A drag-and-drop canvas for chaining together AI steps — summarize this, then check that, then post there — into a workflow that runs itself on a schedule or trigger, without you writing code or juggling API keys for each AI model.
orcflo.com
Results for “Claude Code built-in context”
1001 tools found
A visual planner that works like a whiteboard instead of a to-do list — you keep separate threads for each project or habit, add notes as things happen, and zoom out any time to see everything at once without last week's context disappearing.
haftio.com
A native Mac app for browsing and querying your databases that lets you ask questions in plain English and get real SQL back — with built-in guardrails so an AI assistant can't quietly delete your data.
fluentdb.ai
Instead of building and maintaining your own code for boring-but-necessary tasks — converting a file, validating an email, resizing an image — ApyHub gives you over 200 ready-made APIs behind a single login and a single bill.
apyhub.com
A self-hosted proxy you put in front of your LLM API calls to get authentication, spending limits, multi-provider routing and a safety filter — without changing your app's code.
github.com
An AI image and video generator that tries to remove the hardest part of these tools — figuring out the right words to type — by letting a built-in assistant named Ava pick the right model and settings for you from a plain description.
createvision.ai
A code review tool that turns a giant, confusing pull request into a short story you can read chapter by chapter, instead of one long wall of red-and-green diff lines.
stagereview.app
A searchable catalog of add-ons for AI coding assistants — think an app store for the plugins, connectors, and pre-built skills that make tools like Claude Code more capable, instead of hunting for them across scattered GitHub repos.
remoteopenclaw.com
A tool that lets you write a company dashboard the same way you write code — in text files you can save, review, and hand to an AI assistant to edit — instead of clicking around a chart-builder UI.
github.com
A tool that turns a Linear ticket into a finished pull request automatically — assign an issue to it like you'd assign it to a teammate, and it goes off, writes the code, tests it, and opens a PR for someone to review, all inside your own cloud account.
github.com
A local notebook for AI coding assistants like Claude Code or Cursor, so they remember what happened in yesterday's session instead of starting from a blank page every time you open a new chat.
agent-memory.dev
An app that runs several different AI coding assistants at once, each working on its own isolated copy of your project, so you can check on Claude Code from your laptop, glance at progress from your phone, and merge whichever one finished first.
ade-app.dev
A free website that locks distracting apps behind an iOS Screen Time passcode you can't remember or guess, with a cool-down period before you're let back in.
waittounlock.com
An open-source, self-hosted observability engine that gives AI coding agents direct access to production logs, metrics, and system context via the MCP protocol.
opentrace.ai
A free tool that builds a map of your codebase so AI code review tools need far fewer tokens to understand what changed — often 80x less.
github.com
A free, open-source app that lets you run several AI coding agents — Claude Code, Copilot, Cursor — side by side in their own isolated copies of your project, so you can compare their results.
github.com
An open-source dashboard for running many Claude coding agents at once with a big red stop button, cost tracking, and a record of who did what.
github.com
A free tool that stops AI coding agents from rewriting more of your codebase than necessary, by giving them architectural guardrails proportional to the size of the change.
github.com
A free tool that lets AI coding assistants understand your entire codebase's structure instantly, instead of reading files one by one, cutting token usage by about 99%.
github.com
A free tool that watches what your app is doing to its SQLite database and flags slow or inefficient queries, without touching your code.
github.com