Tagged “developer-tools”
34 listings
Servers
lean-ctx
by yvgude
Control what your AI can see. LeanCTX (Lean Context) is the context intelligence layer for AI agents — one local Rust binary that decides what they read, remembers what they learn, guards what they touch, and proves what they save. 60–90% fewer tokens as the receipt. 76 MCP tools, 30+ agents, local-first.
deja-vu
by vshulcz
Your agents already solved this. deja finds it — it indexes the sessions your coding agents already wrote to disk, months of history from before you installed it, and recalls them automatically at session start across seventeen harnesses. 84.9% hit@1 on LongMemEval-S, no LLM, no embeddings. One zero-dep binary, fully local.
mcp-1c
by feenlace
MCP server for 1С:Enterprise — AI assistant sees your configuration and generates accurate BSL code. One binary, zero dependencies, 11 tools.
toolport
by tsouth89
Local-first MCP gateway. One port for every tool and every AI client: lazy discovery (~90% token savings), tool integrity + quarantine, secrets in the OS keychain.
trending-claude-skills
by linny006
Auto-updated leaderboard of trending claude-skills and AI agent repos, refreshed every 15 minutes
muggle-ai-works
by multiplex-ai
Your AI coding agent writes code fast — we make sure the web product actually works. Paste a URL, the agent clicks through signup/checkout/dashboards like a real user, reports failures with screenshots. Currently web only. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Windsurf.
totem
by mmnto-ai
Rules you can enforce, state you can derive, context you can query: plain files in your repo, under whichever coding agent you use.
trusty-tools
by bobmatnyc
Unified Rust workspace for the trusty-* AI developer-tooling ecosystem: hybrid code search, memory palace, code analysis, PR review, and the MPM multi-agent platform — MCP servers, daemons & CLIs.
quil
by artyomsv
Reboot-proof terminal multiplexer for AI-native devs — a tmux alternative that persists your whole workspace across reboots and auto-resumes Claude Code & OpenCode sessions. Ships an MCP server so AI agents can drive your panes. Go, cross-platform (Linux/macOS/Windows). MIT.
cuecards
by opencue
Agent profile manager for Claude Code & Codex. Per-directory profiles select which skills, MCP servers, and plugins load — automatically, before launch. Install: npm install -g cue-ai
mcp-servers-live
by linny006
Auto-updated index of MCP servers shipping on GitHub, refreshed every 15 minutes
ExternalBrain
by bejranonda
Self-improving, self-hosted memory across every AI coding tool, project, and team (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, any MCP client). Autoskill proposes new skills from your sessions, so each project improves automatically. Inspectable, grounded, and yours. Built for teams and enterprise. Open source, MIT.
nanohype
by nanohype
Template catalog and SDK for AI subsystems — agents, RAG, MCP servers, eval harnesses, infrastructure. Part of the nanohype ecosystem.
grimoire-of-tools
by SHENG5411
Ultimate AI Spellbook Workflows 2026 – Build Multi-Platform Skills & Automation
diffctx
by nikolay-e
Smart git diff context for LLMs and AI agents — selects the minimal code fragments needed to understand a change, under a token budget. Deterministic, local, MCP server included. Also exports a full codebase to YAML/JSON/MD.
soma
Batteries-included RMCP runtime and scaffold for shipping Rust MCP servers with CLI/REST/HTTP MCP, auth, providers, plugins, and generated contracts.
cairntir
by pnmcguire480
Memory-first reasoning layer for Claude Code. Kills cross-chat AI amnesia. MCP server, verbatim storage, prediction-bound drawers, belief-as-distribution retrieval.
ossmate-stack-mate
by Jayrajsinh45
OSS Maintainer Copilot 2026: All-in-One Developer Tool for Hooks, MCP, Subagents & Cron
clx
by blackaxgit
🛡️ Rust CLI extension for Claude Code — LLM-powered command validation, SQLite context persistence & MCP tools. Two-layer safety (rules + Ollama), vector semantic search, and user-adaptive learning.
reelier
by seldonframe
Agents make claims. Reelier writes receipts — record an agent's tool-call workflow once, replay it deterministically at 0 tokens, and diff runs to catch drift.
