Tools

Terminal coding agent from Charm: switch models mid-session while keeping context, manage multiple sessions per project, pull code context via LSP, and extend with MCP and any OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible API.

Graph-based task tracker CLI (bd) for coding agents: replaces Markdown plans with a dependency-aware task graph that gives long tasks persistent memory. Stored in Dolt and syncable across machines; bd init hooks it into Claude Code and Codex automatically.

Helps turn a fuzzy intention into a concrete, measurable goal before work starts: outcome, verification evidence, success threshold, scope and stop conditions, then creates it with the goal tool (get_goal, create_goal). From OpenAI's official skills repo.

Graph-based task tracking and memory for coding agents: a dependency graph replaces Markdown plans, agents claim ready work with bd ready and keep context across sessions. The plugin injects workflow instructions through hooks. Requires the bd CLI.

Parses a PRD into a dependency-aware task list so Claude Code, Cursor and other agents pick up the next task in order, split subtasks and update progress. Offers both a CLI and an MCP server. Needs at least one model API key, or reuse a Claude Code or Codex login.

Parses a PRD into a dependency-aware task list with complexity analysis, task breakdown and research; the plugin bundles slash commands, subagents and the MCP server. Needs a model API key, or reuse a Claude Code or Codex CLI login.

Parses a PRD into a dependency-aware task list so Cursor, Claude Code and other coding agents break it down, implement it and track progress; also works as a CLI. Needs at least one model API key, or reuse a Claude Code or Codex CLI login.

Manus-style file-based planning: writes the plan, findings and progress to three Markdown files and injects them into context each turn via hooks, so the agent resumes from the current phase after /clear, compaction or a crash. Supports Claude Code, Codex and many other agents.

Keeps the plan, research findings and progress in three files (task_plan.md, findings.md, progress.md) and injects them every turn via hooks, so work resumes after /clear, context compaction or an interrupted session. A Chinese-language variant is also available.

Plugin marketplace for product managers: 9 plugins, 60+ skills and 40+ chained workflows covering product discovery, strategy, PRDs and roadmaps, market research, go-to-market and growth. Installs in both Claude Code and Codex.

Product management skills collection: 69 skills and 42 chained workflows for discovery, strategy, PRDs, roadmaps, go-to-market and growth analytics. Installing it as a Claude Code plugin also adds commands such as /write-prd.

Proofreads drafts: once you explain the text's purpose, it finds grammar, logic and flow issues and gives located suggestions with reasons, without rewriting the whole piece or changing your voice. Rules and examples target English. Part of PM Skills; no extra account needed.

Turns an article or Markdown into a set of slide images: drafts an outline and style first, then generates each page, and can merge them into PPTX or PDF. Comes with over ten visual presets. Needs a working image generation backend.

CLI and library for evaluating and red-teaming LLM apps: compare prompts and model outputs in bulk, scan for security vulnerabilities and plug into CI/CD, with evals running locally. Now part of OpenAI and still open source under MIT.

The MCP server built into the Angular CLI (ng mcp): lets agents search the official angular.dev docs, get best practices, list workspace projects, start the dev server and run build and test targets. Supports read-only and offline modes. Maintained by the Angular team.

Distills a colleague, friend or public figure's chats, documents and public material into a persona profile packaged as a callable skill, for handoffs and preserving know-how. Collects material from Lark, DingTalk, Slack and more. Mind privacy and consent when using others' data.

160+ specialized Claude Code subagents, packaged as plugins in 10 categories such as core development, languages, infrastructure, testing and security, and data and AI, so you install only what you need.

Open-source e-book manager whose command-line tools (ebook-convert, ebook-meta, calibredb) batch-convert between EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, PDF, DOCX and more and manage library metadata. The install command is Linux-only; on macOS and Windows use the installer.

All-in-one toolchain for web projects: fast formatting and linting with 500+ rules for JS, TS, JSX, JSON, CSS and GraphQL. Formatting is highly compatible with Prettier, and check --write applies all fixes in one pass.

Every's compound engineering workflow: brainstorm, plan, execute, simplify and review, then capture what was learned as docs for future work. Includes 36 skills and supports Claude Code, Codex and a dozen other hosts.

Define cloud infrastructure in general-purpose languages like TypeScript, Python and Go, then preview and deploy with pulumi up to AWS, Azure, GCP, Kubernetes and 300+ other providers. Open source and maintained by Pulumi.

Declarative diagram scripting language: describe architecture diagrams, flowcharts and sequence diagrams in concise text with automatic layout, then render with the d2 command to SVG, PNG, PDF or PPTX. Lets agents produce diagrams you can version-control.

Open-source Zapier alternative with a built-in MCP server: agents can build and test automations in plain language, manage tables, or call hundreds of apps like email, spreadsheets and chat. Use the cloud or self-host, enable the MCP server in settings and connect via OAuth.

Fast speech transcription built on faster-whisper, with word-level timestamps and speaker diarization, suited to meeting notes and subtitles. Diarization needs a Hugging Face token; GPU acceleration needs CUDA.