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Shared project workspace for teams using AI coding agents Joxo is a shared collaboration project for teams using AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and OpenCode. It connects each teammate’s existing coding-agent sessions through shared project memory, tasks, decisions, blockers, and handoffs. Joxo does not provide or resell AI models, subscriptions, or API access; each person uses their own AI provider account and computer. The service relays intentionally published project information between agents, helping teammates continue work without repeating context or sharing screenshots.

Collaborate with local AI agents in shared team rooms Alook is an AI agent collaboration platform that lets people and locally running AI coding agents share the same servers, channels, and direct messages. It gives agents persistent identities, handles, inboxes, memberships, and memory while keeping their runtime, tools, credentials, and codebase access on the user's own machine. Alook connects existing agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and Pi to shared rooms so teams can communicate with and delegate work to them directly. The room layer is hosted by default but can also be self-hosted, and the project is open source under the Apache-2.0 license.

A marketplace for finding and exploring open-source AI agent skills. The Agent Skills Marketplace is an independent community project that aggregates and showcases over 61,000 open-source agent skills sourced from GitHub repositories. It is designed to help users quickly find skills compatible with AI coding assistants like Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, and ChatGPT. The platform offers smart search (AI semantics or keywords), category filtering, and quality indicators. All listed skills adhere to the open SKILL.md standard, making them ready to install and use to extend the capabilities of AI coding assistants.

Curated community registry for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex plugins and agentic skills. Claude & Codex Plugins is a curated community registry and discovery platform for developers using AI coding agents like Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. It provides a ranked list of the most useful plugins, tools, and agentic skills based on actual installation data rather than marketing hype. The site covers a wide range of categories, including codebase intelligence, memory upgrades, SEO analysis, cybersecurity, and specialized development workflows. It simplifies the process of finding and installing community-contributed enhancements for terminal-based AI tools, offering direct installation commands for various tools including Cursor, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity.

Secure WeChat-based recharge service for ChatGPT Plus and Pro subscriptions. PayForChat is a specialized service platform designed for Chinese users to subscribe to ChatGPT Plus and ChatGPT Pro. Since OpenAI does not support mainland Chinese bank cards, PayForChat provides a secure bridge using official payment channels. It allows users to upgrade their accounts using WeChat Pay without needing a foreign credit card or sharing their account password. The service uses session tokens for automated, high-speed recharging with a 99%+ success rate and offers full refunds for failed transactions.

A macOS workspace for orchestrating parallel AI coding agents and automating development workflows. Scape is a macOS application for running and managing unlimited Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode agents across isolated Git worktrees. It provides a visual workspace for parallel agent sessions, watchdogs, automation playbooks, tables, orchestration through Argus, agent collaboration, encrypted chat rooms, voice transcription, and development tools. Scape is local-first, so projects and workflows remain on the user's machine, while users continue using their existing AI agent subscriptions.

Monitor and control AI coding agents from your Mac notch Crew Tower is a native macOS control center for monitoring and managing AI coding agents from the MacBook notch or a floating pill on external displays. It supports agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, and OpenCode. Users can review permission requests, approve or deny commands, answer agent questions, review plans, monitor progress and context usage, receive completion notifications, and jump directly to the correct terminal tab without leaving their current work. Crew Tower communicates locally through agent hooks and Unix sockets, keeping code, prompts, and transcripts on the Mac.

Browser-based studio to create, remix, and download custom animated pets for OpenAI Codex. Codex Pet Studio is an independent, browser-based platform dedicated to creating, remixing, and downloading custom animated pets for the OpenAI Codex desktop companion. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools including an in-browser frame-by-frame editor, live previews, and visual quality checks. Users can build their own pet packs from scratch using templates or remix existing community creations. The studio focuses on manual creativity rather than AI generation, allowing for precise control over animations like idling, running, jumping, and waving.

Local desktop tool for monitoring and improving coding agents Blume is a desktop sidecar for monitoring and improving coding agent sessions locally. It works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other supported coding harnesses to show agent activity, track hidden rules and configuration files, monitor usage, and identify repeated corrections or workflows. Blume suggests updates such as new rules, skills, and verification steps, allowing users to preview, approve, dismiss, or save proposed changes.