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Fractal

Fractal (usefractal.dev) · Coding

Fractal is a web platform for building ChatGPT plugins and MCP apps without wrestling the platform's quirks on your own. It works as a ChatGPT plugin builder and an MCP app builder in one place. It bundles a planning assistant, an AI coding agent, a native ChatGPT emulator, and one-click deployment into a single workflow, aiming to get you from an idea to a working prototype in minutes rather than weeks. It's made by a team of MIT alumni who helped shape the MCP-UI spec, and it suits solo builders and product teams who want a plugin live without hiring for the job.

Contral

Contral AI · Coding

Contral is an AI coding IDE that teaches you while you build, rather than after. Its core idea is a real-time teaching layer: an AI agent writes code at vibecoding speed, and floating learning cards explain every line, pattern, and decision as it happens. The same teaching layer ships as an extension that drops into Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, Codex, Cline, Kilo Code, Windsurf, and Antigravity, so you can keep your current editor and still understand what the agent produces. Sound familiar? That's the whole pitch.

Cursor Glass

Anysphere (Cursor) · Coding

Cursor Glass is a simplified coding interface built into the Cursor IDE that makes working with AI agents more clear, intuitive, and controllable. Instead of juggling a crowded editor with chat panels stacked on top, Glass narrows the workspace down to what matters when you're directing an agent: the task, the changes it proposes, and whether the result holds up. It's aimed at developers who already lean on agentic coding and want less visual noise between their instructions and the code that comes back.

Visdiff

Visdiff · Image · Coding

Visdiff is a design-to-code tool that keeps AI-generated interfaces honest. You paste a Figma link, an AI agent writes the code, screenshots the result, and compares it pixel-by-pixel against your design. When something drifts, Visdiff hands your coding agent a structured diff so it can fix the gap and try again. Think of it as a visual diff tool for the agent era, built to chase pixel-perfect UI without a human squinting at two screenshots. It runs on macOS in early access, it's free while that lasts, and it works with whatever coding agent and frontend framework you already use.

GitAgent by Lyzr

Lyzr · Coding

GitAgent by Lyzr is a git-native AI agent framework that keeps an agent's identity, rules, memory, and tools inside a Git repository instead of scattered config files. Think of it as an AI agent protocol built on files. Your agent becomes the repo itself, so you can branch a personality, diff a rule change, and roll back memory with the same commands you already use for code. Version-controlled AI agents are the whole point here. The open-source AI agent definition stays framework-agnostic, so the same setup can run on Claude, OpenAI, CrewAI, or Lyzr. It's free to install from npm.

AI Skills Manager

zunalabs · Coding · Other

AI Skills Manager is a free desktop application that gives you one place to install, organize, and share skills across the major AI coding agents, including Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, and OpenAI Codex. Instead of editing hidden folders by hand for every tool you use, you browse, enable, copy, and delete agent skills from a single window. It suits developers running two or more coding agents who want their skill setup to stay consistent without manual file juggling.

Chat

repaera · Coding · Chatbot

Chat is an open-source AI chat client that turns any Model Context Protocol (MCP) server into a conversational interface. Instead of clicking through forms, you talk to a delivery service, a booking tool, or a task manager in plain language, and the assistant calls the right tools behind the scenes. It's built for developers and teams who want a ready-made chat front end for their own MCP backend, not another closed consumer app. The pitch is simple: a real natural language conversation instead of a menu of buttons. If you've ever tried to build this yourself and ended up fighting streaming edge cases, file upload timing, and session handling, you already know why bundling all of that into one repository is worth the setup cost.

Built for Devs

Built for Devs · Coding · Marketing

Built for Devs is a developer adoption intelligence platform. It helps companies understand how developers actually use their SDKs, APIs, and documentation, then pairs that usage data with feedback collected straight from the developers themselves. The goal is simple: turn scattered signals into a clearer picture of your developer experience, so product and DevRel teams can spot friction before it costs them users.

Pluto Door

ByteLights · Coding

Pluto Door is a GUI SSH client for macOS that puts a full terminal, an AI assistant, an SFTP file browser, and a code editor inside one window. It's aimed at developers and sysadmins who bounce between a terminal, a file transfer tool, and an editor all day and would rather not. For remote server management, the app runs local-first: your SSH keys, passwords, and connection list stay on your Mac, and there's no account to create before you can connect.

Budibase

Budibase · Coding

Budibase is an open-source low-code platform for building internal tools, automations, and AI agents without a full engineering team. Teams connect their databases and business apps, design interfaces by dragging components onto a screen, then wire up workflows that move data and route approvals. It runs on Budibase Cloud or on your own infrastructure, which matters if your data can't leave your network.

InfrOS

InfrOS · Coding

InfrOS is an AI cloud architecture tool that turns your requirements into validated infrastructure and production-ready code. It scans your existing environment, generates candidate designs, tests them through emulation, and keeps watching for drift once you deploy. The pitch is simple: run it across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud without locking into one vendor.

Stitch 2.0 by Google

Google · Image · Coding

Stitch 2.0 by Google is a free, browser-based AI UI design tool that turns natural language, voice commands, and reference images into high-fidelity interface designs and working front-end code. It runs on an infinite canvas where you can drop inspiration shots, React snippets, and notes, then let a design agent build screens from all of it. Google bills it as a vibe design platform: you describe the feeling you want, not the pixel grid. If you've been sketching wireframes before you can start, this tool skips that whole step.