A Rust-based command-line tool that lets you call AI assistants (mainly Anthropic's Claude) directly in your terminal, suitable for developers who prefer CLI workflows.

Allows AI to control browsers like humans, automating web tasks like research and forms without complex coding. Great for users exploring AI automation.

A lightweight command-line coding agent by OpenAI that helps you write code, fix bugs, and manage files directly in your terminal without needing a browser.

A web server that automatically handles HTTPS encryption certificates, simple to configure, ready to use, and more hassle-free than Nginx.

An AI coding assistant inside VS Code that writes code, edits files, and runs commands, requiring your approval at every step for safety.

A desktop AI tool that integrates various large models, allowing you to handle all AI tasks without switching web pages.

Allows AI coding assistants to directly control Chrome browsers, helping you automate debugging, screenshots, and performance analysis without manual intervention.

A Node.js tool for automating web page testing without configuring WebDriver, helping you quickly check if website functions work correctly while saving tedious setup steps.

A minimal web interface that makes it easier to use AI coding assistants like Codex and Claude, with desktop app support.

A self-hosted tool that automatically skips ads and intros on YouTube TV apps, supporting Apple, Samsung, Android TVs and more.

Google's open-source framework allowing you to run large language models smoothly on local devices like phones and watches without internet.

A plugin pack that gives Claude Code the ability to browse the web, automating page interactions, data scraping, and testing without requiring you to write complex crawlers.