Dev Tools

turri

A coding agent that rewrites code from specs instead of patching it

It puts a real tool behind the idea that specs and tests should outlive code, so you can see whether regeneration holds up on your project.

cogit

Records each prompt to your coding agent so any line of code can explain itself

When an agent wrote the code, the reasoning lives in a chat you closed; cogit keeps it beside the commit so the next person can ask why.

Taster

A guard layer that checks agent tool calls and screens what tools send back

If your agent touches customer systems, this puts your rules outside the prompt, where a long context or a poisoned web page cannot talk it out of them.

litek8s

Real Kubernetes for laptops, home labs and edge boxes, without etcd

For local dev and small edge boxes, it gives you the API that kubectl, Helm and Argo CD expect, without etcd or a heavy VM.

docxtor

Lets AI agents edit Word files with tracked changes and nothing else touched

If your agent edits contracts or reports, this keeps every untouched byte of the .docx intact and records changes as tracked revisions.

litesql

A Go wrapper that keeps SQLite fast and free of busy errors under load

Go services that outgrow a naive SQLite setup avoid SQLITE_BUSY failures by default, without moving to a separate database server.

AssemblyForNeovim

See the compiled output of the function under your cursor without leaving Neovim

Performance-minded C, C++ and Rust programmers get Compiler Explorer's quick feedback offline, inside the editor they already use.

OpenIDEA

An open-source native IDE for people whose hands already know JetBrains

Teams that live in IntelliJ's shortcuts get a free, Apache-licensed alternative that starts faster and uses less memory, without retraining anyone's muscle memory.

WolveKafka

Kafka consumption as a webhook: you answer each batch, it handles the rest

Application teams can process Kafka topics in whatever language they already use, without each service owning consumer groups, offsets, retries and dead-letter logic.

Modern Web Guidance

Browser-vendor guides that teach coding agents today's built-in web APIs

If agents write your front end, this cuts the hand-rolled modals, polyfills and div soup they reach for by default, with support tables so you can weigh each feature against your users.

When a flag behaves differently on macOS, Alpine and Debian, this shows you before the script breaks in CI.

clingon

A tmux command picker that fills in the blanks and types into your own shell

For the commands you run twice a year, it replaces the search-copy-edit loop with a menu, and makes destructive ones ask before they fire.

pgxio

Expose Postgres functions as REST and WebSocket routes straight from Nginx

For small teams whose API is mostly a thin wrapper over SQL, it removes the application server and leaves just Nginx and Postgres.

Thrum

A local message bus that lets your coding agents review each other's work

If you already pay for several coding agents, Thrum lets them coordinate on your own machines, so you answer one agent instead of supervising five.

Loopt

Author CI workflows in TypeScript, Python, Go or Rust and compile them to YAML

Teams whose CI files have grown into unreadable YAML get types, reuse and a lint step without leaving GitHub Actions.

Anyone using both Claude Code and Codex stops editing two config files by hand and stops leaving API tokens in plain text.

agent-email-guard

Rate limits, duplicate checks and a kill switch for email sent by AI agents

If an agent in your product can send email, this is a cheap seatbelt against it spamming a customer when a timed-out call gets retried with new wording.

logcrux

Point it at a log file and get the incident, with line numbers, offline

When a service falls over at 3am, logcrux reads the journal or container logs on the box itself and names the burst or failure that matters, without shipping data anywhere.

glassbrain

A browser viewer and diff tool for the knowledge graphs your agents write

When an agent keeps its memory and plans as a plain JSON graph, you can review what changed between runs the way you review code.

SafeScript

A locked-down JavaScript subset that compiles to plain JS and PHP

If you want users to write plugins, formulas or agent tools for your app, this gives them a JavaScript they already know without handing them eval, globals or prototypes.

Craft Anything

A Rust engine that studies an app, then has a coding agent rebuild it

It turns 'how did they build that?' into a working clean-room prototype, so you can study a competitor's mechanics without copying their code.

Chronosphere

Replays a pull request as the ordered steps that could have built it

When an agent hands you an enormous pull request, reading it as a sequence of small, explained steps is a more honest review than skimming one giant diff.

Permaura

A credential vault and approval gate between AI assistants and your apps

If you let Claude Code or Cursor touch Stripe or GitHub, it keeps the keys out of the agent and puts risky actions behind an approval you sign on a device.

BLA

Hardens your shipped builds so AI reverse-engineering agents waste effort

If you ship an Electron app, a JS bundle or a binary, AI agents can now pick it apart cheaply, and BLA is a free way to make that cost real again.