Docs.dev is a deployable documentation template that runs as a Cloudflare Worker in your account, using your GitHub repo as the source of truth and agent-powered drafting (e.g., Claude Code or Codex) to generate reviewable docs branches that your team publishes via commit.

Codify is a cross-platform tool that declares and automates developer environments as code—via a CLI and dashboard—so teams and individuals can standardize, reproduce, and apply development setups on macOS, Linux, and WSL.

Sign in with ChatGPT lets developers add ChatGPT account authentication to web apps so users can access OpenAI AI capabilities (works across free and paid ChatGPT accounts). It provides React components and helper methods to obtain encrypted, locally stored credentials and call the AI SDK from the signed-in account.

ShipStacks provides production-grade, OTP-inspired full-stack SaaS templates that include supervisors/actor patterns, auth, payments, uploads, AI chat and agent playbooks, and Docker-ready deployment in multiple languages and frameworks.

MakeSense (powered by LiveReview) gives a concise, easy-to-understand explanation of any public GitHub pull request, classifies issues by severity across security/maintainability/performance/correctness, and includes a short quiz to check understanding — ready in under 30 seconds.

Projektor is an agent-native issue tracker and wiki designed to run with AI coding agents as first-class clients, deployable as a single Cloudflare Worker and intended for cross-project, fleet-scale self-hosting.

Zlvox is a privacy-first collection of 30+ fast, browser-based developer utilities — AI tools, PDF and image processors, JSON/data utilities, QR and security tools — designed to run client-side with no sign-up or server-side data retention.

Vestige is a Visual Studio Code extension that makes large, LLM-generated code changes reviewable by building local call-graphs and file-dependency graphs, surfacing blast-radius analysis, guided review cards, and LLM-generated summaries/explanations.

Docs.dev is a deployable documentation template that runs as a Cloudflare Worker in your account, using your GitHub repo as the source of truth and agent-powered drafting (e.g., Claude Code or Codex) to generate reviewable docs branches that your team publishes via commit.

Codify is a cross-platform tool that declares and automates developer environments as code—via a CLI and dashboard—so teams and individuals can standardize, reproduce, and apply development setups on macOS, Linux, and WSL.

Sign in with ChatGPT lets developers add ChatGPT account authentication to web apps so users can access OpenAI AI capabilities (works across free and paid ChatGPT accounts). It provides React components and helper methods to obtain encrypted, locally stored credentials and call the AI SDK from the signed-in account.

Zlvox is a privacy-first collection of 30+ fast, browser-based developer utilities — AI tools, PDF and image processors, JSON/data utilities, QR and security tools — designed to run client-side with no sign-up or server-side data retention.

Scribe is a local-first CLI knowledge-base generator that automatically mines developer artifacts (git history, Claude Code & Codex sessions, self-sent URLs, and drop files), triages them with FTS5, and writes a cross-project, typed-graph markdown wiki in git for agents to read before they act.

Vestige is a Visual Studio Code extension that makes large, LLM-generated code changes reviewable by building local call-graphs and file-dependency graphs, surfacing blast-radius analysis, guided review cards, and LLM-generated summaries/explanations.

Termic is a free, open-source (AGPL-3.0) desktop app that runs vendor AI CLIs (claude, codex, gemini, grok, antigravity, etc.) in real PTYs, organized into tasks and git worktrees for developer workflows, with sandboxing, project-aware tools, and built-in editor/diff views.

Lific is a self-hosted, single-binary issue tracker and planning tool designed for coding agents and human teams — it exposes a web UI, CLI, REST API and MCP tool surface so agents and developers can track plans, issues, comments, and audits on your own server.