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Web Researcher MCP

Zohar Babin · Coding · Business

Web Researcher MCP is an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that gives AI assistants like Claude Desktop and Cursor real web search, full-page reading, and ways to cite real sources you can verify. Instead of letting a model guess at references, you point it at trusted sources you define, and it searches only those, reads the whole page, and hands back links that actually work. The whole thing runs on your machine, so nobody sees what you're researching.

Hive

Ivan Kuznetsov · Coding

Hive is an open-source agent workflow engine that turns a rough one-line idea into a merge-ready pull request. It runs work as a folder-as-agent pipeline, orchestrating Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Pi in the background. So instead of babysitting terminals, you capture an idea, answer a few questions in a doc, and let the daemon advance tasks while you get on with your day.

Athenic AI

Athenic · Coding · Marketing

Athenic AI is an AI data analyst built for business teams that want answers from their data without writing SQL. It connects to the apps you already use, syncs that data into a managed warehouse, and turns plain-English questions into charts, dashboards, and automated reports.

Bob's CLI

Bob's Workshop (Seedling) · Coding

Bob's CLI is a free, open-source AI coding assistant that runs inside your terminal instead of a browser. It reads the files in your project, works with zero-cost local models through Ollama, and covers code review, QA analysis with auto-fix, and multi-step autonomous work from a single command. Think of it as a terminal coding agent that stays lightweight next to paid cloud tools. Because it's an npm-based command line, cloud sync only turns on when you log in.

SlimSnap

SlimSnap · Image · Coding

SlimSnap is a free screenshot to JSON tool built for AI coding. You capture a screen region, annotate it with arrows or callouts, and copy structured text instead of a picture. OCR and deterministic bounding boxes come built in, so an agent sees the exact text and position of every element on screen. It runs locally, costs nothing, and works anywhere text can go. So why reach for it instead of a normal screenshot? Because a normal screenshot is a dead end in a terminal.

Lium Ai

Lium · Coding

Lium Ai is an AI data platform that connects scattered datasets and turns them into a conversational layer you can query in plain English. Instead of juggling GIS tools, spreadsheets, and dashboards, you connect your data once and ask questions the same way you'd ask a colleague who already knows it. The platform handles the heavy compute behind the scenes and saves every useful output as a shared artifact your team can reuse. It's aimed at analysts and teams who work with complex or spatial data and don't want to babysit clusters to get answers.

Cloudskill

Cloudskill · Coding · Leaning

Cloudskill is an AI agent skills management platform for teams whose assistants have quietly become part of daily work. It collects the skills your people write for Claude, Cursor, Codex, and Copilot into one governed catalogue with review, approval, skill version control, and audit logs. The core promise is simple. When a skill breaks or a teammate leaves, the work survives, and you can see exactly who changed what. If your team has moved past one-off prompts and into shared skill libraries, this is the layer that keeps them sorted.

Nodey

Hesham Mashhour · Coding

Nodey is a workflow automation app for iPhone that turns your n8n setup into something you can watch from anywhere. It's n8n mobile automation in the purest sense: it connects to self-hosted and cloud instances, shows a live dashboard of executions and failures, and pushes an alert the moment a workflow breaks before you'd ever notice it on your own. It can even run workflows from the real world using NFC tags or location triggers. Core monitoring is free. The AI tools, including plain-English error diagnosis and a workflow builder that writes n8n JSON, sit behind a Nodey Pro subscription.

veridive

VERIDIVE Agentic Intelligence Co. · Coding

veridive is an answer engine for the spoken web. Instead of ranking text pages, it searches video and podcast sources across YouTube, lectures, and interviews, then hands back a short answer tied to a timestamp you can jump to. Not a summary. A pointer to the exact moment. It runs on credits, starts free, and pairs AI chat with a Chrome extension so you can ask what was said and land on the spot.

Timmy-TUI

woodman33 · Coding

Timmy-TUI (branded TIMMY) is an open-source terminal UI and control plane for AI agent work. It records every run as a signed, hash-chained receipt, so you can see what an agent did, what it cost, and what it produced. Replays work from the receipt alone. It runs locally on Node.js and talks to OpenRouter frontier models or free local Ollama models when you don't want to pay for tokens.

OLO Robotics

OLO Robotics · Coding

OLO Robotics is a browser-based ROS 2 platform that pulls robot simulation, teleoperation, autonomous navigation, and AI-assisted coding into a single cloud workspace. It's built for teams that want to skip the setup burden of local ROS tooling and get robots doing useful work sooner. Think of it as robot inspection software and a development workspace fused into one tab. You open it, import a 3D model or connect hardware, and start building. That's the whole idea.

Monako Glass

Monako · Coding

Monako Glass is a 48-gram pair of developer smart glasses that runs a Linux-based system on your face. Think of it as a wearable Linux computer rather than a phone accessory. It pairs a waveguide heads-up display with a camera, speakers, and a bone-conduction microphone so you can read code, dictate commands, and move through a project without opening a laptop. The whole pitch is a wearable terminal for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex.