Coding Assistants

wigolo gives AI coding agents a local, keyless web research layer that runs entirely on your machine and bills nothing per query.

LiveAgent is a local-first desktop client that gives LLMs real file-system and shell access, plus an optional gateway for remote browser control.

NitroStack treats MCP servers as first-class backends, not afterthoughts held together with glue code.

VulnClaw exists so that a single natural-language sentence can trigger the entire reconnaissance-to-report pipeline without manually orchestrating a dozen separate tools.

ResearchStudio packages the entire research lifecycle—from half-baked direction to published deliverables—as agentic skills for Claude Code and Codex.

A skill that spawns parallel reasoning processes under distorted cognitive frames, then scores and prunes them with a separate critic pass.

This repository packages the public metadata that lets MCP clients discover and query Vybe’s live Solana API.

An unofficial proxy that borrows your ChatGPT/Codex OAuth tokens to serve a local OpenAI-compatible API, bypassing API credit billing.

codex-keysmith exists because copying a Markdown file and editing one TOML key is simple, but existing files, active hooks, and interrupted writes are not.

pi-web gives the pi coding agent a local browser UI so you can browse past sessions, fork conversations, and preview files instead of digging through terminal history.

Agent skills that turn your existing LLM coding assistant into a parallelized SAST scanner without extra tooling.

Flint compiles compact, human-editable chart specs into polished Vega-Lite, ECharts, or Chart.js visualizations so agents and developers can skip hand-tuning scales, axes, and spacing.

Hallmark is a design skill that stops Claude, Cursor, and Codex from producing the same generic AI slop.

A library of 75 portable Markdown playbooks that teach AI coding agents to design and build interfaces with constraints instead of vibes.

MoonshotAI built a terminal-native agent that reads code, runs shells, and watches screen recordings so you can stop writing bug reports in prose.

A terminal multiplexer that tracks whether your coding agents are blocked, working, or done—without leaving the shell.

It wraps your operating system's accessibility APIs into an MCP server so any AI agent can see and control your desktop without waiting for OpenAI's closed beta.

A set of engineering rituals that stop stateless AI agents from confidently building the wrong thing by forcing them to think first.

Archify is an agent skill that turns plain-English system descriptions into polished, self-contained HTML diagrams you can theme, export, and paste into Slack.

This runtime layer gives Codex a structured, opt-in red-team workflow that stays out of your way until you explicitly enable it.