OpenCode

Hefesto — Turns an Android phone into a development workspace that compiles APKs on-device and runs coding agents inside a Linux environment.

Created this liquid animation… — Renders a liquid animation using pure JavaScript and Canvas, generated by an AI model.

OmniNotch — Puts a multi-tool dashboard in the Mac notch with sales stats, AI usage tracking, a teleprompter, clipboard history, a file shelf, and music, weather, calendar and note widgets.

FindMeJob — Aggregates scraped job listings from multiple boards into one searchable desktop app with filters, and connects to local coding agents to research companies and tailor resumes.

VibeOnGo — Runs cloud VMs or sandboxes where AI coding agents work on GitHub repositories with persistent terminals, live preview links, and automated PR reviews.

BuildNotch — Shows a notch-style drawer on Windows with media controls, a pomodoro timer, project task lists, clipboard history, a GitHub heatmap, and a small code playground and terminal.

flexenv — Lets users build web apps with a visual, Lovable- and Retool-style builder that can be self-hosted on their own server.

dalim — Limits and monitors mobile internet data usage on Android.

gowkhtmltopdf — Renders HTML and CSS into PDF documents using a pure Go CSS engine with no third-party dependencies.

Mac MCP — Exposes local macOS system tools to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol.

YakWP — Runs a self-hosted AI chatbot on a WordPress site that answers visitor questions from site content using the owner's own API key.

autowright — Turns plain-text job descriptions into Python automation scripts and runs them on set triggers with execution history and retries.

StemKit — Downloads audio from a YouTube link, splits it locally into selected instrument stems, and plays them synced with the video.

Hackeroom — Lets users create multiple Claude Code agent members with custom roles, models, permissions, and skills, and define how they hand off work to each other.

warpdrv — Runs local LLMs through a desktop harness with built-in tools, sub-agents, voice chat, and a second AI that reviews outputs.

Updater — Records what coding agents ship, why, tradeoffs, files and expected impact, and makes that history searchable.

cliproxy-rs — Exposes existing Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini subscription accounts as a single local API endpoint for coding tools.

Shifu — Syncs redacted work notes from coding assistants into a searchable record of contributions for performance reviews.

UnboundMark — Provides a browser-based visual workspace for documents, Kanban boards, calendars, spreadsheets, presentations, and canvases, with a remote MCP server that lets coding agents read and edit the same vault.

dotpals — Displays plain-language summaries of what AI coding agents are doing on your desktop, including file changes, test failures, retries, and approval requests.

launch-agent — Automates submitting a product's approved copy and assets to many free online software directories through a coding agent driving Chrome.

tui2web — Mirrors any terminal user interface application to a web browser through an outbound relay or Tailscale connection.

AgentBell — Tracks running coding agent sessions across tools and shows their status in the MacBook notch.

Vantage — Proxies coding agent traffic to show live token cost and quota use, enforces approval rules on agent actions, and warns when secrets are sent to the API.

Shopify Theme Builder — Generates a complete Shopify theme from a plain-language shop description, previewing design options and uploading the unpublished result.

Pragma — Runs multiple coding agents in parallel, each isolated in its own Git worktree, with built-in Git and GitHub tools.

AX — Lets coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode send messages to each other locally through a shared broker.

CodeInk — Gathers projects, sessions, tool activity and edits from multiple coding agents into one desktop workspace.

UsageBar — Shows remaining quota and reset times for AI coding tools in the macOS menu bar, using existing local logins.

shallnot — Checks that every requirement in a ticket has a passing test tagged with its ID, and sends coding agents back to work when one is missing.

OmniRush — Provides an AI agent harness for coding and other work, with inference costs covered for approved users.

Nib — Provides a Windows desktop AI chat companion that routes requests through the user's own OpenRouter API key.

Capstan — Runs a terminal coding agent with sessions, subagents, MCP, skills, and shell access, extensible through Lua plugins.

Neurai — Runs a self-hosted coding and ops agent on local models via Ollama or LM Studio, with SSH access to remote servers and a mobile-friendly interface.

Zenuxs AI — Routes each AI request to the model best suited to the task and keeps one shared conversation history across text, image, video and audio generation.

Supercode — Runs an open-source coding agent in the terminal that reads and edits files, executes commands, and controls the computer by voice, with persistent memory across sessions.

SmallCode — Runs a terminal coding agent that uses compound tools, compile-and-fix loops, and a code symbol graph to make small local language models complete multi-step coding tasks.

Built my own coding agent… — Runs a local-first coding agent in a Python web UI with file explorer, session forking, browser automation and reusable skills.

Ogcode — Provides a coding orchestrator, an alternative to Claude Code, for working on software projects.