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THE FIRST COLLECTIONEuler is a research and coding agent platform with a small, runtime-extensible core. It provides first-class provenance tracking, multi-model support, sandboxed execution, and an extension system for building custom agent workflows.
ipsupport-code is a self-learning local coding agent for LM Studio and OpenAI-compatible providers, featuring a Claude-Code-style TUI, plan/auto modes, and skill-based recovery.
Plumb is a single-binary MCP server that gives AI coding agents IDE-level intelligence: LSP-backed refactors, a tree-sitter code index, project memory, atomic lock-serialised writes with rollback, a crash-resilient daemon, and cross-agent coordination.
Reasonix is an MIT-licensed, DeepSeek-native AI coding agent distributed as a single Go binary. It runs in the terminal, desktop app, browser, or editor via ACP, with config-driven providers, MCP plugins, plan mode, permissions, a workspace sandbox and per-turn checkpoints.
A local-first web UI for running Claude Code and Codex sessions in browser tabs with real PTY terminals, persistent history, and agent coordination via MCP. Sessions run in tmux for durability, with token-authenticated localhost security.
Open Interpreter is a terminal-based coding agent optimized for low-cost AI models, supporting multiple agent harnesses, ACP/Codex compatibility, sandboxed execution, and portable standards like AGENTS.md and MCP.
Curated list of Claude Code resources—official Anthropic guides, tutorials, skills, plugins, hooks, MCP integrations, subagents, status lines, security and observability tooling, alternative clients, and agent orchestration examples.
A self-hosted browser console that runs AI coding agents — Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI, Antigravity CLI, Cursor CLI, Kiro, OpenCode — as a shared fleet, with isolated per-user workspaces, git working copies, live terminals and token usage accounting.
jcode is a terminal-based AI coding harness that emphasizes low RAM usage and fast startup, with agent memory, multi-agent swarms, and broad model-provider support.
Codewhale is an open-source terminal coding agent written in Rust that reads projects, edits files, runs commands and verifies its work using hosted or local models. It offers plan/work modes, approval controls, MCP and hooks, agent teams, and a local web client.
opencraft is a local-first desktop work partner built on flowcraft's config-driven graph engine. It provides an LLM-driven agent for file editing, shell command execution with approval, multi-agent delegation, session persistence, and skill management across macOS, Linux, and Windows.
This open-source collection features AI Agent books, tutorials, and code repositories from GitHub, covering LLM Agent resources, courses, and frameworks. It supports daily automatic Star count updates, sorting by popularity, and provides recommended reading paths for developers and learners.
Qwen Code is an open-source AI coding agent for terminal, editor, desktop, browser, and chat. It supports multi-protocol APIs, local models, and dynamic agent workflows.
Vtx is a minimalist coding agent harness featuring a Textual TUI and headless CLI. It offers a lean ~2,600-token system prompt, supports 50+ LLM providers, and includes modular skills, session trees, and safe permission controls.
Cloudx is a local-first mobile and desktop workbench for running and supervising Codex CLI sessions on your own Linux machine: pane layouts, file tools, diffs, worktrees, plugin tabs, a local documentation archive, Jira views and constrained voice control.
