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A build-time, type-safe CSS-in-JS tool for developers that compiles styles without a runtime.
Monitors web app signup and checkout flows after deployments and alerts teams with evidence when they break.
Lets desktop users try a disposable Omarchy Linux machine in their browser without installing it.
Connects AI coding agents to a user's Chrome browser through an extension and local CLI.
Helps IT teams document infrastructure with interactive diagrams and supporting details in a shared workspace.
Tests code changes against isolated, production-like environments with masked data before deployment.
Compares hourly cloud GPU prices across providers so developers can find compute for AI workloads.
A local macOS workspace for running and supervising Codex sessions across software projects.
Simulates AWS services in-process for Node.js testing, local development, and CI.
A native terminal multiplexer for developers on macOS and Linux with split panes, themes, and sidebar plugins.
A Java library adds tenant isolation and context propagation to Spring Boot applications using PostgreSQL.
Compares React and Angular implementations of sample websites across different bundlers for developers.
A desktop launcher that helps developers open code projects in their preferred editor, terminal, or file manager.
A desktop tool that uses AI agents to build, test, and fix apps and games on a user's computer.
Provides disposable cloud development machines for code branches with AI agents, previews, and SSH access.
Deploys GitHub apps to self-hosted servers or hosted cloud with builds, routing, and HTTPS.
A desktop workspace for developers to run coding agents in parallel and connect them to shared accounts and context.
Inspects HAR files and Chromium NetLogs locally in a browser for debugging network requests.
Provides on-demand machines for coding agents and other agent workloads, billed by the second.
A VS Code-based coding agent that edits and tests code across a project from task instructions.
Connects apps to products and AI agents, handling authentication, events, and actions for developers.
Lets Java developers inspect JAR, WAR, and CLASS files in their browser without uploading them.
An open-source website toolbar captures element details and sends them to coding agents for implementation.
Connects coding agents across teammates to share context, hand off tasks, and request runs under policy controls.
Scores how well MCP tool definitions communicate their purpose and usage to AI agents.
A directory of API context plugins that help coding agents generate integrations from accurate API specifications.
Analyzes JavaScript and TypeScript monorepos for dead code, dependency issues, and architecture violations.
A framework-agnostic TypeScript library for managing form state in React and Lit applications.
Helps developers preserve and verify task state across coding-agent sessions with a hash-chained record.
Runs coding agents on GitHub repositories and opens tested pull requests for maintenance tasks.
Lets teams manage application configuration in real time within their own infrastructure.
An open-source MCP server that helps developers review AI-written code in GitHub pull requests.
Provides self-hosted edge networking, TLS termination, bot detection, and tunneling to expose servers securely.
Benchmarks coding-agent harnesses for task quality, cost, cache use, and runtime.
A hackable blogging app and JavaScript framework for developers building blogs and other web applications.
A memory model and experimental instruction set for the Golden Systems & Software project.
Local-first developer tools help keep agent-driven projects tested and organized.
A desktop Kafka client for developers to inspect, debug, and manage Kafka clusters.
A macOS menu-bar app that lets MCP-compatible agents access Apple apps through local servers.
Measures test coverage, code quality, and security risks for coding agents through a command-line tool.
Provides a persistent browser-based remote terminal workspace with developer tools for people and AI agents.
Self-hosted software for controlling physical iPhones and scheduling TikTok automation from a Mac.
Collects terminal coding agents' questions in a Mac inbox so users can approve or reply from Mac or iPhone.
Monitors cron jobs and scheduled tasks, alerting teams when a job misses its expected check-in.
Builds small cross-platform desktop apps in JavaScript using native webviews and txiki.js.
A paid Rails SaaS starter kit with production patterns and coding-agent context for developers.
A Mac app that gives coding agents a browser, iOS Simulator, and parallel chats on separate Git branches.
A Go library and CLI for verifying and converting PDF files to PDF/A-1b.
A version control and session-sync tool that helps AI agent users store, search, and share agent activity across coding harnesses.
Lets developers use their computer’s terminal, browser, and AI coding agent from a phone.
Hosted Git storage lets developers and AI agents create repositories through an API and use standard Git.
Turns a notes repository into a plan and execution bridge for agent-driven work across code repositories.
Generates icons, splash screens, favicons, and other PWA assets from a source image or wordmark.
Records and runs reusable browser tests for teams validating web applications and releases.
Provides a TypeScript email component library for building inbox-safe emails that work across major email clients.
Provides curated themes and a plugin for customizing Codex Desktop on macOS and Windows.
Lets teams reserve prepaid GPU capacity in the US and EU for scheduled AI training and inference workloads.
Monitors automations and agents, emailing users when runs stop or fail checks.
Indexes PyPI packages with license, maintenance, install-friction, and vulnerability facts for AI agents.
A shadcn-based UI component library that renders accessible interface components in a monospace, terminal style.
Visualizes GitHub repositories as interactive runtime architecture maps for developers.
Provides a private endpoint for connecting AI agents to a personal library of MCP servers and skills.
A code-first CLI for building and running workflows, apps, and AI agents locally or on your own infrastructure.
A native macOS Git client that helps developers manage repositories, branches, commits, and other Git operations.
An open directory tracking spec-driven development frameworks and real-world projects over time.
Turns code snippets into images and animated videos for developers and content creators.
Coordinates parallel AI coding agents in a shared cloud workspace for software teams.
A TypeScript and SQLite framework for building database apps with generated APIs, grids, forms, and reports.
Turns database model files into interactive diagrams that developers can share and regenerate from CI pipelines.
Turns GitHub activity into printable, itemized summaries for users tracking their commits and contributions.
Lists public A2A agents, checks their availability, and lets owners claim their agent cards.
Lets teams use AI-built apps running on a developer's machine through browsers and AI chats.
Helps developers and AI agents create, validate, and render cloud architecture diagrams as code.
Provides an API for capturing webpages and returning screenshots and structured visual context for AI agents and automations.
A hosted dashboard lets .NET teams manage Microsoft FeatureManagement flags without redeploying their apps.
An open source MCP server that structures AI coding workflows into verifiable, human-approved phases.
Relays local and remote MCP servers to AI clients, with hosted and self-hosted options for teams.
A local desktop app for managing multiple Git repositories and submodules in bulk.
Runs isolated AI coding agent missions with separate accounts and credentials on macOS and Linux.
Provides free browser-based tools for calculations, colors, CSS, encoding, and data conversion.
Deploys and hosts apps from AI coding tools and local development environments.
Provides web search, page fetching, monitoring, and observability APIs for AI agents.
Hosts websites, APIs, scheduled jobs, and databases with preconfigured infrastructure and prepaid usage for developers and app builders.
An interactive tool that explains the parts of a WebRTC SDP message for developers.
A visual full-stack development platform for teams to design, build, deploy, and scale software with AI agents.