Coding Assistants

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

Ling Stack corrals multi-model agent work into a local-first project channel where conversations, tool approvals, and artifacts stay attached to the task.

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

ThinkRail is a mobile-first IDE whose entire engine is the pi coding agent, run in-process and scoped to git worktrees.

Folkbench continuously probes API relay stations for availability, latency, and price, then lets you swap them into Claude Code or Codex with one click.

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

A read-only MCP bridge that turns your paid ChatGPT web session into the planning and review brain for Codex, while execution stays locked to the agent.

OpenBot turns Codex, Claude, Grok and friends into persistent local teammates with workspaces, queues, file transfers, and an embedded browser they can drive.

Agent-side workflows that turn novels into production-ready short-drama bibles—characters, outlines, and art guides—without leaving Claude Code or Codex.

Codync turns Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and ~40 other agents into chat bots you can message from an iPhone — using the subscriptions you already have.

67 game-dev skills and a router that auto-loads the right context so your AI agent stops guessing your engine.

A Claude Code skill that ships 39 film styles as prompts — and proves each one with a demo film its agent rendered, scored, and narrated entirely in code.

Because LLMs confidently invent struct offsets and behavior from binaries, this toolkit makes them prove every claim against the actual bytes.

Turns peer-reviewed research on AI-detectable narrative structure into a cross-platform agent skill that repairs fiction at the architectural level and tunes professional prose to its venue.

Phone Harness turns macOS iPhone Mirroring into a stateless bridge so an LLM can see, tap, and type on a real iPhone without jailbreaks, Xcode, or WebDriverAgent.

Headcount gives Claude Code a corporate structure—16 departments, 146 skills—so the right specialist agent answers each question instead of one generalist guessing.

It borrows the sign-ins you already have to turn scattered AI usage limits into a persistent screen-edge dashboard.

It gives Java developers a 300–400 MB workspace to review and run AI-generated code without the memory tax of a full IDE.

Cindy unifies Claude Code, Codex, and other AI harnesses into one open-source client so you can switch models mid-task without losing your workspace or memory.

DeepSeek Harness needed a centralized plugin browser, so this auto-harvests npm and GitHub, mechanically filters candidates, and commits the daily catalog to git as a reviewable diff.