Self-hosted multi-agent system that autonomously plans and runs penetration tests using tools like nmap, Metasploit and sqlmap in Docker.
Open-source memory layer that captures coding-agent session history across harnesses and turns it into reusable knowledge for future agents.
Open-source job search engine that aggregates IT postings pulled directly from company ATS career pages.
The Go programming language: an open source, statically typed language and toolchain for building simple, reliable, and efficient software.
Open-source LLM knowledge platform that turns documents into a searchable RAG system, a multi-step reasoning agent, and a maintained wiki.
Persistent memory system for AI coding agents, shipped as a single Go binary backed by SQLite with FTS5 search.
Open-source local AI engine that runs LLMs, vision, voice, image, and video models behind OpenAI-compatible APIs on CPU or GPU.
Scans git repos, files, and stdin for hardcoded secrets such as passwords, API keys, and tokens.
Autonomous API and web-app penetration testing tool that runs a swarm of AI agents to chain exploits and prove vulnerabilities.
Distributed security asset discovery platform covering subdomain enumeration, port scanning, vulnerability scanning, and page monitoring.
Local-first browser and analytics tool for searching, costing, and tracking sessions from AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex.
Terraform core: a CLI and graph engine for declaring, planning, and applying infrastructure changes from versioned configuration files.
Open-source, community-governed fork of HashiCorp Vault for storing, encrypting, and distributing secrets, certificates, and keys.
Go tool that searches and downloads music from many streaming platforms via CLI, TUI, Web, or desktop apps.
Declarative Kubernetes-style orchestrator that runs sandboxed autonomous agent tasks on Agent Substrate, with workspaces and model specs.
A Go terminal multiplexer and tiling window manager with daemon-backed sessions and a shared Inbox for coding agents running in its panes.
Open-source systems monitoring system and time series database that collects metrics, evaluates rules, and triggers alerts.
Open source system for deploying, scaling, and managing containerized applications across clusters of hosts.