heatdrop.ai

A self-hosted AI workspace that bolts chat, agents, email triage, calendars, and deep research onto your own hardware.

Claw Code is an open Rust reimplementation of the Claude Code CLI agent, built by the UltraWorkers community and explicitly not affiliated with Anthropic.

OpenClaw is a self-hosted AI assistant that plugs into the messaging apps you already use, so you don't need another dashboard.

Garry Tan open-sourced the exact Claude Code prompts he uses to ship 810× faster while running Y Combinator full-time.

An AI agent that edits, trains, and evaluates LLM code overnight so you don't have to.

Superpowers is a plugin framework that forces AI coding assistants to plan, test, and review before they ship broken code.

A developer turned months of manual applications into an AI agent pipeline that evaluates, scores, and tailors CVs for each listing.

Paperclip is an open-source control plane that turns a swarm of AI agents into something resembling an actual company.

Hermes Agent is a self-improving AI assistant that creates skills from experience, persists knowledge across sessions, and runs anywhere from a $5 VPS to serverless cloud.

A peek under the hood of Claude's skill system, from document generation to MCP servers.

CLI-Anything wraps existing software in structured CLIs so AI agents can actually use tools humans take for granted.

One CLI that swaps between OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, and a dozen other backends without rewriting your workflow.

This repo sells you AI "agents" that are really just elaborate system prompts for Claude Code and friends.

Reasonix is a terminal coding agent engineered to keep long-running sessions cheap by never invalidating the prompt cache.

A free, from-scratch curriculum that makes you build backprop before you touch PyTorch, then ships every lesson as a reusable prompt or agent.

A curated filter of the official OpenClaw registry that strips out duplicates, junk, and 373 known malicious skills so you don't have to.

A personal knowledge base that actually answers questions instead of dumping search results on you.

nanobot keeps its core loop small and readable, then piles on the practical stuff: WebUI, chat channels, memory, MCP, and enough providers to make your head spin.

MiroFish turns news stories and documents into thousands of bickering AI agents, runs the simulation, and hands you a prediction report.

A TypeScript plugin ecosystem that wraps OpenCode and Codex CLI with 11 agents, 54+ lifecycle hooks, and enough orchestration to make Anthropic allegedly nervous.