#go

witr is a command-line tool that shows why a process, port, file, or service is running. It explains the start chain, source, and context in one clear view, and it can also open an interactive terminal dashboard. This helps you debug faster, understand incidents quickly, and avoid using many separate tools.

https://github.com/pranshuparmar/witr

#go

Files.md is a simple, private app for plain `.md` files. It lets you store notes, documents, journals, tasks, and checklists on your device, with no data sent to a server. You can use it offline, sync later if you want, and even connect it to a chatbot or your own server. The main benefit is clear: you keep full control of your files and can think, write, and organize ideas in one calm place.

https://github.com/zakirullin/files.md

#go #hysteria #hysteria2 #naive_proxy #shadowsocks #shadowtls #sing_box #trojan #tuic #vless #vmess

S-UI is a web panel for managing SagerNet/Sing-Box. It supports many protocols, several languages, traffic routing, client and system status, and subscription links. It runs on Linux, Windows, and partly on macOS, and can be installed by script, manually, or with Docker. It also supports HTTPS and dark/light mode. This helps you set up and control your proxy service more easily from one place.

https://github.com/alireza0/s-ui

#go

AgentsView helps you browse, search, and track costs for AI coding agents in one local app, with no accounts and data kept on your machine. It can quickly show token use, daily spend, session details, and searchable chat history across many agents, so you can save time, control costs, and find past work fast.

https://github.com/kenn-io/agentsview

#go

no-mistakes is a local git proxy that validates your code with AI before pushing it to your real remote, automatically fixing safe errors and opening clean pull requests. You benefit by saving time because it blocks sloppy code from reaching your team, ensures your PRs are ready for review immediately, and lets you or your coding agent focus only on important decisions while the tool handles testing, linting, and documentation.

https://github.com/kunchenguid/no-mistakes

#go

Gas Town is a workspace manager that lets you coordinate 20–30 AI coding agents (like Claude Code and GitHub Copilot) without losing context when they restart, because it saves all work state in git-backed hooks and a structured issue tracker called Beads. The benefit to you is that you can scale complex projects automatically: instead of manually managing chaotic agents or losing progress after crashes, you simply tell the Mayor (your AI coordinator) what to build, and Gas Town handles task breakdown, parallel execution, merge conflict resolution, and reliable recovery, potentially 10x your output while keeping everything persistent and trackable.

https://github.com/gastownhall/gastown

#go #grok #grok_imagine

Grok2API is a tool that converts Grok’s web, build, and console features into a standard API you can use with any app that supports OpenAI or Anthropic formats. It lets you manage multiple Grok accounts, balance usage across them, and supports chat, image generation, editing, and video creation. You get a simple dashboard to add accounts, create API keys, and monitor usage. The benefit is you can use Grok’s powerful AI capabilities in your own projects without needing Grok’s official API, while avoiding single-account limits by rotating through many accounts automatically.

https://github.com/chenyme/grok2api

#go #agent #agent_skills #code_review #code_review_assistant #harness #repository_level_context

OpenCodeReview is a free AI code review tool that checks your code changes, finds bugs and security issues, and gives clear line-by-line comments. It works with Git diffs, full files, and branches, and you can connect it to your own AI model or use it in CI/CD tools. This helps you review code faster, catch more real problems, and spend less time on false alarms.

https://github.com/alibaba/open-code-review

#go #cli #gh_extension #github #stacked_prs

This tool helps you manage stacked pull requests in GitHub, so you can split big work into small branches, keep them rebased, push them, and open or merge them in order with less manual work. The main benefit for you is faster, cleaner reviews: each PR shows only one layer of change, which makes feedback easier to read and changes easier to fix. It also supports local tracking, stack navigation, sync, and automatic PR linking, so you spend less time on Git commands and more time coding.

https://github.com/github/gh-stack

#go #agent #agent_framework #ai_agent #ai_coding #cli #coding_agent #deepseek #developer_tools #ink #llm #prompt_caching #r1 #terminal #tool_use #tui #typescript

Reasonix is a DeepSeek-based AI coding agent for your terminal, desktop, or VS Code, and it uses one local engine for all three. You can set it up with a simple config, add plugins and tools, and run it as a single Go binary, which helps you code faster while keeping token costs lower during long sessions.

https://github.com/esengine/DeepSeek-Reasonix

#go

Agent Substrate is a system for running many agent-like apps at scale on Kubernetes. It can pause and restart them quickly, keep their memory and files, and pack many actors onto fewer machines, which saves cost and improves speed for you.

https://github.com/agent-substrate/substrate

#go #browser_history #go #golang #history #index #mcp #mcp_server #personal_search #personal_search_engine #privacy #search #search_engine #semantic_search #web

Hister is a private search tool that lets you search the full text of web pages and local files you have already visited or saved, from a browser, terminal, or AI assistant. It runs locally or on your own server, needs little setup, and helps you quickly find old information again while keeping your data private.

https://github.com/asciimoo/hister

#go #ai_agents #coding_agent #developer_tools #go #golang #guidelines

This project helps coding agents write modern Go by using newer Go features and stdlib tools instead of old patterns, based on the Go version in `go.mod`. It supports Go 1.25+ and works with Junie, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents. The benefit to you is cleaner, newer Go code with less manual fixing later.

https://github.com/JetBrains/go-modern-guidelines

#go

Tailcat is a free, open source tool that lets two machines connect with encrypted WireGuard traffic without a Tailscale account or admin access. One side starts a server, gets a short token, and the other side uses that token to connect, send files, use SSH, or forward ports. The benefit is simple: you can make a secure, temporary or reusable private tunnel between devices with little setup and no changes to your network settings.

https://github.com/tailscale/tailcat

#go #agentic_coding #ai_gateway #anthropic #claude_code #codex #model_router #openai_compatible

This tool sends your AI requests through one smart local router that chooses the best model for each task and works with Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and other models. It keeps your provider keys on your machine, supports easy setup, and lets you use it with tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or your own app. The benefit is simpler setup, better model choice, and safer key handling, which can save time and improve results.

https://github.com/workweave/router