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MCP server for Claude Code and Codex. One tool call replaces ~42 minutes of agent exploration
The open-source TypeScript framework for building AI workflows and agents. Designed for Claude Code describe what you want, Claude builds it, with all the best practices already in place.
Local-first memory plugin for OpenClaw AI agents. LLM-powered extraction, plain markdown storage, hybrid search via QMD. Gives agents persistent long-term memory across conversations.
ByteRover CLI (brv) - The portable memory layer for autonomous coding agents (formerly Cipher)
Securely scale AI usage across your organization. Control plane for building, securing and monitoring your agents, mcp and skills.
Operating System for your personal AI Agents with Security-first approach. Multi-channel (WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, iMessage), multi-provider (Claude, GPT, Gemini, Ollama), fully self-hosted
The Mind Palace for AI Agents — Autonomous Cognitive OS with affect-tagged memory (valence engine), token-economic RL (surprisal gate + UBI), Hebbian learning, ACT-R spreading activation, Synapse Engi
Your personal AI knowledge system — self-hosted, agent-driven, and always private.
Persistent Claude Code agents with scheduling, sessions, memory, and Telegram.
MCP server giving AI a knowledge graph over Obsidian vaults. 13-layer scoring that learns. Local-first, zero cloud.
Open-source multi-tenant AI agent platform — 14 specialized agents, 195+ tools, 37+ AI models. Self-hosted. Fork and deploy your own AI operations team.
Self-hosted AI Agent Memory + Code Intelligence Platform — one MCP endpoint for persistent memory, AST-aware code search, shared knowledge, and quality enforcement across all your AI coding agents.
[EXPERIMENTAL] An opinionated AI agent implementation for Temporal
Production-ready AI agent framework — semantic memory, multi-agent mesh, MCP server, intelligent routing, governance, and 67+ platform integrations.
Agentic memory built on Postgres
This framework maps your entire codebase, tracks how every file change affects everything else, and fixes bugs automatically. Feels like having a senior engineer watching every line you touch.