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agent_dash is a lightweight web dashboard that aggregates API usage logs from multiple AI coding agent providers (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini) into a single unified view. Engineering teams can import CSV/JSON log files or enable real-time API polling to track token spend, task completion rates, estimated time saved versus manual effort, and usage concen

  • Updated Feb 27, 2026
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glasses_radar is a command-line security tool that passively monitors nearby Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) advertisements to detect the radio fingerprint signatures of smart glasses such as Meta Ray-Bans and similar devices. It continuously scans for known manufacturer IDs, service UUIDs, and device name patterns associated with smart glasses, alertin

  • Updated Feb 28, 2026
  • Python

mapguard is a CLI security tool that scans npm packages and published JavaScript/TypeScript bundles for accidentally included source map (.map) files that reference or embed original source code. Inspired by real-world incidents like Anthropic's accidental Claude Code source leak via a map file in their npm package, mapguard analyzes local director

  • Updated Apr 1, 2026
  • Python

AgentLens is a lightweight, local observability dashboard for AI coding agents. It watches your filesystem and processes in real time, capturing file reads/writes, shell commands, and outbound API calls made by autonomous agents like OpenClaw or Aider. Events are streamed live to a clean web UI via Server-Sent Events, giving developers a clear audi

  • Updated Feb 27, 2026
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n8n Forge is a CLI tool that converts plain-English automation descriptions into ready-to-import n8n workflow JSON files using an LLM (OpenAI GPT). Users simply describe their desired automation (e.g., 'check competitor prices weekly and add to Google Sheets'), and the tool generates a valid n8n workflow JSON with appropriate nodes, connections, an

  • Updated Feb 28, 2026
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local_agent_runner is a minimal open-source CLI harness for defining and executing multi-step agentic workflows powered entirely by a local LLM via Ollama. Developers write simple YAML task definitions that chain together tool-calling steps—file I/O, shell commands, and web search—while a sandboxed execution mode captures all side effects and produ

  • Updated Mar 12, 2026
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AgentFence is a lightweight open-source Python library and CLI tool that wraps AI agent execution environments with configurable permission boundaries, rate limits, and action whitelists. It intercepts and optionally blocks dangerous operations—such as file deletion, arbitrary HTTP calls, subprocess execution, and environment variable access—before

  • Updated Mar 4, 2026
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sheet_genie is a command-line tool that converts natural language descriptions into ready-to-paste Excel and Google Sheets formulas using OpenAI's GPT models. Simply describe what you want your spreadsheet to do, and sheet_genie returns validated, syntax-checked formulas instantly. It supports single interactive queries, batch processing from a tex

  • Updated Mar 7, 2026
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dc_impact is a web-based calculator that estimates the environmental footprint of AI model training and inference workloads. Given hardware type, cloud region, duration, and workload parameters, it computes carbon emissions (CO2e), water usage (liters), and power consumption (kWh) using real-world PUE, WUE, and regional carbon intensity data. Resul

  • Updated Mar 28, 2026
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vulndiff is a diff-aware security scanner designed for teams using AI coding assistants like GitHub Copilot or Cursor. It analyzes staged or committed code changes against a curated set of vulnerability patterns covering OWASP Top 10, injection flaws, authentication issues, and more. By operating directly on git diffs rather than entire codebases,

  • Updated Mar 25, 2026
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npm_sentinel is a command-line security tool that audits package.json and node_modules directories for supply chain attack vectors including typosquatting, suspicious post-install hooks, and rogue MCP server injections. It uses fuzzy string matching against a curated database of legitimate popular packages to flag potential typosquats, inspects npm

  • Updated Feb 26, 2026
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