A command center for AI agents that syncs Claude Code sessions across terminal, web, and mobile. Allows for remote monitoring, human-in-the-loop interaction, and team collaboration.
Browserbase Open Operator: an open-source Operator-style web agent built on Stagehand; demonstrates full task decomposition, action planning, and evidence collection using the Browserbase cloud.
Notte open-source web agent environment. It converts browser sessions into a Markov Decision Process with structured observation/action spaces, making browsers first-class RL and LLM agent environments.
Well-crafted toolset for session continuity, featuring skills/commands to avoid compaction and recover context across sessions with cross-agent handoff between Claude Code and Codex CLI. Includes a fast Rust/Tantivy-powered full-text session search (TUI for humans, skill/CLI for agents), tmux-cli skill + command for interacting with scripts and CLI agents, and safety hooks to block dangerous commands.
E2B Desktop Sandbox: a cloud virtual desktop (Ubuntu + VNC) with Python SDK for screenshot, mouse, keyboard, and process control; designed for AI agents that need a full GUI environment in an isolated VM.
claude-code-ide.el integrates Claude Code with Emacs, like Anthropic’s VS Code/IntelliJ extensions. It shows ediff-based code suggestions, pulls LSP/flymake/flycheck diagnostics, and tracks buffer context. It adds an extensible MCP tool support for symbol refs/defs, project metadata, and tree-sitter AST queries.
Emergence AI agent-E browser agent: hierarchical LLM-based web automation that uses DOM distillation and action abstraction layers to achieve significantly higher benchmark accuracy than prior browser agents.
A Node.js CLI tool that automatically generates configs (rules, ignore files, MCP servers, commands, and subagents) for various AI coding agents. Rulesync can convert configs between Claude Code and other AI agents in both directions.
Research browser agent from Zhejiang University and HKU. It uses GPT-4V interleaved screenshot + HTML observations to complete open-ended web tasks; established an early web-agent benchmark (WebVoyager).