Tag: claude-code

Son of Claude answers Microsoft Teams messages with zero API permissions using Claude Code's browser automation. Set up an AI representative grounded in your actual codebase in 5 minutes.

Andrej Karpathy exposed why LLMs write terrible code: silent assumptions, overcomplication, and scope creep. This single CLAUDE.md file fixes Claude Code permanently with four battle-tested principles. Install in 30 seconds.

Show Me The Money is an open-source Claude Code skill suite that autonomously builds businesses from idea to revenue. Created by a solo founder who generated $1M+ across 6 SaaS products using these exact 25 skills.

dot-skill transforms colleague communication data into interactive AI personas that preserve institutional knowledge. This open-source framework distills real cognitive patterns from chat logs, emails, and documents into installable Skills for Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw, and Codex.

TailClaude brings Claude Code to any browser via Tailscale — no terminal, no SSH, just a URL. Features real-time streaming, session history, cost tracking, and touch-optimized UI. Install in 60 seconds.

Discover how the generate-shortcuts-skill for Claude Code transforms natural language into valid macOS/iOS Shortcuts. This free open-source tool exposes 427+ actions and 728 AppIntents to AI, eliminating manual visual programming. Complete installation guide and real code examples included.

AI WhatChelin auto-updates daily with 46+ AI tools compared across coding, creativity, and office work. Stop wasting hours on tool research — get evidence-based recommendations powered by GitHub Actions and Claude Code intelligence gathering.

GitNexus is a zero-server code intelligence engine that indexes codebases into interactive knowledge graphs with built-in Graph RAG agents. Discover how it prevents breaking changes, enables deep codebase analysis, and integrates with Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex through native MCP tools.

Stop guessing your AI coding costs. Agentic Metric is the local-only, open-source tool that monitors token usage across Claude Code, Codex, Copilot & more—with real-time TUI dashboards, historical trends, and zero data leaving your machine.

Discover how Claude Code skills for ComfyUI custom nodes revolutionize development. Master V3 API, frontend extensions, and packaging through natural language. Install in minutes, ship nodes in hours.

SkillHub Desktop is the open-source solution for managing AI coding skills across multiple tools. Sync prompts between Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf & more with one desktop app. Built with Tauri and Rust for native performance.

Discover agtop, the top-style TUI that exposes what your Claude Code and Codex agents are really doing. Real-time cost tracking, context pressure monitoring, and complete operational visibility—in your terminal, with one command.

Transform your coding agent into an autonomous AI researcher with 98 battle-tested skills covering the full research lifecycle—from ideation to published paper. Install AI-Research-SKILLs in one command.

Quotio is a native macOS menu bar app that unifies Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, and other AI coding assistants with real-time quota tracking and smart auto-failover. Install free via Homebrew.

Discover cmux, the open-source Ghostty-based macOS terminal with vertical tabs, intelligent notifications, and scriptable browser integration built specifically for AI coding agents. Stop losing track of parallel agent sessions.

Discover how the /render skill transforms Claude Code into a parametric 3D modeling powerhouse using build123d. Generate, edit, and export 3D models from natural language — with real code examples and installation guide.

Claude Remember adds persistent memory to Claude Code, automatically saving sessions, compressing them through Haiku, and injecting history into new sessions. Stop re-explaining everything—your agent finally remembers.

Claude HUD is the essential open-source plugin for Claude Code that exposes real-time session metrics—context usage, active tools, running agents, and todo progress—directly in your terminal's statusline.