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Coding assistants, agents, command-line helpers and plugins for the day's programming work.
A terminal coding assistant that reads a project, writes the changes and runs the commands to check them.
Installs and looks after one reader per website so an assistant can read public web content.
An editor assistant with several agent modes, continuing a much larger project that was shut down in May 2026.
Long-term memory for AI assistants delivered as an MCP server, so any assistant speaking that protocol can use it.
It gives a coding assistant a memory that survives closing the window, stored in a local SQLite file.
A coding assistant that runs in a terminal and edits the files in the folder you start it in.
A coding agent that runs inside VS Code or a JetBrains editor, and also as a terminal command.
Puts one HTTP interface in front of eleven terminal coding assistants, so other software can drive them instead of pretending to be a keyboard.
A self-hosted control screen that runs several coding assistants and shows what each one is doing.
Packs a whole repository into a single file shaped for a language model, with several output formats and a hosted web version.
Turns a folder of code into one templated prompt with a source tree and a token count, respecting the ignore rules already in the project.
An AI agent that installs, runs, edits and tests on the machine in front of it, rather than printing suggestions.
It cuts the output a coding assistant has to read, and keeps a searchable record of the session.
A command-line code reviewer from Alibaba that mixes fixed rules with an AI model and leaves line-level comments on the change you just made.
An agent skill whose ten rules make a coding assistant put the answer first and the reasoning after.
A coding assistant that works in your terminal on a project you already have and writes every accepted change as its own git commit.
Gives each coding agent its own container with its own copy of the repository, plus a full log of every command it ran.
A chat window for AI models that runs in your terminal and keeps your conversations.
A terminal screen that runs several coding assistants at once, each in its own git worktree, showing which session is busy and which is waiting for an answer.
A plugin that makes a coding assistant look for the existing answer before writing a new one.
Audits whether ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews can find and cite your site — CLI, Python library, MCP server and Astro integration.
GitHub's spec-driven development toolkit — intent, then specification, then plan, then the agent implements.
Command-line pipe to any model, with every prompt and response logged to a queryable SQLite file.
Pydantic-validated structured output from any LLM, with automatic retry on malformed responses — so the subtopic map cannot fail to parse.
One interface over 100+ model providers, with per-key budgets, spend tracking, caching and fallbacks — the meter on the AI bill.
A marketplace of ready-made Claude Code plugins, subagents and skills — a free capability upgrade to how he builds everything else.
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