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THE FIRST COLLECTIONDevToys is a cross-platform developer utility app described as a Swiss Army knife. It bundles 30 default tools for converting, encoding/decoding, formatting, generating, graphics, testing and text tasks, with Smart Detection and extension support.
Tauri is a framework for building small, fast, and secure desktop and mobile applications using web front-ends (HTML/JS/CSS) with a Rust backend, supporting Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
A Tauri desktop app for Windows that drives the AI coding CLIs already installed on your machine — Claude Code, Copilot CLI, Gemini, Codex, opencode, Ollama, Aider, Antigravity — as a planner/implementer/reviewer team, with a task board, git worktrees, hooks, a CLI and phone access. It ships no model or key of its own.
An unofficial Windows desktop host for DeepSeek Harness: open local Git repositories, keep persistent sessions, control the running agent, review real diffs, recover code checkpoints and use bundled Office and Wiki tools — shipped with pinned Node.js and Harness runtimes.
CodexShell is a desktop shell based on Tauri + React + TypeScript, providing a Codex-style four-column layout, draggable panels, theme and language switching, and other UI framework features. It is not tied to any specific business, allowing developers to integrate their own AI tool functionality.
LogSquirl is a fast, open-source log explorer for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Search multi-gigabyte files, follow live logs, and chart patterns. Built with Qt6/C++, it's a fork of klogg and glogg.
Workhub is a Windows desktop app for AI-driven development, integrating a Kanban task board with an Obsidian Markdown vault. It enables seamless collaboration between humans and AI agents (Claude Code/OpenCode) by sharing the same file-based source of truth, alongside tools for repo management, planning, voice dictation, and screen annotation.
Tarnished’s Arsenal is a Windows desktop optimizer for Elden Ring builds that calculates optimal weapon, affinity, and stat combinations.
Adeorq is a Windows/Linux desktop panel that runs AI coding agents in real terminals, using your existing subscriptions and CLIs. It features a multi-terminal cockpit, session management, canvas, and more, with a source-visible proprietary license.
A modified web browser built with Electron for responsive web development. It mirrors interactions across multiple device previews simultaneously, includes 30+ built-in device profiles, a unified elements inspector, one-click screenshots, and hot reloading. It also ships a built-in MCP server so AI coding agents can drive the app to visually verify responsive layouts.
A group chat protocol hub based on AG-UI Group Chat Extension Protocol v1.0, implemented in C#/.NET 10, featuring agent gateways, RAG semantic memory, HITL approval, and dual WebSocket/SSE transport.
OpenDesign is an open-source, local-first desktop alternative to Claude Design. It is agent-native, supports 25+ coding CLIs including DeepSeek Harness, generates prototypes, decks, images, videos with brand-grade DESIGN.md systems, and exports to HTML/PDF/PPTX/MP4 under Apache 2.0 license.
OpsNest is an open-source workspace for managing servers, routers, NAS devices, and endpoints from one place. It combines a dashboard, service discovery, and an AI-assisted SSH terminal, allowing operators to inspect systems and handle routine tasks without losing control. Built for homelabs, self-hosted deployments, and small teams, OpsNest keeps infrastructure context close at hand. It supports Linux servers, OpenWrt routers, and NAS devices, helping users organize services and tools. Its goal is to make infrastructure work easier to understand, faster to operate, and simpler to maintain.
CC Switch is a cross-platform Tauri desktop app for managing and switching API configurations and providers across AI coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and more.
