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Provides design systems and UI rules to AI coding agents so developers can build consistent applications.
Explains how OBS and FFmpeg can improve video-conference screen sharing using the WHIP standard.
An email validation API that checks addresses for syntax, domain, mail server, disposable inbox, and typo issues.
A free PDF reference guide to RDF 1.2 and SPARQL 1.2 for knowledge engineers and data architects.
Runs Claude Code in private cloud workspaces that developers control from their terminals.
A free online championship where developers compete to optimize code across four performance tracks.
A free API client for developers to send, test, mock, and manage REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket requests.
A CLI that names coding agent sessions so developers can distinguish and coordinate them.
An open-source tool that converts natural-language requests into validated, parameterized database queries with access controls.
A cross-platform CLI for finding, inspecting, and controlling processes by port, PID, name, or path.
A lightweight JavaScript framework for dispatching functions based on built-in and custom data types.
Provides tmux documentation, language-port references, and a browsable reference to tmux’s C source.
A Rust-based coding agent that runs as a CLI or headless process and fits into developer workflows.
Coordinates coding agents to plan, build, test, and review software changes with developer approval.
Helps developers preserve and revisit decisions made while working with AI through project records and tools.
A Mac app that organizes Claude Code sessions, tracks related reviews and work items, and alerts developers when action is needed.
A JavaScript tool that exposes website search, cart, forms, and navigation as tools AI browsers can use.
A VS Code extension for managing REST requests in files and locally debugging workspace HTTP traffic.
Lets users preview and edit ZPL labels and convert them to PNG or PDF through a web viewer and API.
A terminal multiplexer for people managing coding agents and development processes.
Lets TypeScript developers import typed functions from C, C++ and Rust source files.
A hardware-accelerated terminal for developers with AI routing and a local agent sidecar.
Provides pooled Linux virtual machines for developers and AI agents, managed through SSH commands.
Helps agencies monitor Shopify, Wix, and Webflow sites and build custom storefronts with an SDK.
Checks code, environment files, CI, and hosting providers for missing or inconsistent environment variables.
A local macOS workspace that helps developers organize repositories, tasks, notes, and project files.
Creates runtime-enforced boundaries between parts of Ruby applications, including isolated constants, methods, and gem versions.
A cross-platform SaaS starter kit helps developers launch web, mobile, and desktop apps with common features prebuilt.
Checks API specifications for retry-related duplicate charges and generates runnable test suites for developers.
A coding-agent skill that turns repository issues and pull requests into publishable posts, videos, decks, and figures.
Lets AI agents publish Markdown or HTML as live, shareable web pages through an MCP server.
A desktop workspace for running coding agents and routing tasks to models, with an optional cloud service for teams and individuals.
A JavaScript library that animates shape-aware transitions between icons for web interfaces.
Lets Android developers stream their apps in browser sessions so others can try them without installing.
Helps development teams debug application errors while keeping protected health information out of reports.
Routes webhooks to selected branch deployments and supports replaying or forwarding events for development teams.
A command-line tool for sharing and syncing AI agent resources across coding tools and teams.
Runs commands in disposable GitHub Codespaces and returns output and changes as patches.
Lets domain owners join a public chain by publishing and verifying a DNS TXT record.
A macOS browser that lets AI agents automate web tasks in isolated spaces while users keep browsing.
Provides AI clients and developers access to Chinaready’s China market research through MCP and public APIs.
Provides maintained, version-specific Tree-sitter grammars for code analysis and security tools.
A competition where developers deploy apps on Synteq, submit them, and compete for prizes through public votes.
Lets developers choose cloud providers and exact CPU or GPU hardware for dedicated compute deployments.
Scans barcodes, including rotated ones, in browser demos and applications.
A distributed compute network for running jobs on CPUs and GPUs contributed by individuals and data centers.
An open-source text language and playground for creating workflow diagrams and operating maps.
A browser skill lets Jev inspect page controls and perform validated actions to complete user tasks.
Monitors Claude Code and Codex usage and pauses coding agents when they reach limits set by developers.
Self-hosts private team websites from HTML folders, with data, uploads, and company sign-in.
Visualizes how Lox code is lexed, parsed, compiled, and executed for learners exploring compiler internals.
A field guide for developers comparing how AI agent harnesses handle MCP protocol behavior.
Runs developers' Python workloads across cloud providers and private racks as a unified compute cluster.
Reviews GitHub pull requests and comments on issues directly on the relevant lines.
A GitHub app that analyzes, fixes, and merges Dependabot pull requests for engineering teams.
A plain HTML framework for building browser web components without a build step.
Schedules HTTP requests, commands on private servers, and TLS certificate checks for teams managing APIs and services.
A lightweight WebGL2 2D renderer for games, visualizations, and other browser graphics.
A macOS terminal that lets developers add custom panels, commands, and agent-built layouts.
Provides open-source UI components for building AI apps in React, Vue, and Svelte.
A macOS Finder extension previews many file types and lets developers add support with HTML and JavaScript plugins.
A macOS menu bar app that tracks AI coding agents and switches to the terminal tab needing attention.
Deploys and manages apps on your own server, with HTTPS, access controls, backups, workers, and alerts.
A local terminal workspace for running coding agents in isolated Git worktrees and tracking tasks, pull requests, and checks.
Checks an agent domain for discovery mechanisms and lets users try its advertised interfaces.
Monitors third-party APIs and alerts development teams to changes that may break their code.
A desktop app for running coding agents in separate worktrees and coordinating their reviews.
A C++ and WebAssembly engine that packs text, emoji, and images into user-defined shapes for developers.
A Go toolkit adds Erlang-style isolated processes, supervision, and live code changes to Go programs.
A Claude Code plugin that displays looping pixel-art animations for its spinner verbs.
Provides backend services and deployment tools for teams building web, mobile, and desktop apps.
Lets AI agents publish, share, and version pages, documents, code, and PDFs for teams.
Provides MCP servers that let AI agents call utility and business APIs through a single endpoint.
A hypermedia protocol for building server-driven reactive interfaces rendered with native UI components.
A command-line tool that configures and runs code quality and security checks for developers and AI coding agents.
Tracks rising open-source projects and lets users explore and compare weekly growth signals.
Compiles Lean-checked programs from Lake projects into Rust, C, Go, Python, Swift, and TypeScript.
Provides developers with a portable rules and review layer for AI-written code across coding harnesses.
Provides high-performance, policy-routed IPsec mesh SD-WAN for organizations connecting networks and devices.
Runs Android APKs and Appium tests in hosted native ARM64 Android sessions for developers and CI teams.
Lets users choose 4 to 32 programming languages and vote between code snippets in a tournament.
Hosts apps built with coding agents on Linux servers with HTTPS subdomains and API-based deployment.
A client-side WebAssembly SDK for compressing images and PDFs before upload in web applications.
Routes requests to local development servers through one address and can share them via a temporary tunnel.
Provides developers with local-first browser tools for formatting, encoding, generating, and inspecting data.
Shows live status and recent uptime for infrastructure and developer services using their public status feeds.
Mocks common OAuth providers so developers can test authentication flows automatically.
A native desktop app for exploring infrastructure topology, metrics, and events across hosts, services, databases, and queues.
Scans AWS accounts and generates an OpenTofu or Terraform project with import blocks.
Monitors service uptime and provides public status pages for businesses and development teams.
Routes submissions from static website forms to email without requiring a server.