Tools tagged with "Agent Skills"

SpecStory saves AI coding conversations so developers can recover decisions, find past solutions, and carry context into another task. Its CLI and editor extensions keep session history locally across projects and coding tools.

AIPOCH Open-Science is a desktop AI research workbench for scientists who want to keep investigations, analysis and supporting evidence in one project. Its agents work with research files and executable tools to produce outputs you can inspect alongside the records behind them.

ArtifactFS makes large Git repositories available as local working directories before all their file contents download. It's for developers building AI agent environments, sandboxes and CI jobs where a full clone would delay work.

Agent QA is a source-available AI testing agent for developers and software teams testing web, Android and iOS apps. You describe a user journey and its expected results in plain English. It tests the real interface and carries observations from earlier runs into later ones, so it can account for how your app behaves.

Jenny is a personal AI agent for Android that remembers context across conversations and handles tasks while the screen is off. It's for people who want a persistent assistant on their main phone or a spare Android device.

h5i gives AI agents tools to investigate vulnerabilities in web applications you own or are authorized to test. Teams can review the evidence behind findings and turn confirmed attack flows into security regression checks.

Plasma Fractal coordinates autonomous coding agents working in a Git repository. It's for developers delegating substantial tasks that agents can divide into smaller pieces as the work progresses.

Reef is self-hosted infrastructure for developers who want AI agents to learn from their interactions. It connects live requests and feedback to changes in model weights or the prompts, rules, and skills that guide an agent.

SkillSpector scans AI agent skills before installation or publication. It helps people reviewing Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI and MCP skills spot risks in their instructions, permissions and code.

Inno Agent is a personal AI learning agent for ongoing tutoring and study. It keeps learning goals, misconceptions and study materials available across conversations, with records you can inspect and correct.

Skill Cabinet is a local browser catalog for people whose agent skills are spread across Claude, Codex, Cursor, Hermes, and other tools. It helps you inspect installed skills and manage overlapping copies in one place.

cc-haha is a desktop workspace for Claude Code and AI agents. It helps developers delegate coding tasks in local projects while keeping edits and approvals visible.

only-cli is a local web browsing CLI for AI agents that need to read websites without filling their context with raw HTML or screenshots. It suits coding assistants such as Claude Code and Codex that look up documentation, inspect repositories or read online discussions.

TensorSharp runs local AI models for .NET developers and people who want chat, media generation and agent tools on their own hardware. You can embed it in a C# application or use its CLI, browser interface or companion app, TensorAgent.

Polywise is a self-hosted system for people who want AI agents to work with saved research, notes, and project context. It keeps that material available across conversations so you don't have to explain the same work each time.

10xProductivity extends a coding agent into a personal assistant for work that spans messages, tickets and documents. It's aimed at people working within company restrictions on new automation platforms, using the accounts and permissions they already have.

ASSERT is a local-first Python framework for developers testing AI agents and LLM applications against their own requirements. It turns written expectations into evaluations for quality, safety, and regression testing.

Agents Studio manages Claude Code work on your repositories for developers who want tasks to run while they're away. It brings unattended runs and the tools to review and finish their changes into one interface.

Kimi Code CLI is a locally installed AI coding agent for developers who want an agent to work directly on their projects. File edits and shell commands run on your computer; its default Kimi connection sends model requests to Moonshot AI's hosted API. That connection needs internet access and Kimi Code OAuth or an API key.

Mercury Agent is a personal AI agent for people who want ongoing help with coding, research and routine tasks. It keeps context between conversations and can continue working in the background after you close the terminal.

Archestra Community Edition is a self-hosted AI platform for teams managing access to company tools and models. It gives coding assistants, internal agents, and staff chat a shared place to enforce policies and track activity.

Bionic GPT is a self-hosted AI agent platform for internal teams building workflows around company knowledge and business systems. It supports tasks that involve several steps, tools and files while retaining context across the work.

CocoIndex is an open-source AI indexing framework for developers processing codebases and documents on their own hardware. Its code indexing example uses sentence-transformers for embeddings and writes to pgvector or LanceDB, giving it a concrete role in preparing searchable context for agents and LLM apps.

Browser4 is a browser automation engine for developers building AI agents, web research tools, and data collection workflows. It controls real Chrome browsers and handles interactive pages that require clicks, forms, or JavaScript before their data is accessible.

tRPC Agent Go is an open-source framework for developers building agent services with local automation in Go. It can execute skill scripts in an isolated workspace and includes deployable HTTP servers for agent interfaces. The documented OpenAI and DeepSeek workflows require a provider API key, so running the service yourself doesn't make those model calls local.

Claudeck is a self-hosted browser workspace for developers who want to manage Claude Code conversations and coding tasks together. It combines ongoing chats with agent workflows and repository tools.

Pydantic DeepAgents is a terminal coding assistant and Python framework for developers who want to use or build their own AI agents. Both share a Pydantic AI foundation for carrying out tasks across files and tools.

Pi Messenger connects Pi coding agent sessions working in separate terminals on the same project. It's for developers who want agents to divide work, share progress and avoid conflicting edits.

OpenLore helps developers keep AI coding agents grounded in large or unfamiliar repositories. It maps code relationships and retains architectural decisions so agents can find relevant context and check proposed changes.

Google AI Edge Gallery is a local AI app for people who want to use and compare generative models on their own devices. Model inference runs on-device, including offline chat and media tasks.

Obelisk makes past coding agent sessions searchable for developers who need to recover decisions or revisit earlier work. A desktop browser and an agent skill give people and coding assistants access to the same local history.

TensorRT Model Optimizer (ModelOpt) is a Python library for developers who need smaller models and faster inference. It accepts Hugging Face, PyTorch and ONNX models and lets developers combine optimization techniques before deployment.

BankMCP connects an AI assistant to your own European bank accounts so you can ask about spending, balances and incoming payments. It's a self-hosted connector for one user, with read-only access: it can't make payments.

Osaurus runs AI agents on your Mac for tasks such as reviewing documents, organizing files, and writing code. It keeps agent memory on your computer, so you can change models without losing the context of your work.