Provides AI agents with hosted analytics, tag management, email inboxes, and session replay setup tools.

Provides isolated cloud machines for running coding agents without exposing local credentials.

Deploys apps, databases, and workers to servers in your own cloud account.

A CSS framework with reusable components and utilities for building websites.

A managed message queue for background jobs, webhook delivery, and work shared by worker pools.

Provides version-specific, searchable Linux manual pages that coding agents can access through MCP.

Runs Docker containers, Compose projects, Kubernetes clusters, and Linux machines on Mac, Windows, and Linux.

Helps developers carry custom changes onto newer upstream releases and test them in a sandbox.

Tracks trending open-source repositories, research, and developer discussions across GitHub and Hugging Face.

Provides AI agents with hosted browser sessions they control through a REST API.

Scans app code for issues that could affect users and prioritizes fixes for developers before launch.

A directory for developers to discover, test, and use free public REST APIs.

Provides source-code interaction effects for React and Next.js websites that developers can install and customize.

Hosts status pages and lets users read cached updates from services they depend on.

Provides hosted MCP coding tools and access to AI models for developers using Cursor, Claude, and Gemini.

An interactive playground for exploring interaction nets and Lafont systems.

Lets developers and AI agents create temporary webhook URLs to inspect and debug incoming requests without an account.

A searchable directory of open-source developer tools, APIs, and MCP servers.

An open-source SVG engine and component registry for adding interactive device mockups to React landing pages.

A graphical SSH client for managing persistent tmux sessions across servers.

Ranks GitHub repositories by how often they are mentioned in Hacker News stories and comments.

A native database client for browsing, querying, and editing PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, and Redis databases.

A workbench that gives coding assistants tested game recipes, checks game rules and stories, and versions project files.

Shows Mac system status and Claude Code plan usage and sessions in the menu bar.

A searchable catalogue for discovering repositories through Hacker News discussions and topics.

Provides persistent, isolated cloud Chrome sessions that AI agents can automate and resume.

Keeps software engineering plans, architecture decisions, work-session findings, and verification evidence available to teams and coding agents.

Builds Java projects from module-info.java or an existing pom.xml without a separate build script.

Lets people guide an AI coding agent by voice on a shared computer and watch its work live.

Shows repository deployment status across environments using GitHub Actions and AWS Amplify data.

A Mac voice assistant for developers that lets them dictate to AI coding agents and hear spoken responses.

Provides developers with tools for sending, routing, and inspecting email through SMTP, NATS, and webhooks.

Provides runtime validation, loop detection, and circuit breaking for multi-agent AI systems.

An edge operational intelligence engine for Linux systems.

Provides Linux system call tables, calling conventions, and JSON data across architectures for developers.

A directory of self-hosted, open-source alternatives to popular SaaS tools.

A local agent harness that checks tool calls and task reports for small language models.

An open-source charting library for trading apps, with charts, order entry, order flow, and price boards designed for coding agents.

Coordinates AI coding agents across devices using live join-code sessions.

A desktop terminal manager for organizing and monitoring coding-agent sessions on macOS and Windows.

Runs a modular POSIX-like userspace with a compiler and applications inside a browser tab.

A public report audits what popular MCP servers do at startup for developers evaluating their behavior.

Helps developers review GitHub pull requests one focused diff at a time, with code context and Claude features.

Runs sandboxed AssemblyScript objects with access limited to paths mounted in each object's namespace.

Provides offline browser, CLI, and MCP utilities for developers, including converters, timestamp tools, and security tools.

Lets developers monitor and approve coding agent actions on Mac or Linux computers from an iPhone.

A JavaScript library for building 3D web scenes and visualizations with WebGL 2.

Automates browser workflows for AI agents and returns verifiable answers or structured data.

A desktop app for running Claude Code, Codex, and Pi coding agents side by side.

Connects Apple Silicon Macs to iSCSI storage and makes remote disks available in Finder and Time Machine.

Hosts static sites and containerized apps with databases on EU servers for individuals and businesses.

Connects Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor to WordPress sites so users can manage content, design, and store settings.

An open-source system helps solo builders use AI agents to plan, build, test, and review commercial software.

A parsing and translation system for programmers working with grammars, text patterns, and compilers.

Maps a GitHub repository's code to underlying research papers and traces their intellectual lineage.

Keeps project context, requirements, and acceptance criteria together for teams and their coding agents.

Provides browser-based tools for merging, comparing, formatting, converting, and generating code from JSON files.

Provides free browser-based utilities for developers, including formatters, encoders, and security tools.

Converts Docker Run commands to Compose files and back, with JSON AST export in the browser.

Lets developers test Ollama-compatible requests with deterministic mock responses without running models.

A specification format and CLI that help software teams give coding agents scoped requirements and validate their code.

A macOS coding agent that runs parallel coding tasks using local models or user-provided AI accounts.

Stores JSON data and runs server-side rules with scoped permissions for apps, games, and agents.

A directory of deprecated and retired APIs with shutdown details and community-submitted integration stories.

A desktop database client for browsing, querying, and designing changes to PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, and SQLite databases.

Manages configuration and enforces desired state across large fleets of servers.

A cross-platform Git client for developers to review changes, manage branches, resolve conflicts, and open pull requests.

Monitors Postgres databases for agencies and startups, showing each database’s health and capacity status.

A free browser-based toolbox of developer and design utilities that run locally without uploading data.

Turns merged GitHub pull requests into a newspaper-style changelog for a software project.

A terminal tool that lets development teams claim files to prevent simultaneous edits and merge conflicts.

Helps teams manage incidents in Slack with incident channels, timelines, postmortems, and integrations.

Lets people publish, search, and fork software specifications intended for implementation by agents.

An experimental memory-safe programming language designed for readable, high-performance code.

Generates technical documentation from code repositories or ZIP uploads for software teams.

Compiles React, Vue, Svelte, and Ink interfaces into plans run by Rust on the web, desktop, and terminal.

Captures browser and server errors with replay and context so developers and coding agents can investigate and fix bugs.

Tracks Claude Code and Codex usage on iPhone and iPad, with reset alerts, widgets, and usage statistics.

Provides browser-based developer utilities and printable quick-reference cheat sheets without requiring login.

Provides open-source frameworks and editors for building paginated, block-based, and Markdown document experiences.

Records C/C++ program execution so developers can browse past states and debug complex projects.

Browser-based tools help engineering teams check drawings, bills of materials, P&ID tags, and delivery packages.

Provides test cases and policy documentation to help tar extraction implementations behave consistently.

Provides low-cost GitHub Actions runners for teams running CI on private repositories.

A browser-based platform for running, remixing, and republishing apps.

An open-source team of coding agents that runs on a developer’s computer and can be managed from a phone, desktop, or terminal.

Lets users run a program in the browser, freeze it, stop its process, and resume it later.

A local code auditing and verification toolkit for autonomous coding agents.

A specification-driven development plugin that guides AI coding agents through reviewed specs, isolated worktrees, and gated commits.

Self-hosted infrastructure for DNS, load balancing, TLS, and encrypted networking across your servers.

Scans a web page for accessibility issues and creates white-label reports for agencies and freelancers.

Provides forward and reverse geocoding for apps and datasets through a hosted API.

Provides remote access, logs, metrics, crash reports, and OTA updates for ESP32 devices.

Deploys AI-built internal tools with company-only access, hosting, and database services.

Provides developers and teams with managed Kubernetes clusters and an assembled platform for deploying apps.

A library of animated HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components that developers can preview and adapt for their projects.

Connects AI agents to company documents and data through an MCP server that returns complete, sourced answers.