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  1. Enzyme (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Open-source (Apache-2.0) Rust tool that builds a local index of your Markdown notes from their folders, tags, links and dates, so Claude Code, Codex or another terminal agent can pull up related notes and cite them. Official site
  2. Argus (Analytics & Monitoring) — Open-source (MIT), self-hosted security operations platform: AI agents triage and investigate alerts with read-only tools, while response playbooks start in shadow mode, use reversible actions and can be approved from Slack. Official site
  3. Agensh (AI Editors & Agents) — Microsoft's open-source (MIT) multi-agent harness with no central orchestrator: agents claim sub-tasks, share findings, verify results and merge progress through a shared workspace, with experiment scripts and a reproduction guide. Official site
  4. Corgi (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Open-source (MIT) terminal and agent multiplexer for macOS, Linux and WSL: shows what each Claude Code, Codex, Pi or OpenCode agent is doing and which needs you, keeps sessions running in the background like tmux, and tracks worktrees, changed files and per-workspace resource usage. Official site
  5. CATT (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Consumer Agent Testing Tool: open-source (MIT) Python CLI that runs a scripted or model-driven surrogate assistant (Muse or Instinct emulation, unaffiliated) against your MCP server, MCP app, website or HTTP API, checks what the service actually did and records sealed evidence you can replay and diff in CI. Official site
  6. Skillstore (AI Editors & Agents) — Searchable library of engineering skills behind an MCP server: Claude Code and Codex find and load the right expert instructions for the task as they work, and teams can keep a shared private skill library. Official site
  7. Lumabri (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Open-source (Apache-2.0) tool written in C that runs a private inference service across your own computers on a LAN, splitting a model's layers between machines so models too big for one computer can run; powered by the Colibri engine. Official site
  8. ego lite (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Free, open-source (MIT) macOS browser for AI agents: Claude Code, Codex or Cursor drive it through the ego-browser skill in their own isolated Spaces while you keep browsing, inheriting your Chrome logins and cookies; Windows and Linux announced as coming soon. Official site
  9. TypeUI Micro Interactions (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Gallery of 113 interactive UI micro interactions (buttons, inputs, selection, modals, toasts, sliders, cards and more) you can preview and copy as implementation prompts for AI coding tools. Official site
  10. Halv (AI Editors & Agents) — Desktop workspace that runs Claude Code, Codex, Kimi and GLM side by side on the plans you already pay for, with up to 32 live panes, a local code index and context compression to cut token spend. The app is open source (Apache 2.0) on macOS, Windows and Linux; optional Halv Cloud routing is $10/month. Official site
  11. agent-usage-guard (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Claude Code mod that reads your plan's 5-hour and weekly usage and holds subagent fan-out, heavy-context prompts and retry loops before they spend your window, asking in Claude Code's own dialog. Local only, no network; MIT licensed. Official site
  12. Stackdome (Hosting & Deployment) — Open-source, self-hostable alternative to Railway, Render and Heroku on Kubernetes: deploy from GitHub or an image, wire services on a visual canvas, managed Postgres with backups and PITR, per-branch preview environments and whole-stack rollbacks. Drive it from a coding agent skill, the canvas or a CLI; MIT licensed. Official site
  13. XTrace (Analytics & Monitoring) — Open-source macOS app (Apple Silicon) that reads your local Claude Code, Codex and Cursor history to show agent activity, estimated human time, API-equivalent spend and how fast you are using your Claude and Codex limits. Apache-2.0. Official site
  14. Hookman (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — One permanent webhook URL that routes Stripe, Paddle and other provider events to whichever branch deployment is active, switched from a dashboard, CLI or GitHub Action. Runs on Cloudflare's edge; free tier covers 1,000 webhooks a month. Official site
  15. Slate Terminal (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Native macOS terminal built on libghostty that your coding agents can control and extend: ask an agent to build custom panels, commands and layouts in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, and see which agent is working in each pane. Requires macOS 27 on Apple silicon. Official site
  16. Omnara (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Open-source managed agent platform, pitched as a self-hostable alternative to Claude Managed Agents and OpenAI's Agents API: run AI agents on any model and any machine through an API and CLI, with tools, secrets, permissions and streaming built in. Self-host free under Apache-2.0 or use Omnara Cloud. Official site
  17. SIwithin (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Runs Claude Code or OpenAI Codex CLI unattended on a brief, fenced to the folders you give it and under a per-run dollar budget enforced by a loopback API proxy, leaving one ledger line per run. Single Python file, standard library only, macOS only, Apache-2.0. Official site
  18. Twine (AI Editors & Agents) — Native macOS agentic development environment for coordinating coding agents with controlled workflows, visual traces and cross-agent memory; drives harnesses such as Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, pi and Antigravity. Apple Silicon, macOS 26+, MIT-licensed. Official site
  19. Pando (Hosting & Deployment) — Open-source, self-hosted platform for running internal apps, including AI-built ones: point it at a git repo or image and it builds the app, scans it for vulnerabilities, runs it on an isolated network and puts it behind your SSO. Alpha, needs Docker; AGPL-3.0. Official site
  20. Armite (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Local Azure emulator with a real identity plane and RBAC: Entra tokens, managed identity, ARM, Key Vault and Blob Storage behind one RBAC engine that returns 403 where Azure would, driven unmodified by az, the Azure SDKs and Terraform. Apache-2.0. Official site
  21. Sumi.css (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Minimalist, classless-first CSS framework: one file (6.7 KB min+gzip), no build step or JavaScript, automatic light/dark mode, theming via CSS custom properties and zero-specificity element styles that are easy to override. MIT-licensed. Official site
  22. Tenbri (Analytics & Monitoring) — Open-source Agent Decision Record: a signed, append-only, hash-chained record of every decision an AI agent makes, verifiable offline; one line instruments Claude, OpenAI and LangGraph agents, with Python and TypeScript SDKs and plain files on storage you control. Apache-2.0, written in Rust. Official site
  23. The MCP Census (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Checks public evidence for an MCP server and returns PASS, REVIEW, BLOCK or UNKNOWN before you install or call it; lookup, preflight, whole .mcp.json config audits, a change feed, REST API and its own MCP endpoint, no account needed for stats. Official site
  24. Skillsync (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Mac app and CLI that searches all your past coding-agent sessions before each prompt and hands your agent a short recollection with sources; works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Amp and more, indexes locally, with shared team workspaces. Official site
  25. PatchWave (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — GitHub app whose agent analyzes, fixes and merges Dependabot PRs using static analysis plus AI, with a prioritized inbox and auto-merge policies you control; 25 free dependency PRs a month, paid plans from $10/month. Official site
  26. MELRA (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Open-source local MCP runtime that checks AI-agent tool calls against policy, gates risky actions on approval, verifies results and parks uncertain outcomes instead of blindly retrying after timeouts. Apache-2.0. Official site
  27. agent-archive (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — CLI to archive Claude Code, Codex and Cursor sessions to your own S3 or R2 bucket and hand a session's context off between agents or machines, plus browse history by topic, project, branch or PR. MIT-licensed, written in Go. Official site
  28. Frink (AI Editors & Agents) — Open-source (MIT) desktop app for macOS and Linux to run parallel coding agents and multi-step Flows triggered by schedules, webhooks or events from Linear, Sentry, PostHog, Vercel and more, with approval steps and a Work Queue; runs locally with the AI coding tool you already use, no account. Official site
  29. catnap (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Claude Code plugin that warns Claude at 50% context so it finishes its current piece, writes itself a handoff note and compacts at a clean break instead of mid-task. MIT-licensed. Official site
  30. LiteDeck (Hosting & Deployment) — Agentless desktop GUI for managing servers over plain SSH: files, editor, services, processes, containers, network, sessions, monitoring and a terminal in one window, with nothing installed on the server; macOS, Windows and Linux, Apache-2.0. Official site
  31. Siteprint (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Safari extension for Mac that measures any website's design (colours, type scale, spacing, corners and layout) and exports it as one exact prompt or DESIGN.md for Claude Code, Cursor or Codex; free to try, Pro $19.99 once. Official site
  32. Promptic (Analytics & Monitoring) — Optimization platform for GenAI apps: OpenTelemetry-native LLM tracing, model benchmarking and one-click prompt and agent tuning scored on your own quality and cost metrics; free tier, team plans from €149/month. Official site
  33. Floot (AI Editors & Agents) — Build full-stack apps from inside Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor: Floot handles the backend, database, logins, hosting and publishing to web, iOS and Android, with no AI credits to buy; backed by Y Combinator. Official site
  34. CtrlOps (Hosting & Deployment) — Local-first desktop app for managing Linux servers: AI terminal that turns plain English into shell commands, one-click GitHub deploys, file manager, monitoring, security audits and SSH key management; from $7/month or $149 lifetime. Official site
  35. Opaline (Analytics & Monitoring) — Team-wide, message-level analytics for Claude Code and Codex sessions: token cost, time and skill usage for every message across your team; open-source CLI, paid team plans. Official site
  36. Maximem Synap (Frameworks & Dev Tools) — Memory and context layer for AI agents with entity resolution, temporal reasoning and scoping built in, sub-15ms recall and native support for 20+ frameworks including LangChain and the Claude Agent SDK; free tier, paid from $19/month. Official site
  37. AutonomyAI (AI Editors & Agents) — Autonomous product delivery on your real codebase: research, plan the spec, build with your own components and conventions, verify in the running app and hand engineers a review-ready pull request. Official site
  38. Solid (AI Editors & Agents) — AI agents with their own computers, accounts and budgets that build apps, automate workflows and run long jobs end to end, using your tools through APIs or a real browser; plans from $20/month. Official site
  39. Latitude (Analytics & Monitoring) — Open-source observability and quality platform for AI agents: traces production runs, turns failures into tracked issues with evals attached and dispatches your coding agent to fix them; paid team plans. Official site
  40. Pulsetic (Analytics & Monitoring) — Monitoring for websites, APIs and services: uptime, real user monitoring, SSL, domains, ports, cron jobs and status pages, with alerts everywhere plus an API and MCP server; free plan, paid from $9/month. Official site
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