| 10/10 | 7 |
Local-first Electron desktop workspace for managing Pi Coding Agent sessions, project files, browser tools, skills and plugins, with messaging integrations via Telegram and Lark.
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| 10/09 | 7 |
Agent orchestrator providing persistent memory, agent-to-agent messaging, and a dashboard to manage agents across multiple machines.
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| 10/09 | 7 |
Co-creation infrastructure connecting humans and code agents with visual environments, skills, continuous learning, and distribution.
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| 10/06 | 7 |
Deterministic symbol-level dependency analysis for AI-assisted refactoring, providing exact what-if and blast-radius impact using tree-sitter across multiple languages.
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| 10/05 | 7 |
Independent desktop client for OpenCode 2, providing a focused interface for projects, sessions, requests, and local connection management on Linux and macOS.
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| 10/04 | 7 |
AI-powered browser extension for annotating local development apps and letting AI coding agents implement fixes via MCP.
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| 10/04 | 7 |
Desktop app for the pi coding agent, providing a streaming timeline, Git diff review with hunk staging, a clickable session tree, and native UI for extensions.
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| 10/04 | 7 |
Token-cost reduction for AI coding agents via terse rules, YAGNI-first code guidance, and compression of tool outputs and context per session.
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| 10/10 | 6 |
Deterministic coding agent orchestrator that spawns ephemeral subagents to perform exact-match code edits and avoid context bloat.
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| 10/10 | 5 |
Terminal-based session manager for running, organizing, and switching between multiple AI coding agent sessions.
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| 10/10 | 5 |
Local-first dashboard tracking tokens, costs, and sessions across multiple AI coding tools without accounts.
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| 10/10 | 3 |
Terminal-native workspace that runs multiple coding tasks in parallel using isolated git worktrees and persistent agent or shell sessions.
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