Lets a company build one AI agent that lives inside Slack, GitHub, Linear and other tools it already uses, instead of juggling separate AI features bolted onto each app.
Results for “Installation manuelle depuis GitHub”
1001 tools found
Node.js library that generates realistic, deterministic synthetic fingerprints from a text seed, for testing and demos.
Moves Claude Code / Claude Desktop session history between accounts or organizations, safely and with undo.
Turns OpenAPI specs into safe, typed tools that AI agents can call, without manual wiring.
Merges Wikipedia articles from multiple language editions into one comprehensive page, with sources preserved.
Free, open-source, self-hostable deployment platform that deploys apps from GitHub with zero-downtime releases.
A Python CLI that runs your old and new code on the same inputs, diffs everything that could differ, and tells you exactly what changed behavior during a refactor or migration.
A lightweight, open-source video cutter that outputs a readable JSON edit decision list instead of just a rendered file — built so AI agents (and humans) can assemble and trim clips programmatically.
A terminal UI for managing Docker containers and Colima profiles — start, stop, view logs, and check resource usage without leaving the terminal or opening a GUI app.
Turns your GitHub repositories into a walkable 3D town — stars and forks become building height and width — so you can explore a portfolio, or find beginner-friendly open-source issues, as a game instead of a list.
An AI coding agent for mobile apps that streams a live iOS Simulator or Android Emulator preview right into the chat, so you can watch changes render as the agent writes code.
One schema file that validates data identically in Python, Node.js, the browser, and Rust — so a Python backend and a JavaScript frontend can't silently disagree about what a valid payload looks like.
A Claude Code plugin that automatically spawns skeptical reviewer subagents to poke holes in every solution your coding agent proposes, before you implement it.
A single-container tool that does zero-downtime blue-green deployments on a plain VPS, using its own internal DNS and health checks instead of requiring Kubernetes.
Python library that captures streaming data durably into Iceberg tables with no broker, daemon, or catalog service to run.
Free, self-hosted browser SQL IDE covering 16 database engines, with ER diagrams, an AI query agent, and RBAC/audit trails built in.
Open-source database inspired by Datomic, running on S3-backed storage with incremental Datalog queries and clients in multiple languages.
Open-source, peer-verified memory registry where AI coding agents can look up how to do a task the way a previous agent already solved it.
Free macOS editor that opens multi-gigabyte logs and CSVs almost instantly, with live grep, tail -f, diffing, and remote SSH file access.
A C runtime broker that lets Python, Node.js, Java, Go and even COBOL code call each other's functions through one unified, program-first protocol instead of writing custom bridges for each language pair.