| 08/28 | 9 |
Persistent memory compression system that preserves and summarizes context across Claude Code sessions for continuity.
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| 08/28 | 8 |
Desktop client supporting multiple LLM providers, available on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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| 08/29 | 7 |
Clipboard and notification bridge enabling image paste and notifications over SSH from macOS/Windows to remote Claude Code or Codex CLI.
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| 08/29 | 7 |
Native desktop GUI for Claude Code enabling conversational coding, project-aware sessions, and file-tree management.
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| 08/28 | 7 |
Mission-Control style dashboard and workspace that monitors AI coding agent activity in real time, with cost tracking, diffs, terminal, and source-control controls.
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| 08/28 | 6 |
Local desktop meeting copilot providing real-time dual-stream transcription, WebRTC AEC3 echo cancellation, and context-aware Claude or OpenAI assistance.
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| 08/28 | 6 |
Type-safe SDK for building provider-agnostic, multimodal AI applications with chat, streaming, agent loops, and isomorphic tools.
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| 08/28 | 6 |
MCP server that lets AI assistants manage SSH connections, run commands, transfer files, handle backups, databases, and monitor server health.
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| 08/29 | 5 |
Private, self-hosted AI coding agent with a feature-rich toolkit across CLI, web, desktop, IM, VS Code, Obsidian, SDK, and mobile interfaces.
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| 08/29 | 5 |
Local LLM router exposing one endpoint to proxy Anthropic and OpenAI-compatible providers, enabling tools to use Claude subscriptions and other backends.
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| 08/29 | 5 |
Unified proxy server that routes AI CLI tool requests to multiple provider endpoints with authentication, load balancing, failover, and logging.
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| 08/28 | 5 |
Terminal-native workspace that runs multiple coding tasks in parallel using isolated git worktrees and persistent agent or shell sessions.
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| 08/29 | 4 |
Agent harness that orchestrates diverse models for automated coding, reasoning, and task execution.
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| 08/28 | 2 |
Visual platform for building and deploying AI workflows, agents, and multimodal pipelines via drag-and-drop nodes.
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