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Thunder Client

Lightweight REST/WebSocket/gRPC API client built into VS Code and JetBrains — no app switching, local-first, git-syncable.

Archal

Testing environment that gives AI agents realistic, stateful clones of GitHub, Slack, Stripe and other SaaS tools so bugs get caught before production.

Replay QA

An AI tool that quietly clicks around your web app like a real visitor, then tells you exactly what broke — and where — before your actual users find out.

Dadroit V Web

Drop a huge JSON file into your browser tab and browse it like a folder tree — nothing gets uploaded anywhere, so it's safe even for sensitive data.

mcpsnoop

A tool that shows you exactly what your AI coding assistant is really saying to its plugins (MCP servers) behind the scenes — instead of guessing why a tool call went wrong, you can watch the actual traffic live, like a network sniffer for AI agents.

Retrace

A debugging tool for AI agents that lets you rewind a failed run to the exact step that broke, change one thing, and replay it — so you can actually prove a fix worked instead of just hoping it did.

GitNexus

A tool that pre-reads your entire codebase and builds a map of how every file and function connects, so an AI coding assistant can find the right piece of code instantly instead of having to search through your whole project every time.

WhatCable

A macOS menu bar app that tells you exactly what a USB-C cable can (and can't) do, and diagnoses why your Mac isn't charging or transferring data at full speed.

Command Center

A workspace built for the new problem AI coding tools created: your AI assistant can write code faster than you can read it, so Command Center adds guided walkthroughs and diff explanations that help you actually understand and trust what got changed befo

Cline

An open-source AI assistant that lives inside your code editor and can actually make changes across multiple files, run terminal commands, and fix its own mistakes — you approve each step, so it acts more like a careful junior developer than an autocomple

ProofShot

A tool that gives an AI coding assistant a pair of eyes: after it builds a feature, ProofShot opens a real browser, clicks through the feature, and hands you a video and screenshots proving it actually works.

ShotMark

Turns "it's broken, here's a screenshot" into everything an AI coding assistant needs to actually fix the bug, in one click.

Sonar

A free command-line tool that shows you exactly what's running on your computer's localhost ports and lets you kill it, replacing the usual mess of lsof, ss, and manually hunting for stuck processes. Not to be confused with the SonarQube code-quality prod

Multiplayer

A bridge between your AI coding assistant and what's actually happening in production, so tools like Claude Code or Copilot can see the real error and fix it, instead of guessing from a bug report alone.

Preloop

Runs your GitHub Actions workflow on your own laptop in an isolated, disposable virtual machine that boots in under 200 milliseconds — so you can see if a change actually passes CI in seconds, without pushing a commit and waiting for a runner.

hwatu

Lets a coding agent actually prove a UI change worked — by opening a prewarmed browser window in ~13ms and scoring the pixel difference — instead of the agent just claiming the fix looks right based on the code it wrote.

Deltix

Deltix is an AI agent platform that tests your iOS app by carrying out real user tasks described in plain English on a simulator, without writing test scripts.

HyperProbe

HyperProbe is an AI on-call agent that places read-only breakpoints on suspect code in production to capture live variable state and pinpoint incident root causes without redeploying anything.

VinvAI

VinvAI is a free, open-source tool that watches your Python service run, hunts for bugs using multiple testing techniques, and hands coding agents like Claude or Cursor real evidence instead of guesses.

x64dbg-MCP Server

Lets an AI assistant like Claude drive the x64dbg debugger for you — setting breakpoints, stepping through code, reading memory — turning manual reverse-engineering grunt work into something you can direct in plain language.