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APIs, infrastructure, open-source tools, testing systems, and utilities that help software teams build and ship.
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ctrlops.io
Local-first Linux server management with an AI-assisted terminal.
CtrlOps is a desktop app for SSH, files, monitoring, and one-click deploys without installing agents on the server. Credentials stay on the operator’s machine while the assistant helps with day-to-day DevOps work.
modelpiper.com
Private, on-device AI for talking to and automating a Mac.
ModelPiper runs local models on macOS and can also connect to Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic, or Groq. Builders use it to chat with the machine, assemble visual pipelines, and keep the default path off the cloud.
yantrikdb.com
A persistent memory database built for AI agents, not chat logs.
YantrikDB stores semantic recall, a knowledge graph, and time-decayed memories that agents can query later. It ships as a Rust engine, a Python package, an MCP server, or a replicated network service.
graftcode.com
Call methods across languages as if the services were already local.
Graftcode generates typed clients so modules can invoke each other without writing APIs, queues, or SDKs. The pitch is less glue code for humans and fewer tokens for coding agents that would otherwise generate that plumbing.
reasonkit.sh
Structured thinking modes for coding agents, delivered over MCP.
ReasonKit Think is an Apache-licensed MCP server that adds named reasoning modes, fail-closed verification, and an auditable decision log. Installers detect local AI clients and wire the server in without a separate cloud account.
