What it does: HTML and Markdown to PDF API for developers and AI agents. Renders via REST POST or MCP tool call with no template editor, dashboard, or signup required. Supports A4/Letter/Legal/A3/A5, headers/footers, page numbers, Mermaid diagrams, LaTeX math, and public URL inputs. Files auto-delete after one hour.
What it does: A terminal-based service that performs an external port and vulnerability scan of the user's own public IP address using open-source tools (naabu, nmap, nuclei), offering a free live-streaming tier and paid async/deep scan tiers.
What it does: DevSnoop is a local Chrome extension and native host that provides coding agents with structured browser inspection, interaction, and debugging capabilities via a local HTTP API on port 9400.
What it does: CodeBurn is a free, open-source, local-first tool that tracks AI coding token usage and cost across dozens of developer tools. It breaks down spend by model, project, and task using session files already on the user's disk, with no data uploaded.
What it does: HarnessRouter is an AI agent API and harness-as-a-service layer for bringing managed agent harnesses such as Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes into products through one integration.
What it does: Crew Tower turns the MacBook notch into a live control tower for every AI coding agent you run. Approve, deny, answer and jump to the exact terminal tab without leaving what you are doing.
What it does: A feather-light, local-first Markdown editor built for you and your agent. It features a native Rust core for high performance and includes a built-in MCP server that allows AI agents to open, read, and edit files alongside the user with live previews and optimistic concurrency.
What it does: FixVibe is a web-based security scanner that performs continuous DAST and BaaS misconfiguration checks on AI-generated web apps, detecting exposed keys, leaked secrets, and open rules while providing AI-ready remediation prompts.
What it does: Replay QA autonomously explores every new build, reproduces the failures it finds, and sends your team evidence they can fix before users discover the bug.
What it does: Soup CLI is an open-source command-line toolkit for LLM post-training and fine-tuning on local hardware. It uses layer streaming to fit 8B models into 4 GB VRAM, auto-generates training configs, gates saves via evals, and supports migration from other fine-tuning tools.
What it does: TinyFish provides enterprise infrastructure for AI web agents. Run hundreds of websites simultaneously to navigate, authenticate, extract data, and automate web workflows with a fully serverless architecture.
What it does: Visual and snapshot testing platform that reviews pull request changes across pixels, Markdown, JSON, and other files to catch regressions before merge.
What it does: Platform for live computer-use agent evaluations where users post browser tasks, watch two AI agents race, and judge outputs blind to update a public leaderboard.
What it does: Claude Opus 5 is an AI model tier optimized for long-running agents, coding, and knowledge work, featuring configurable effort settings to balance intelligence and cost.
What it does: Murmell is a browser canvas where several AI coding agents run on a cloud machine and share one project directory. An agent claims a file before it writes to it, so multiple agents and people can work simultaneously without overwriting each other.
What it does: Create, share, and install reusable AI agent skills and rules across multiple coding tools, with team management, SSO/SCIM, and audit capabilities.
What it does: Managed memory infrastructure for AI agents and apps that stores session memories and workspace knowledge, extracts short facts from user messages, and retrieves them via semantic search in under 10ms.
What it does: ShogunAI is a private, local-first AI memory assistant for macOS that recalls work context and turns decisions into action across your tools.
What it does: Xirp is an agentic development environment that indexes services, documentation, and architectural decisions to provide institutional context for AI coding sessions.
What it does: Local is a macOS application that runs AI inference entirely on-device without cloud dependency or per-token fees. It automatically optimizes performance for Apple Silicon via BaseRT, supports on-machine chat, coding, and meeting transcription, and allows users to connect external API keys for frontier models when needed.
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