Octomind is an open-source coding agent harness that gives an LLM real access to a repository through MCP tools.
It is built for agent work that keeps going after the human leaves the screen, enforcing policy as code instead of approval popups. One Rust engine with one TOML config serves an interactive CLI, stdin, a background daemon, WebSocket and an ACP agent.
Agent Autoloop lets a command-line agent pick up work in the background and follow it through, asking for a decision only when something is uncertain.
It addresses command-line agents that only work while someone watches the terminal, so the job stops once the window is closed or the person walks away. A kernel of about 1650 lines of code with zero runtime dependencies coordinates the work.
terminal-mac is a CLI tool that runs a separate macOS desktop in a virtual machine for computer-use agents, viewed and controlled from a terminal.
Provides a separate macOS desktop environment for computer-use agents, allowing them to view and control the system from a terminal without affecting the host machine. Uses Apple Virtualization to run a real macOS guest with a bundled helper that captures the screen and posts input events, streaming the display to a terminal viewer via Kitty or iTerm2 graphics.
agent-desktop gives AI agents computer use on macOS, Windows and Linux by reading the OS accessibility tree instead of screenshots.
It lets an agent operate desktop applications through element references rather than pixel matching, while the control loop stays in the agent. A CLI and a C library share one core that reaches the operating system only through a platform adapter.
Stashcard is a Windows CLI tool that values Steam inventories across multiple marketplaces and generates shareable PNG report cards.
It solves the problem of valuing a Steam inventory by comparing prices across Steam and cash marketplaces, providing a visual report card for users to share or analyze their collection's worth. A Windows-only CLI tool that fetches inventory and price data from Steam and cash marketplaces, calculates valuations with fee adjustments, and renders the results as PNG report cards.
Craft Anything is an open-source, pure Rust engine that studies software to understand its mechanics and uses AI agents to build new versions.
It allows users to understand how any website, app, or game works and then have an AI coding agent build a new, clean-room version of it. It is a pure-Rust reverse-engineering engine with 320 tools that powers a desktop app, CLI, and MCP server, with parts running in the browser as WebAssembly.