A community-driven leaderboard tool that enables developers to visualize, track, and compete based on their Claude Code usage statistics. It features robust data analytics, GitHub OAuth, data validation, and user-friendly CLI/web submission methods.
A self-contained Docker runner that forwards your current workspace into a safe(r) isolated docker container, where you still have access to your Claude Code settings, authentication, ssh agent, pgp, optionally aws keys etc.
A web-based browser for your Claude Code conversation history across projects, with full-text search, a dashboard of high-level figures and several export formats. Runs locally with no telemetry.
Go-based TUI that streams Claude Code's hidden output (thinking, tool calls, subagents) to a separate terminal. Watch multiple sessions simultaneously, filter by content type, and track background tasks. Ideal for debugging or understanding what Claude is doing under the hood without interrupting your main session.
Run Claude Code in a Docker container with git worktrees as volume mounts to enable safer usage of `--dangerously-skip-permissions` for frictionless one- shotting prompts. Allows users to spin up multiple instances of Claude Code in the background easily with reduced permission fatigue.
A specialized tool to manage context isolation and focused task execution with Claude Code, solving the critical challenge of context length limitations and task focus when working with Claude on complex, multi-step projects.
Efficiently restore context from previous Claude Code sessions by analyzing session files and git history. Features multi-factor data collection across numerous Claude Code capacities with time-based filtering. Uses tail-based parsing for efficient handling of large session files up to 2GB. Includes both a CLI tool for manual analysis and a Claude Code skill for automatic session restoration.
High-performance Go implementation of Claude Code hooks and utilities. Provides smart linting, testing, and statusline generation with minimal overhead.
Use to give an agent a universal identity and reachable channels, a stable handle the agent presents across surfaces, when agents need to be addressable and authenticated rather than anonymous processes.
CLI that detects dead `.claude/rules/` files by checking if `paths:` globs actually match files in your repo. Catches silent rule failures where renamed directories or typos in glob patterns cause rules to never apply. Features CI mode (exit 1 on dead rules), JSON output, and verbose mode showing matched files.
Use to run many agents in parallel as a visible grid of terminal panes: create an NxM layout, name and monitor panes, broadcast or target prompts, and save/restore whole company configurations.
Armory: a ranked catalog of 64,000+ open-source agent-harness components with a CLI (`armory search|install|init|rank`), an MCP server and a REST API; every row carries one 0–100 score from public signals.
Use to scaffold a complete agent-native harness: the CLAUDE.md, rules, skills, hooks, sub-agents, and memory layout, so a new project starts with the full discipline stack instead of an empty repo.