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Automated security auditing for project dependencies. Scans package files (npm, pip, maven, etc.) for vulnerabilities, CVEs, and license issues, offering automated fix suggestions and integration for secure deployment workflows.
GPT Researcher is an autonomous AI agent for comprehensive web and local research, generating detailed, cited reports using a planner-executor-publisher architecture.
Full-stack application orchestrator that analyzes natural language requests to determine tech stacks, scaffold projects, and coordinate specialized development agents.
Automated security vulnerability scanner implementing OWASP Top 10 testing for SAST/DAST, dependency auditing, and auth/authorization validation in CI/CD pipelines.
React Native performance optimization guide covering FPS, TTI, bundle size, memory leaks, and profiling patterns based on Callstack's industry-standard expertise.
Efficiently manage git worktrees with automated file synchronization, background task execution, and CLI-based workspace orchestration.
Automates the creation and maintenance of CLAUDE.md files. It monitors codebase evolution and keeps project memory in sync with file changes, structure, and build commands.
CLI/TUI tool to search, preview, and download GIFs from Tenor and Giphy, with integrated frame extraction and sprite sheet generation for developers and content creators.
Manage Apple Notes directly from your terminal. Create, view, edit, delete, search, and export notes via the memo CLI on macOS.
A framework for an LLM-based NetHack agent that dynamically synthesizes Python code in a secure sandbox to perform complex dungeon exploration and gameplay actions via a high-level API.
Automates production deployment workflows with version management, health checks, release tagging, and post-deployment monitoring.
Manage your Apple Reminders directly from your terminal. List, add, edit, complete, or delete reminders and lists using remindctl.