#developer-tools

A TUI for previewing your PR as the code agent builds it. Provides simple copy/paste context for your LLM when you need to make changes. Pronounced "review-ee"

A CLI for managing Chrome Web Store extensions: upload, publish, rollout, and more via the V2 API.

Hot In AI (hotin) — what's hot in AI, from your terminal. Open-source CLI: GitHub + HN + npm + Reddit + "smart-money" (our own rubric ranked by corroboration & freshness).

The Linear CLI for humans and AI agents

The boardwalk CLI: scaffold, validate, run locally, and deploy agent workflows. Schedule an AI agent with a cron trigger from your terminal or let your coding agent drive it.

Read-only CLI that finds Git paths that collide, change meaning, or fail to check out across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

A unified toolkit for efficient and effective coding agents (Karpathy principles, Caveman, Ponytail, RTK, CodeGraph, Context-Mode). Minimal setup under 30 seconds. Any OS.

Φ phi — a terminal multiplexer and browser-based control center for AI coding assistants (OpenCode, Claude Code, Antigravity, Pi Coder).

Circuit breaker daemon for AI agent loops

Parallel branching made simple. Create, switch, sync, and clean up worktrees in one CLI

Rake tasks to generate and check a manifest file

AI Repository Standard (ARS) — define portable AI coding knowledge once in .ai/, compose for Cursor, Copilot, Claude Code & Codex. Reference CLI implementation.

Web dashboard to analyze your Claude Code sessions — costs, token usage, agent activity, and conversation timelines.

Just work with your workspace - over MCP. Stop burning agent context on build files, local STDIO MCP server: one interface to everything runnable in a workspace, handing the agent only the part it asked for.

Smarter AI Development Workflows

Owner-first application health and fix handoff for live apps

TAPD MCP Server：在 IDE / AI Agent 中查询、创建与回填 TAPD 需求和缺陷

The workflow tool for Go monorepos: auto go.work, one dependency version across modules, run-everywhere, change-affected CI, dependency graph, and compiled Go extensions.