Generate art, hold voice conversations, and expose local AI inference through an offline app.
Project overview
AI Runner combines an offline conversational companion with configurable personality, voice, and memory, plus a layered canvas for generating and editing images. It can also run headlessly and expose local LLM, image, speech-to-text, and text-to-speech functions over HTTP. Docker is the recommended setup, while manual installation requires Python 3.13 and a substantial set of system dependencies.
Design, deploy, and schedule Claude Code agent teams from a visual org chart.
Project overview
Claude Agent Team Manager turns existing Claude Code agents and skills into a visual, drag-and-drop organization chart. Users can save team configurations, share variables, generate a deployment primer from a short objective, and launch the prepared run in a terminal. Teams and chained pipelines can also be scheduled through the operating system; the macOS build is unsigned and needs manual approval on first launch.
Let AI agents manage App Store Connect and submit iOS apps from macOS.
Project overview
Blitz is a native macOS tool that lets Claude Code, Codex, or another MCP client operate an iOS app's App Store Connect workflow. Agents can manage versions and pricing, configure in-app purchases or subscriptions, upload localized screenshots, work with TestFlight builds and testers, control simulators, and submit an app for review. It is aimed at iOS developers who want terminal-driven automation alongside a native graphical interface. Official release builds may send limited anonymous product telemetry, while source, fork, and debug builds keep it off unless configured.
Manage Claude Code and Codex sessions in a local desktop UI.
Project overview
OpenCovibe wraps Claude Code and Codex in a local-first desktop interface with visual tool cards, syntax-highlighted diffs, project files, and replayable session history. Users can resume or fork runs and switch among multiple model providers without restarting the app. Data stays on the machine, although remote model APIs still need network access, and macOS is currently the most thoroughly tested platform.
Inspect live pasteboard data and previews across Apple platforms.
Project overview
Pasteboard Viewer helps developers verify exactly what their apps place on NSPasteboard or UIPasteboard. It refreshes content live and can preview text, RTF, images, and other items supported by Quick Look, with an option to keep the macOS window in front. It is a debugging utility rather than a clipboard history manager, and the current release requires macOS 26, iOS 26, or visionOS 26, with older macOS builds available separately.
Browse, search, and live-tail local Claude Code sessions without reading raw JSONL logs.
Project overview
Claude Code Trace turns session files from the local Claude projects directory into readable conversations. It supports searching by user message, expanding tool and MCP calls, inspecting timestamps and token counts, and following active sessions in real time. The viewer is available as a desktop app, web interface, or terminal UI and does not require sending traces to an external service.
Edit local AI coding session history and resume from the corrected context.
Project overview
Memory Forge RS is a fully local desktop session manager for Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Kiro, and Gemini CLI. It lets users edit earlier messages, remove irrelevant history, or inject missing context so a resumed session continues from the corrected record instead of starting over. Every change is tracked with a before-and-after audit log, and the app also provides search, favorites, archives, Markdown export, session aliases, and a reusable prompt library.
Translate system audio and microphone conversations live in a desktop overlay.
Project overview
Use the desktop app during calls, streams, or bilingual meetings to capture system audio and microphone speech, then display live translations in a compact overlay. It supports one-way or two-way conversations, several translation engines, optional narration, and custom terminology. The app connects directly to providers with locally stored keys; its fully offline mode is limited to Apple Silicon and a narrower language set.
Monitor AI agents independently across processes, files, networks, and behavior.
Project overview
AEGIS is a desktop monitoring tool for coding and autonomous agents that observes activity outside the agent runtime rather than relying on an installed hook. It tracks processes, file access, network connections, recognized agent signatures, risk scores, and behavioral anomalies, with activity views and printable threat reports. The current release is monitor-only and does not actively block actions; Anthropic-based threat assessment is an optional analysis layer.
Search Windows NTFS drives quickly and clean up duplicate files.
Project overview
OmniSearch is a Windows desktop app that reads NTFS MFT and USN metadata for fast global search, advanced filtering, duplicate detection, and common file actions. After the initial scan, a journal watcher keeps the index updated incrementally. An optional Android companion pairs by QR code over the local network for browsing and transferring files. The desktop engine requires Windows 10 or 11, an NTFS volume, and elevated access to read volume metadata.
Monitor and control CI/CD pipelines from several providers in one dashboard.
Project overview
Pipedash combines pipelines from GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Bitbucket, Buildkite, Jenkins, Tekton, and ArgoCD in one interface. Teams can inspect status and run history, trigger workflows with provider-specific parameters, repeat earlier runs, or cancel active builds. It is available as a desktop app for macOS, Windows, and Linux, an iOS app, or a self-hosted Docker web deployment. Credentials can use the system keyring or encrypted SQLite or PostgreSQL storage; remote web deployments should set the vault password so the API is not left open.
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Manage multi-workspace AI chats, tools, and synced data across platforms.
Project overview
AIaW is a local-first AI chat client with multiple workspaces, support for several model providers, MCP connections, plugins, reusable prompts, and editable Artifacts. Conversation data is stored locally for offline access, with optional cloud synchronization after sign-in across Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and the web PWA. The project is deprecated and has been replaced by the rewritten Nya AI client, so existing users are directed to migrate rather than adopt AIaW as a new long-term setup.
Track website traffic and custom events with a hosted or self-hosted dashboard.
Project overview
Litlyx helps websites and web apps collect visits, real-time users, and custom events through a small script tag or JavaScript package. Data is viewed in its analytics dashboard, with a hosted service available for quick setup or Docker deployment for teams that want to run their own instance. Its cookie-free approach makes it a practical option for projects seeking straightforward analytics without committing entirely to a third-party cloud.
Manage SSH sessions and SFTP files consistently across desktop and mobile platforms.
Project overview
Shell360 provides a shared SSH and SFTP workflow across Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS for remote development, server administration, and file transfer. It supports passwords, public keys, certificates, SSH Agent, keyboard-interactive login, and multi-factor authentication, along with jump hosts and port forwarding. Configuration can be imported or exported between devices, while application data is kept in encrypted local storage.
Generate and export OpenAPI 3.1 specifications from live browser network traffic.
Project overview
OpenAPI DevTools is a Chrome and Firefox extension that watches network traffic in a dedicated DevTools tab and builds an OpenAPI 3.1 specification as an application is used. It merges requests, responses, headers, bodies, query parameters, and configured path parameters, then lets users preview, export, or share the result. The repository now directs users to the rewritten successor, Demystify, for the expanded and final version.
Search and open Mac apps, files, and documents from a shortcut.
Project overview
Verve is a macOS launcher for finding and opening applications, files, and documents without navigating through Finder. Its search window opens with a configurable keyboard shortcut, making it a lightweight alternative to Spotlight, Alfred, or Raycast for basic launching. Themes can be changed by editing the app's JSON theme file and restarting it. The project is still in an early stage: extension support, calculations, broader result scrolling, and several search controls are listed as upcoming work rather than current features.
Connect Python callables visually and export the resulting graph as regular code.
Project overview
Nodezator presents Python functions and other callables as visual nodes that users connect to build parametric data flows, utilities, or small application logic. Nodes can wrap existing Python libraries, be shared as packages, and be assembled without abandoning text-based programming; completed graphs can be exported back to ordinary Python code. The application is aimed mainly at intermediate Python users, while non-programmers may need help defining and loading suitable nodes. Its interface is also documented as a poor fit for AI workflows with very long processing times.
Edit and check Xcode app translations in one macOS workspace.
Project overview
Stringz helps Apple-platform developers localize an Xcode project without editing each resource file by hand. Open a project and it finds supported localization files, displays languages side by side, highlights missing or duplicate values, and lets you add or update strings with undo, redo, and optional autosave. It handles .strings, storyboards, XIB files, and Info.plist content for iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS projects, but the editor itself runs on macOS.