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Bridges LLM-driven AI assistants to the Unity Editor so models can create scenes, edit C# scripts, manage assets, run tests and automate game-dev workflows. Exposes 47 focused MCP tool entrypoints, supports many MCP clients, and is MIT-licensed for local use.
Connects Claude (via the Model Context Protocol) to Ableton Live so the LLM can create and edit tracks, clips, instruments, and control playback through a socket-based MCP server and an Ableton MIDI Remote Script.
Bridges IDA Pro with language-model MCP clients so LLMs can query, inspect, modify and annotate disassemblies through a typed MCP API. Provides batch-first analysis tools (decompile, xrefs, int_convert), headless idalib support, and integrations for many MCP clients; requires commercial IDA Pro and Python 3.11+.
A curated index of community resources for Claude Code — skills, hooks, slash commands, agent orchestrators, and plugins. Entries live in a source-of-truth CSV that generates the README; submissions are bot-checked, then manually vetted by the maintainer.
Official Go implementation of the Model Context Protocol for building MCP servers and clients. Tool handlers are type-safe, with JSON schemas inferred from Go structs via generics. Ships stdio, command, streamable-HTTP, SSE, and in-memory transports.
Transforms research papers, natural-language specs, and technical descriptions into runnable code via a multi-agent system. Covers Paper2Code, Text2Web, and Text2Backend; scores 75.9% on OpenAI's PaperBench, ahead of top ML PhDs.
Turns Chromium into a local-first AI browser with an embedded assistant that can summarise pages, extract structured data, automate web tasks, and run scheduled agents. Built as an open-source Chromium fork with 53+ built-in browser tools, 40+ app integrations, and support for BYO AI keys or fully local models (Ollama / LM Studio).
Orchestrates 10+ coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI) from a kanban board: plan tasks as issues, then run each in an isolated workspace with its own branch, terminal, and dev server. Inline diff review and one-click PR creation.
Provides a terminal REPL that gives AI coding agents a persistent, structured context memory (a versionable context tree) which can be synced across machines. Distinguishes itself with local-first TUI workflows, Git-like versioning for knowledge, and broad multi-LLM and agent tool integrations; source-available under Elastic License 2.0.
Provides ultra-fast, typo-tolerant file search and grep tuned for Neovim and AI agents, with built-in memory (frecency, git status, size, definition matches). It reduces agent token use and speeds developer file discovery in large repos.
Capture file/component/HTML context from any React UI element with a keystroke so coding assistants get precise, paste-ready snippets. Works in development mode, offers plugin hooks and MCP integration, and targets faster/more accurate LLM-assisted coding workflows.
Discovers MCP servers already configured in Cursor, Claude, Codex and other editors, then calls their tools from TypeScript or the CLI. Can also turn any server into a standalone command-line tool or a typed TypeScript client.