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Oh My OpenCode (oh-my-opencode)

A configuration layer for the OpenCode and Codex CLI coding agents. One install adds specialized sub-agents, lifecycle hooks, and bundled MCP servers — web search, docs lookup, code search — turning a bare agent into a harness for large codebases.

Gas Town

Coordinates multiple AI coding agents and persists work state in git-backed hooks; provides convoy-based work tracking, an AI coordinator (Mayor), agent lifecycle/watchdog tooling, and a merge/refinery workflow for reliable multi-agent code work.

Databricks AI Dev Kit

Equips AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Cursor with 75+ executable tools, an MCP server, reusable skills, and a Python library to build on Databricks—Spark pipelines, jobs, dashboards, Unity Catalog resources, and ML workflows—from your editor.

Open Agents

Runs LLM-driven coding agents as durable workflows on Vercel, orchestrating isolated sandbox VMs for repo work, shell and file tools, and optional auto-commit/PR flows — designed for cloud-hosted, resumable developer automation.

Plannotator

Provides a visual plan-and-code review UI that lets humans annotate, approve, or send structured feedback to coding agents and PR diffs. Integrates with Claude Code, OpenCode, Copilot CLI, Pi and Codex; supports encrypted short-link sharing and self-hosting.

Easy-Vibe

A step-by-step, beginner-first programming course that teaches 'vibe coding'—conversational workflows to turn ideas into AI-enabled web and full‑stack prototypes. Features interactive simulated coding, multi-language docs, stage-based projects (from simple demos to SaaS capstones) and advanced agent/Claude Code guidance.

Skills Public

Collection of self-contained Codex skills that automate recurring engineering tasks (many Apple-platform focused): release-note generation, iOS debugging, SwiftUI audits, multi-agent review and bug-hunt workflows. Best when integrated into Codex-driven developer tooling.

oh-my-pi

Terminal-native AI coding agent that performs hash-anchored file edits, LSP-powered code intelligence, an IPython kernel, and orchestrated subagents—designed for in-terminal development workflows with reproducible, fine-grained code changes.

9Router

Routes CLI coding-tool requests to many AI providers with built-in tool-output compression (saves ~20–40% tokens), real-time quota tracking, and automatic subscription→cheap→free fallback for zero-downtime coding.

jcode

Terminal-first coding agent harness for multi-session LLM workflows, offering session memory, provider integrations, browser automation, and swarm collaboration. Tuned for low RAM and very fast startup to support many concurrent sessions.

Destructive Command Guard (dcg)

Intercepts and blocks destructive git, filesystem and CLI commands before they execute when run by AI coding agents. Offers sub-millisecond hook latency, 50+ modular rule packs, heredoc/inline-script AST scanning, agent-specific integrations and configurable bypass/allow-once workflows.

Ralph

Runs an autonomous agent loop that uses AI coding tools (Amp or Claude Code) to implement PRD user stories iteratively, persisting context via git history, progress.txt and prd.json; designed for small, CI-backed tasks.