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This open-source project type-checks raw SQL inside your TypeScript, without an ORM or codegen. Github: github.com/colinhacks/reylo

A solid repo for building tiny desktop apps in Zig, with native GPU-drawn UI or a web frontend. One binary, on macOS, Windows and Linux. It has headless testing and screenshots, so your coding agents can check the UI without opening a window. Github: github.com/justrach/nanoui

If you need to stop your coding agent from overloading its context window, this repo does it. Raw tool output stays in a sandbox instead of flooding the context, and session history is saved in SQLite so the agent can pick up after compaction. Works across 17 clients.

Grab this repo when you need your coding agent to have a better eye for mobile UI. It builds Expo and React Native screens that feel native, with proper navigation and motion, and checks the result in the simulator. Github: github.com/Appllama/appllama…

Worth starring if you need OpenRouter-style access, but for the tools your agents use. Give your agent one token and it can search and call thousands of APIs, CLIs and shared skills. It is billed per call, with no sign-up for each provider and no keys exposed.

One repo that helps you review the code your agent writes. Scanners run first, then separate Claude Code or Codex sessions on your own login check every finding before you push. No account or API key of its own. Github: github.com/openqodex/openqod…

A useful repo if you want your coding agent to click around websites and read PDFs, then hand you clean Markdown instead of messy HTML. Github: github.com/firecrawl/firecra…

Here's a repo that turns your coding agent into a security auditor that double-checks its own findings.

Found a repo that lets you run Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and Pi agents on your own machines. Then manage all their tasks, sessions, plans and reviews from one place.

How to stop Claude Code from overbuilding simple tasks You ask Claude Code for a date field. The agent installs a picker library, writes a wrapper component, and starts a debate about timezones Ponytail, an open-source skill shared by @Voxyz_ai, kills this overbuilding reflex: How to do implement:

Learn harness engineering using Pi Agent, DeepSeek, and Gemini Inside the tutorial: 1. How to design structured agentic environments 2. Overcome LLM performance bottlenecks to create reliable 3. Autonomous coding workflows capable of executing complex 4. Multi-step software development tasks