developer-tools products

Terminai integrates an AI assistant directly into any terminal environment, remaining hidden until invoked by the user. It provides AI-powered assistance without disrupting the existing terminal workflow or requiring a separate application. The tool is designed for developers who want on-demand AI help without leaving their command-line interface.

Peek-CLI is a command-line tool that enables Claude Code to capture and view browser screenshots during development sessions. It bridges the gap between AI-assisted coding and visual browser output, allowing Claude to inspect rendered pages directly. The tool is designed to integrate into developer workflows where visual feedback from the browser is needed alongside code generation.

Video Effects SDK is a developer toolkit for adding real-time video processing capabilities to applications, including virtual backgrounds and avatar effects. It provides APIs for integrating features such as background removal, blur, and face-based augmentations into video streams. The SDK targets developers building video conferencing, streaming, or communication tools.

microide is a lightweight IDE designed to be controlled by LLM agents, built entirely through AI-assisted (vibecoded) development. It provides a programmable interface that allows language model agents to drive coding tasks directly within the environment. The project is open source and accessible via GitHub Pages.

Code-Manager is a command-line tool for managing and organizing code snippets. It allows developers to save, search, and retrieve reusable code fragments from a local repository. The tool is designed to streamline workflow by keeping frequently used code accessible from the terminal.

Tinysandbox is a lightweight sandboxing tool for running isolated code or processes in a controlled environment. It is available as an open-source project on GitHub. Designed for developers who need a minimal, straightforward sandboxing solution without heavy dependencies.

Santui is a terminal-based dashboard that serves as a home base for developers working in the command line. It provides a centralized interface within the terminal for organizing and accessing common tools and information. The project is open source and available on GitHub.

KiCad in the Browser is a web-based implementation of the KiCad PCB design tool that runs directly in a browser without local installation. It allows users to open and interact with KiCad schematic and PCB files through a web interface. The project is demonstrated via a hosted demo environment at pcbjam.com.

Gubbi is a command-line tool for scaffolding and managing Python projects hosted on GitHub. It automates common project setup tasks such as creating directory structures and configuration files. The tool is open source and available on GitHub.

A framework for building offline-first web applications using pure Go and HTML, without requiring JavaScript. It enables developers to write client-side web logic entirely in Go, targeting WebAssembly or similar runtimes. The tool is designed for Go developers who want to build installable, offline-capable web apps with familiar tooling.

A daily-refreshed API that serves as a drop-in replacement for LiteLLM's model price map. It provides up-to-date pricing data for AI models, keeping cost information current without manual updates. Developers can substitute it directly into existing LiteLLM integrations via the hosted endpoint.

CAVS is an open-source developer tool hosted on GitHub. It provides functionality for developers to manage or validate workflows, though specific feature details are limited from available signals. The project is available for community contribution and self-hosting.

WebCensus is an open-source pipeline designed to search for specific URL paths across millions of domains at high speed. It enables developers and security researchers to scan large sets of domains for the presence of particular endpoints or file paths. The tool is available on GitHub and targets use cases such as reconnaissance, asset discovery, and web infrastructure analysis.

Devflow CMS is an open-source content management system hosted on GitHub under the getdevflow organization. It is designed for developers seeking a structured way to manage and deliver content. The project is in early stages with limited community traction at this time.

WakaWiki is a command-line tool that generates and maintains documentation for AI agents within a codebase. It helps developers keep agent-related documentation up to date directly from the terminal. The project is open source and hosted on GitHub.

Hermex is an iOS application that integrates with the Hermes agent framework to enable LLM-powered interactions on Apple devices. It provides a native mobile interface for running and managing Hermes-based AI agents. The project is open source and targets iOS developers working with large language model tooling.

Local MCP is a tool that enables developers to run Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers locally on their machines. It provides a local environment for connecting AI models and tools through the MCP standard. The tool is designed to support development and testing of MCP-based integrations without requiring remote infrastructure.

InputTest.online is a web-based tool for testing keyboard and input device behavior directly in the browser. It helps developers verify input handling, key events, and character encoding across different environments. The tool is useful for debugging input-related issues in web applications.

FastAPI AI Kit is a developer toolkit for building AI-powered applications using the FastAPI framework. It provides pre-built components and integrations aimed at accelerating the development of SaaS and AI-driven APIs. The kit targets developers looking to streamline backend setup for artificial intelligence projects.

Onboard CLI is a command-line tool designed to streamline developer onboarding workflows. It integrates with GitHub to help teams automate and manage setup processes from the terminal. The tool is aimed at improving productivity for developers joining new projects or repositories.

Waypoint.nvim is a Neovim plugin that provides bookmark or navigation waypoint functionality within the editor. It allows users to mark and jump between specific locations in their codebase. The plugin is written in Lua and follows standard Neovim plugin conventions.

TeXposit is a developer tool available at texposit.com focused on LaTeX-related functionality. It provides utilities for working with TeX-based documents or typesetting workflows. Specific features are based on the tooling available on the site.

A command-line tool that converts Markdown files into PDF documents. It is designed for developers who need a straightforward way to generate PDFs from Markdown source files via the terminal. The project is open source and available on GitHub.

Isthistechdead.com is a reference site that helps developers assess whether a technology, framework, or tool is still actively maintained and widely used. The site received a full UI revamp, improving its visual design and usability. It provides a quick way to check the status and relevance of various technologies.