Run an Autonomous AI Agent Right in Your Terminal with Zero
Zero is a Go-based terminal AI coding agent that runs locally with your choice of models—no vendor lock-in, strict sandboxing, and full session control.
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Zero is a Go-based terminal AI coding agent that runs locally with your choice of models—no vendor lock-in, strict sandboxing, and full session control.
A lightweight local dashboard that turns Claude Code tasks into a visual Kanban board and Gantt timeline, with real-time updates and desktop notifications.
Unity-MCP connects Unity with Claude and Cursor via the Model Context Protocol, giving AI assistants direct access to scenes, assets, and the Roslyn compiler.
Boris Cherni from Anthropic no longer writes prompts manually—automatic loops do it instead. Here's how Loop Engineering changes the game.
Command Code learns your coding preferences on the fly—no more endless prompt tweaking. Here's how it works and whether it's worth trying.
Stop writing adapters for every AI model. LLM Gateway unifies API calls to OpenAI, Anthropic, Vertex AI and more through a single OpenAI-compatible interface with built-in cost tracking.
Turn vague AI prompts into professional documents with 700+ ready-made Markdown instructions for engineers, lawyers, and marketers.
OpenWhispr is an open-source voice-to-text app that runs entirely locally, offering dictation, meeting transcription, and AI agents without cloud dependency.
nanobot is an open-source AI agent engine that runs locally, supports Telegram/Discord integration, MCP tools, and long-term memory without sending data to the cloud.
Agent Squad by AWS Labs lets you build multi-agent AI systems where specialized agents work together seamlessly, with intelligent routing and context management.