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This plugin watches your Claude Code sessions, turns recurring patterns into native skills, and quietly archives the ones you stop using.

unlazy forces AI agents to prove their work through runnable acceptance gates instead of trusting their own exit reports.

Brigade is a self-hosted, terminal-first runtime that coordinates persistent AI agents through an org chart and shared long-term memory.

It wraps DeepSeek Harness in a hardened Electron shell so you can run a local-first AI agent without managing CLI child processes or loopback ports.

It stops long-running agents from drifting by forcing them to verify progress through independent roles before every new round.

SAGE scores whether an A2A agent should keep a task, recruit complementary teammates, or hand it off entirely—then updates its beliefs from execution evidence.

It exists so you can give AI agents real browsers and tools without giving them the run of the house.

It wraps DeepSeek Harness in a Tauri shell so you can skip the Node.js, pnpm, and Docker chores entirely.

Because writing LinkedIn content that sounds human is tedious, this repo packages 11 prompt-engineered skills that let your AI agent draft, audit, and humanize posts—then wait for your approval before publishing.

DSH Market adds a browsable, one-click plugin store inside DeepSeek Harness, complete with live theme switching, backup sync, and a diagnostics page that explains why your plugins fight.

Moli is a standalone Rust headless browser that avoids continuous rendering by computing layout and paint only when an operation explicitly demands geometry or pixels.

Magnitude is an open-source agent that bundles its own local-model runner so you can skip the Ollama setup and run fully offline.

Most browser agents chat at you; this one returns editable spreadsheets, slides, and sites you can actually use.

An open-source Grok Bot alternative where every bot gets a real computer, memory, and the ability to spawn more bots.

zg indexes your workspace so both terminal users and AI agents can query by meaning or exact text without sending code to the cloud.

Because coding agents will force-push to main or leak API keys unless something stops them mid-flight.

It gives AI agents hands-on access to local and remote machines without letting them wander off-leash or consuming a dedicated coding-agent quota.

It structures AI agents into a three-role math modeling team—modeler, coder, and writer—enforcing stage-gate quality checks before generating competition-ready Word or LaTeX papers.

BrowserSkill is a local bridge that lets shell-based AI agents automate your real browser while you keep working in your own tabs.

Cain is a real-world AI pentesting agent that enforces scope through engineering constraints rather than model self-discipline, with built-in coverage for AWS, Azure, GCP, and the Chinese clouds most tools ignore.