-first security platform with SAST, SCA, container, and IaC scanning.
- Checkmarx – AI-enhanced SAST with comprehensive vulnerability detection.
- GitGuardian – Monitors codebases for leaked secrets, API keys, and credentials.
- Semgrep – Open-source static analysis for security and code quality.
- Veracode – Application security with static and dynamic analysis.
- Mend (WhiteSource) – Open-source security and license compliance.
- JFrog Xray – Security and compliance scanning for DevOps pipelines.
- Bearer CLI – Open-source static security analysis for sensitive data exposure and GDPR/PCI compliance.
- Nullify.ai – AI-powered security vulnerability detection.
- Pixee.ai – Automated security fixes with AI.
- Gecko Security – AI security analysis for code.
- Corgea – AI-native application security.
- HackerOne Code – AI + human expertise for context-aware vulnerability detection.
- Endor Labs – AI code review for security risks and architectural vulnerabilities.
- Code Intelligence CI Fuzz – AI-automated fuzz testing for C/C++.
- Vulert – Detects vulnerabilities in open-source dependencies without accessing your code.
- Agentprobe – Free agentic commerce readiness scorer. Probes any URL across 13 signals (llms.txt, OpenAPI spec, MCP endpoint, catalog API, quote API, checkout, payment rails, fulfillment proof) and returns a 0–110 score with a CERTIFIED badge. MCP server available at /mcp.
- AI Agent Safety Starter Pack – Free repo preflight scanner for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other AI coding-agent runs that flags agent instructions, MCP config, risky shell patterns, package scripts, and secret-adjacent files before tool access.
- gate.cat – Deterministic, fail-closed action veto for AI coding agents that blocks irreversible shell commands (rm -rf, DROP TABLE, terraform destroy) and secret exfiltration before they run, with no LLM in the veto path. Works as a Claude Code hook, a gated shell for any CLI agent, or a local OpenAI-API proxy.
- repo-forensics – Offline security scanner for AI-agent repos, skills, plugins, and MCP servers; detects prompt injection, credential theft, and manifest drift.
- Speakeasy – Enterprise AI control plane for governing access, policy, and auditability across agents, MCP servers, and Skills.
- Supabase AI – AI for database schema generation, query optimization, and API development.
- Hasura – GraphQL API platform with AI query optimization.
- Retool AI – AI-powered internal tool builder with natural language interface.
- dbForge AI Assistant – AI-powered SQL code generation and optimization.
- Omnigraph – Typed graph database where agents branch and merge like Git. S3-native, Rust, traversal + vector + BM25 in one runtime.
- CoderPlan – Unified LLM API gateway providing OpenAI-compatible access to Claude, GPT, Gemini, and 30+ models. Pay-as-you-go pricing with one-line config for Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI coding tools.
- MCP Server Finder – Discover and browse MCP servers.
- PulseMCP – Large, frequently updated directory of MCP servers.
- MCP.so – Platform for MCP server resources and community.
- Cursor MCP Directory – MCP servers curated by Cursor.
- VS Code MCP Directory – Official VS Code MCP directory.
- Claude MCP Servers – Claude's curated MCP server list.
- MCPServers.Net – Comprehensive MCP navigation with tutorials and resources.
- MCP Market – Marketplace for MCP tools and services.
- Helium MCP – Remote MCP server for AI coding assistants with real-time news and multi-dimensional bias scoring (3.2M+ articles, 5000+ sources), financial markets (stocks, ETFs, crypto, AI bull/bear cases), ML options pricing (ITM probability, Greeks, fair value), balanced news synthesis, trending topics, and semantic meme search. Documentation.
- AI Dev Jobs MCP – Search 5,400+ AI developer jobs with salary data via MCP. REST API also available.
- Not Human Search – Agent-first search engine for discovering AI tools, MCP servers, and APIs.
- CLIRank – API directory scoring 387 APIs on agent-friendliness across 11 signals. MCP server and web directory.
- ejentum-mcp – MCP server with reasoning, code, anti-deception, and memory tools for AI agents.
- Claudex – Open-source MCP server giving Claude Code persistent memory and FTS5 full-text search across conversation history.
- agent-lsp – MCP server that gives AI coding agents language server intelligence (go-to-definition, find-references, diagnostics, refactoring, speculative execution) across 30 languages. 56 tools, 22 agent skills, single Go binary.
- piia-engram – Cross-tool persistent memory MCP server. Stores preferences, standards, and lessons locally across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and any MCP client.
- RunAPI MCP Server – 130+ AI models for image, video, music, audio, and LLM generation from 18 providers via
npx @runapi.ai/mcp. Free catalog tools for model discovery and pricing; authenticated tools for media generation and LLM chat. - Curio MCP – Design-style library for AI: search hundreds of real design styles and fetch token-complete, machine-readable specs (colors, typography, spacing, components) to apply to sites, decks, and products. OAuth sign-in, free tier included. Documentation.
- AccInt – Local-first learning substrate + MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Cursor. Builds a Work Model from what actually worked (graded by real outcomes) and predicts the better path, so the same job gets faster and lands better every run.
- Prismix – AI hub with 500+ MCP server directory, real-time status monitoring for 75+ AI services, and news aggregator from 70+ sources with email/webhook alerts.
- StackPicks MCP – Curated directory of MCP servers and Claude/Cursor connectors with editorial takes. 50+ servers reviewed with install commands for Claude Desktop + Cursor, plus honest "skip if" guidance per entry.
- PAPI – MCP server that adds project management to any AI coding tool: plan/build/review cycles, decision memory, and structured build handoffs that persist across sessions, tools, and teammates. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Lovable, and ChatGPT. Free.
- Entroly – Local-first MCP server for explicit-budget context selection, content-addressed exact recovery, and auditable Context Receipts. Apache-2.0.
- terminal-mcp – MCP server that gives AI assistants a shared view of your terminal session. Debug CLIs and TUI apps in real-time or let agents drive terminal-based tools autonomously. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, opencode, and Copilot.
- ContextStream – Shared project context for Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Grok, and the rest. Intelligence isn’t the bottleneck. Context is. Remote MCP: https://mcp.contextstream.io/mcp.
- screenpipe – Local-first workflow memory for AI agents. Captures screen, audio, and app context on-device so Claude, Codex, and other agents can search real work history via MCP and API. Open-source.
- Markovo – Convert PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX and authorized public pages (Google Docs, Notion, GitHub, Hacker News, YouTube) into clean, structured Markdown for agent context. Remote MCP endpoint with OAuth 2.1 (
https://markovo.net/mcp) plus local stdio server sandboxed to a dedicated root; free tier included. - prompt-to-asset – MCP server that generates production-ready visual assets (app icons, favicons, OG images, logos, wordmarks) by routing prompts across 30+ image generation models. Zero API key required for first run via free tiers.
npm install -g prompt-to-asset. - Instafill.ai – MCP server for AI-powered PDF form filling. Auto-completes any PDF form by extracting fields and filling them from saved profiles, uploaded files, or supplied data.
- AI For Developers – Curated directory of AI dev tools.
- Awesome Vibe Coding – Tools and resources for vibe coding.
- Awesome AI Tools – General AI tools for various applications.
- Awesome AI Agents – AI agents for automation and development.
- Altern – AI tool discovery platform.
- DevTools Directory – Directory of trending dev tools.