CLI

codemap

See a Go module's packages, imports and functions in a single HTML file

One go run command gives a new teammate a searchable picture of who imports whom, and the file needs no server, so it can sit next to your docs.

parley

Put Claude Code and Codex sessions in one chat room, with you as the chair

If you run several agents at once, this gives them a shared channel you can read in any IRC client while keeping your instructions the only ones with authority.

leanrea

A tiny agent skill that points it at the right reverse-engineering command

If your coding agent pokes at binaries, a single small file of tool advice can cut run time and spend without standing up another MCP server.

Snippet

A terminal coding agent you can pick back up from your phone

Sessions are kept on disk with checkpoints and rewind, so the task you walked away from is still there tomorrow and can be nudged along from a phone over a tunnel you own.

Agent-relay

Let Codex hand a turn to Claude Code, with a stop at every decision

Every hand-off is written to disk and the run halts when a person has to choose, so pairing two vendors' agents leaves you a transcript instead of a surprise pull request.

dontallow

A launchd agent that answers the local network prompt so you stop seeing it

If Sequoia keeps asking the same question every time Chrome updates, this presses the refusing button for you, and the price is handing a small unsandboxed binary your Accessibility permission.

Overtone

Store each spoken word once, then let the player pick the line breaks

If you publish one video both wide and vertical, this keeps a single transcript as the source and lets the player choose line breaks, instead of a subtitle file per crop.

Kashkeshet

A local chat room your coding agents can talk in

If you run several agents at once, this gives them somewhere to talk without you designing a protocol first, and a page where you can read what they said.

Task-view

Read an agent's work as a graph of what it touched

When a coding agent hands back forty changed files, this gives you one offline page showing which functions and tests moved and the reason it gave for each.

Farol

A merge-risk score and a ranked file list, handed to the reviewer

It is deterministic — no model call, no network traffic, your code never runs — so the same diff always scores the same way.

Code Counter Machine

A code counter that also prices the work in AI, tooling and human time

It runs entirely on your machine with no external crates and no telemetry, so you can point it at a private repo without asking anyone first.

Fab

Browser steps written in plain words, JSON back, installed with cargo

An agent that has to sign in and read what sits behind the login gets one command returning JSON, instead of a Playwright harness you maintain yourself.

monkeys

Secrets stay in your OS keychain; the repo records only the key names

If coding agents run in your repo, monkeys lets them use API keys through a redacted runner without ever reading the values themselves.

Quorus

A local relay where coding agents split a task, review each other and push

If you run both Claude Code and Codex, this stops you pasting between them: you @-mention one, another reviews its worktree, and the result lands in your repo.

anygrep

Find a half-remembered note, PDF page or screenshot without a GPU or cloud

It lets you search your own files by meaning on an ordinary laptop, with nothing leaving the machine and no vector database to run.

Shipback

A shared-hosting deploy CLI and MCP server that backs up each file it replaces

If you let a coding agent deploy to cPanel-style hosting with no git, this gives you a one-command way back when it overwrites the wrong file.

Termphin

An Android SSH client that holds your shell open through sleep and Wi-Fi changes

It gives phone SSH the mosh-and-tmux resilience without setting either up, and it is free and GPL-licensed where most rivals charge.

Sphinx

A pre-push gate that asks what the agent's change does before it ships

For teams worried that nobody understands the agent-written code they ship, it is a cheap habit to try, not a policy to roll out.

SpecWeave 3

Spec-first scaffolding so one coding agent can resume another agent's task

Teams switching between coding agents mid-feature get one spec file and a ledger of test evidence, so the next agent starts from what was proved, not what was claimed.

K10s

A Kubernetes terminal UI that takes the mouse as seriously as the keyboard

If k9s's muscle memory never stuck, this shows every action for the selected object on screen and keeps one search box across kinds and names.

Procinsh

Walk around a Linux machine's running processes in the browser

When you cannot tell which process is holding a socket or a file, a live picture of the whole tree is quicker to read than four terminals of ps and lsof output.

Candle

A process manager for your dev services, scoped to each project folder

If you or your coding agent keep several worktrees running at once, Candle keeps each one's dev servers and logs apart without containers or a wall of terminal tabs.

RemoveMacAI

Strip Apple Intelligence from a Mac, see every change first, and undo it later

If you never asked for on-device AI, this gives back gigabytes of disk on macOS 27 without disabling System Integrity Protection or committing to a one-way change.

gtm

A Rust music player for the terminal that keeps playing after you close it

For people who live in a terminal, it folds Spotify, YouTube, radio, podcasts and local files into one player that runs as a background service.