New on EveryDev.ai: fak — the Fused Agent Kernel fak (Fused Agent Kernel) is an open-source Go binary that sits between an AI agent and the tools it calls, acting as a.

Tired of AI tools that can't actually touch your project board? It's a Plan is a self-hosted issue tracker where AI agents sit alongside your team as real assignees, run on a schedule, and act on issues autonomously. Full specs in the next post. #DevTools

Writing API test scripts by hand is slow. Bruno AI adds inline autocomplete, script generation, and test generation right inside the Bruno client — using your own OpenAI or Anthropic keys, so your data never touches Bruno's servers. More in the next post. #DevTools

Tired of duct-taping together AI tools for every business task? YokeBot lets you deploy teams of specialized agents that plan, collaborate, and execute autonomously — with browser automation, voice meetings, and human review gates built in. More in the next post. #DevTools

Paying Pusher bills just to stream realtime events you could self-host? Sockudo is a Rust-built, Pusher-compatible server with durable history, push notifications, and horizontal fanout. Full specs in the next post. #DevTools

Tired of generic diagram templates that never match your brand? Diagram Design is a Claude Code skill that generates 27 editorial-quality diagram types as self-contained HTML/SVG — auto-matched to your brand colors and fonts in 60 seconds. Full breakdown next post. #DevTools

Coordinating multiple AI agents usually means hardcoding task order and hoping nothing breaks. Open Multi-Agent turns a goal into a dynamic task DAG at runtime, runs agents concurrently, and recovers from failures mid-run. Open source TypeScript. More in the next post. #DevTools

Tired of AI editors phoning home with your code? Sylix by is a local-first editor built in Rust with no telemetry, a verify loop that auto-fixes failing tests, and git worktree isolation for AI changes. Under 35MB. More in the next post. #DevTools

What if your automation scripts could browse the web, send emails, coordinate with each other, and run on a schedule without you babysitting them? is an open-source autonomous agent platform built for exactly that. Full specs in the next post. #DevTools

Juggling multiple coding agents across branches is a mess. Zenbu gives you a hackable macOS desktop for Pi with Git worktree support, so you can run parallel agents side-by-side without losing context. Open source. More in the next post. #DevTools

Grepping a large codebase to trace a bug through 10 files? Code-Graph-RAG maps your entire repo as a knowledge graph so you can ask questions in plain English and get structural answers. 14 languages supported. See what it can actually do next. #DevTools

Tired of stitching together agents, task trackers, and workflow tools just to automate one process? PlumoAI gives you autonomous AI employees that plan, pick their own agents, and ship outcomes with built-in project management. Self-hostable, 100% your data. More in the next post. #DevTools

New on EveryDev.ai: Open GSD (Git Ship Done) Open GSD is a context-engineering and spec-driven development framework built in public under the MIT license.

Open-source platform that runs AI agents like staff? The real difference is how much company structure it imposes. - mutxdev's - MulticaAI - papercliping - WUPHF www.everydev.ai/tools/compa...

Generic AI prompts don't cut it when you need a real specialist. Agency Agents gives you 144+ domain-specific AI personalities across engineering, design, marketing, finance and more — each with defined workflows and actual deliverables. Full install details next post. #DevTools

Complex workflows eating your day? Eigent spins up a parallel AI workforce on your local machine, with specialized agents for code, browsing, docs and more. 100% open source, zero cloud dependencies. has a lot going on. #DevTools

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Running multiple AI agents usually means juggling separate tools, contexts, and zero coordination. WUPHF spins up a full multi-agent office (CEO, PM, engineers, designer) with one `npx wuphf` command and a browser UI where they actually collaborate. MIT licensed. #DevTools

After Effects is expensive and closed. Premation is an open-source desktop motion graphics studio with a WebGPU render engine, bone rigging, particle emitters, and an AI assistant that lands every change as an undoable step. Worth a closer look. #DevTools

Shipping AI agents to prod without knowing when they go off the rails? Prefactor scores every run in real time, detects drift, flags PII, and can block or kill a rogue agent instantly. No code deploy needed. See how it works in the next post. #DevTools

Designing ontologies by hand in raw RDF/XML is painful. Ontology Playground by gives you a visual designer, live graph preview, and OWL export so you can model knowledge graphs without the syntax headache. Curious what else it ships with? #DevTools

Parsing unstructured text with LLMs but can't trust where the data came from? LangExtract by maps every extracted field back to exact character intervals so you know it's grounded, not hallucinated. Full specs in the next post. #DevTools

AI writes the code, but does it match what you actually specced out? Prelint reviews every PR against your product specs to catch business logic drift, compliance violations, and scope creep before they ship. Worth a look if you're shipping AI-generated code at scale. #DevTools

Tired of cloud dictation tools that need accounts, API keys, and send your voice data who-knows-where? Yap by is open-source voice dictation for macOS, fully on-device, zero network calls. Details in the next post. #DevTools

LLM API bills eating into your margins? Tokenless routes each request to the most cost-efficient model on the fly, cutting costs in half without touching your output quality. Two-line drop-in. See how much you'd save in the next post. #DevTools

Got an 8 GB MacBook and thought big local LLMs were off the table? TurboFieldfare runs Gemma 4 26B inference in ~2 GB of RAM using custom Metal kernels and SSD-backed expert streaming. Full specs in the next post. #DevTools

Tired of context-switching between GitHub, your issue tracker, and CI dashboards? puts stacked PRs, inline review, issue tracking, and GitHub-compatible CI/CD in one place. Zen mode for focused reviews is a nice touch. Full breakdown next post. #DevTools

AI coding agents keep forgetting everything between sessions. Greplica gives them persistent memory via a local SQLite graph so they start each session knowing your codebase. Fully local, no telemetry. See how it works in the next post. #DevTools

Running 4 AI coding agents at once and losing track of which one is stuck? agent-manager by gives you a terminal UI to watch Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and more side by side with live status, diff review and resource gauges. Full breakdown next post. #DevTools

Running multiple AI coding agents burns RAM and stalls out mid-task. jcode by is a Rust-built terminal agent with swarms, semantic memory, and KV cache tricks that keep it lean across sessions. Worth a close look. #DevTools