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A lightweight, production-ready Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) engine for Node.js

ObsrvAI SDK — AI observability and business intelligence for SaaS and AI products

Pacote local para **Ollama** com dois modos de uso: - **Interface web local** (mesma UI do projeto) exposta no endpoint da sua máquina. - **Chat completo no terminal** via CLI.

KIVO — Agent 知识迭代引擎

NATS Agent Protocol channel for OpenClaw. Makes every OpenClaw agent a discoverable, spec-compliant agent on NATS.

Zero-dependency burn-rate monitor for AI coding agents. Context tax, workflow phases, acceleration, compaction ETA, threshold hooks, and automatic nudges at 50/75/90% context fill. Currently supports Claude Code.

Scaffold full-stack identity-aware apps (web, iOS, Android) from the command line — no console required.

A developer utility for scaffolding, linting, and automating boilerplate across npm packages, VS Code extensions, WordPress plugins, and Shopify apps.

Transaction helper and database health check for Prisma

The gang's all here to code - AI-powered collaborative development

Control AI coding agents from your phone — Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenClaw

AI-driven planning and execution tool for code projects

Local AI security scanner. Runs on your laptop with your own Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, or OpenRouter key. Source never leaves your machine. 68 categories, SARIF output, CI-ready.

Local Ollama adapter for Paperclip.

Generate Schema.org JSON-LD recommendations for Webflow static pages using a local Ollama model (Gemma by default). Output is a portable JSON file you can import into the ActiveSet dashboard.

Codex-style remote brain with local file tools

Brief-to-live-ad pipeline for Meta — runs inside Claude Code, Codex, or any agent. Static + motion creatives, idempotent deploy.

AI-powered commit message generator with project-aware context (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / commitlint).

Test fixtures for Mobilewright

Shared React SDK for file annotations (PDFs, images) — powers the FCC Plan Review Markup Editor (DEV-527) and future FCC markup features