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DorkOS is a self-hosted mission control dashboard for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex. It centralizes session monitoring, allows action approval, schedules tasks, and enables inter-agent communication via MCP.

Ghostget is an open-source CLI and SDK that provides AI agents with precise, bounded web capabilities. It enables secure page capture, media archiving, and encrypted reads from connected services like social platforms and email, ensuring local custody and explicit trust boundaries without granting unrestricted browser or API access.

Divebell is an extensible web development and debugging toolkit for coding agents. It connects page context, browser capabilities, and existing development tools, enabling agents to reproduce, diagnose, and verify web application issues directly in real scenarios via a CLI and extensions.

Gateship is a local-first delivery runtime for coding agents. It gives a task an isolated Git worktree, runs a local Claude Code or Codex session, verifies acceptance commands, adds an independent read-only review, and ships a squash-merged pull request. State lives in local SQLite, served by a Bun web UI on 127.0.0.1.

Slopcamera is a local visual studio for coding agents: a Bun CLI, TypeScript SDK and Agent Skill that let agents author scenes, combine generated and recorded media, and export images, diagrams, animation and video while keeping editable sources.

A collection of 120 plain-text DESIGN.md brand design specifications reverse engineered from live production sites, letting AI coding agents generate on-brand UI. Each brand includes real colors, typography, components and guardrails plus a self-contained preview.html.

A Python CLI that consolidates AI coding agent configs (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Goose, Amp) into one git-tracked repo via symlinks, with merge pipeline, profile inheritance, overrides, exclusions and cross-machine sync.

Omnigent is an open-source meta-harness that orchestrates multiple AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, etc.) under a unified layer, enabling cross-device collaboration, cloud sandboxing, and policy-based governance.

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 curated library of machine-readable task prompts and Agent Skills for coding agents, focusing on common agent failures like broken setup scripts, vague issues, and tests requiring unavailable services. Includes fixtures with planted defects for validation.

Herdr is a terminal runtime that keeps coding agents running in the background across local and remote machines, with agent-driven control via CLI and socket API.

Longhouse is an Apache-2.0 open-source remote control and searchable timeline for coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode. It lets you watch live sessions, search history, and send or steer instructions from the web, with an optional self-hosted runtime host.

Better Design is an open-source MCP server and shadcn/ui registry that supplies AI coding agents with design systems, semantic CSS tokens, component overrides, UI principles, icon matching, and WCAG-oriented review rules. It includes 31 themes and connects to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code/GitHub Copilot, Claude Desktop, and other MCP clients.

coding-agents-mcp is an MCP gateway and orchestrator for autonomous AI coding agents like Claude Code, Antigravity, Codex, and Cursor. It enables IDEs and desktop assistants to delegate tasks with session memory, Git worktree sandboxing, and inter-agent handoffs.

Archify turns codebases or system descriptions into verified interactive architecture, workflow, sequence, data-flow, and lifecycle diagrams inside AI chat, exporting self-contained HTML and share images.

RightMemory provides durable memory, a user-directed Pursuit map, and reusable Agent Corrections for AI coding agents. It stores context as Git-syncable Markdown trees organized in a graph with typed edges, enabling multi-device continuity and multi-agent collaboration while keeping memory ownership explicit and vendor-neutral.