Tools

Spec-driven development and context engineering framework (formerly Get Shit Done): a five-step loop of discuss, plan, execute, verify and ship, handing heavy work to subagents with fresh context to avoid degradation in long sessions. Supports Claude Code, Codex and more.

Turns architecture explanations, diff reviews, plan reviews and data comparisons into self-contained HTML pages or slides with Mermaid diagrams and light and dark themes, replacing ASCII diagrams in the terminal.

Turns terminal output like architecture explanations, diff reviews and plan comparisons into styled HTML pages or slides with zoomable interactive Mermaid diagrams, replacing hard-to-read ASCII diagrams and tables. No build step; open directly in a browser.

Generates editable draw.io architecture diagrams, ER diagrams, UML and BPMN flows from natural language or from Terraform, SQL DDL, OpenAPI specs and code repos, with incremental sync and multi-format export. Native export needs the draw.io desktop app.

Universal psql-style SQL command line: one tool to connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQL Server, Oracle and dozens of other SQL and NoSQL databases, with support for copying data between databases.

Lets agents run terminal commands on your machine, manage long-running processes, and read, write, search and diff-edit files. Extends the official Filesystem server; collects pseudonymized telemetry by default (no file contents or command arguments), which you can turn off in config.

Processes CSV, TSV, JSON and other structured data like awk, sed, cut, join and sort, but by field name, for cleaning, aggregation, format conversion and pretty-printing. The command is mlr; written in Go with no runtime dependencies.

Open-source research agent: one command runs literature reviews, deep research, paper reviews, paper-code consistency checks and replication plans, searching arXiv, PubMed and more with sources recorded. Good for grad students writing reviews. Run feynman setup to sign in to a model provider.

Linter and formatter for 20+ SQL dialects that auto-fixes most issues and handles Jinja templating and dbt projects (dbt needs a plugin), suited to warehouse code review and CI.

Lets agents query AWS bills, cost trends, budgets and spending anomalies, and recommends Savings Plans, Reserved Instances and rightsizing. Maintained by AWS; requires AWS credentials.

Official AWS MCP for managing FHIR health data in AWS HealthLake: CRUD, advanced search, full patient records, and import and export, with a read-only mode to prevent changes. Needs an AWS account, a paid HealthLake data store and local AWS credentials; clinical conclusions need professional review.

Official AWS MCP that validates CloudFormation templates for syntax and security compliance, diagnoses deployment failures, and searches CloudFormation and CDK docs, code samples and best practices. Replaces the deprecated Cloud Control API server; needs AWS credentials.

Official AWS MCP to create and manage EKS clusters, deploy apps, manage Kubernetes resources, and read pod logs and events for troubleshooting. Read-only by default; writes need --allow-write and reading logs needs --allow-sensitive-data-access.

Official AWS MCP that searches and reads AWS documentation, converts it to Markdown for agents to cite, and suggests related pages. No AWS credentials needed; requires uv.

Official AWS MCP that queries CloudWatch metrics, alarms and logs, analyzes log anomaly patterns and recommends alarm settings, helping agents with root cause analysis. Requires AWS credentials.

Privacy compliance plugin: decides whether processing activities need a PIA or DPIA, generates privacy impact assessments, reviews DPAs from the controller or processor side, and drafts DSAR responses within statutory deadlines. Official from Anthropic.

Anthropic's official AI governance plugin: tiers AI use cases against your internal register, runs impact assessments across applicable laws such as the EU AI Act, reviews vendor AI terms for training-data and liability risk, and periodically checks for drift between AI policy and practice.

Extracts the main content of a web page, stripping comments, sidebars, headers and footers, and outputs clean HTML or Markdown with metadata like title, author and publish date, saving tokens when agents read the web. Built for Obsidian Web Clipper by kepano; still in development.

Distributed data integration tool and Apache top-level project with 160+ connectors for batch, real-time and CDC sync. Define jobs in config files and run them on the built-in Zeta engine or on Flink or Spark. Requires Java.

Rendering engine that lays out HTML and CSS and exports PDF, supporting paged media and other print style standards, ideal for generating reports, invoices and receipts in bulk. Written in Python; depends on the system Pango library.

NVIDIA's open-source LLM vulnerability scanner that probes for prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage, hallucination and harmful content, supporting OpenAI, Hugging Face, Bedrock and most REST-accessible models. Scanning cloud models needs their API keys.

Annotate and review agent-generated plans, docs and code diffs in the browser, then send feedback back to the agent in one click. Hooks into plan mode and supports Claude Code, Codex and other agents. Run the official install script to set up the CLI first.

High-accuracy retrieval-augmented Q&A over paper PDFs, text and Office documents, filling in citation metadata, checking retractions and attaching traceable sources to answers. Provides the pqa CLI and a Python library. Needs an LLM API key by default; local models can be configured.

Terminal tool for exploring and wrangling tabular data: opens dozens of formats including CSV, JSON, Excel and SQLite for filtering, sorting, pivots and frequency counts. --batch mode replays actions headlessly or converts file formats.