Open source · 10 repos · 10 live apps · no telemetry
Small, self-contained tools that came out of running agents every day. Each one does one job well, runs on your own machine, and has a live page you can open right now.
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Every repository is public, and every tool with a web front end has a live page on this domain. The tools run locally; the pages show them working.
Turns a CLI-agent workspace into a browsable local console: every repo, its git status, documents and agent tools, with live previews.
# Node 18.17+, Git on PATH $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/project-hub.git $ cd project-hub $ cp project-hub/hub.config.example.json project-hub/hub.config.json $ ./project-hub/Start-Hub.ps1
Portable capabilities for Claude Code and compatible agents. One folder, one SKILL.md, loaded only when it applies.
# copy one folder; nothing to register $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/agent-skills.git $ cd agent-skills $ cp -r skills/core/automation/task-router ~/.claude/skills/
Multi-agent edge detection for Kalshi markets: consensus fair values, fee-aware Kelly sizing, and 21 risk gates between a signal and a position.
# Python 3.11+; start in dry-run mode $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/edge-radar.git $ cd edge-radar $ pip install -r requirements.txt
Expected return across 187 activities and seven horizons on one spectrum, from a savings account to a lottery ticket. Plus a backtest simulator.
# the app lives in site/; demo mode needs no API key $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/edge-spectrum.git $ cd edge-spectrum/site $ npm ci $ cp .env.example .env $ npm run dev # → localhost:3001
One pane of glass for every scheduled task on your machine: Task Scheduler, Claude Code routines, Gemini triggers, with Actions and Vercel Cron as observers.
# db + backend + frontend; migrations apply on boot $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/cronsole.git $ cd cronsole $ docker compose --profile docker up --build # → localhost:7373
An MCP server that lets two CLI agents hold a real conversation. Claude Code, Codex and Gemini take turns over a shared SQLite bus.
# Python 3.10+; open /setup first $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/roundtable.git $ cd roundtable $ python -m venv .venv $ .venv/bin/python -m pip install -r requirements.txt $ .venv/bin/python src/web_ui.py # → 127.0.0.1:8765
A full-stack prompt-template manager: public templates, personal libraries, search, markdown and skill packs, with sign-in. React on the front, Postgres behind it.
# the app lives in site/; DATABASE_URL in .env enables sign-in $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/promptbook.git $ cd promptbook/site $ npm install $ cp .env.example .env $ npm run dev # → localhost:3010
48 scheduled Claude Code automations that research, write, build, draw and compose: games, stories, comics, songs, podcasts and digests. Each one is a template you import into Cronsole, its free companion; experimental, with 13 of 48 live-tested.
# Python 3.10+; needs the claude CLI signed in $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/ai-automation-recipes.git $ cd ai-automation-recipes $ pip install -r requirements.txt $ python recipes/short-story/run.py $ python scripts/build_viewer.py --serve # browse at localhost:8000
A Windows desktop app that puts a browser, PowerShell terminals and a sidebar over your project folders into one Electron window. Its MCP server and chat panel let an agent open tabs, read pages and run commands, and every command waits for your click.
# Windows 11, Node.js 24, PowerShell 7; Project Hub running for the sidebar (see the README) $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/houston.git $ cd houston $ npm install $ npm start
A Chrome extension that scans the tab you're on for text hidden from you but readable by an AI agent: color-matched, off-screen, shrunk, aria-hidden, comments and zero-width characters. It runs on click, holds three permissions and makes no network calls.
# Node 22+; then chrome://extensions, Developer mode, Load unpacked, dist/extension/ (see the README) $ git clone https://github.com/ai-automation-tools/cloakscan.git $ cd cloakscan $ npm install $ npm run build
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Resources
Services the repositories document or integrate with, for reaching, wiring up and hosting them. None is required, and none is affiliated.
TailscaleRemote access
tailscale.com
A private network between your own devices. Reach Cronsole and the other local-first apps from a phone or another machine without opening a port.
HTTP ShortcutsShortcuts
http-shortcuts.rmy.ch
Android app that turns an HTTP request into a home-screen button. Point one at a Cronsole task to run it with a tap.
ntfyNotifications
ntfy.sh
Push notifications over plain HTTP, hosted or self-hosted. Send task results and app alerts to your phone or desktop.
n8nAutomation
n8n.io
Workflow automation you can self-host. Chain the tools here with webhooks, schedules and a few hundred other services.
VercelHosting
vercel.com
Push-to-deploy hosting for front ends and serverless functions, with a free tier. Several of the live apps here run on it.
Squarespace DomainsDomains
domains.squarespace.com
Domain registration and DNS. Where you buy a domain and add the records that point it at your host.
Claude CodeCoding agent
claude.com/product/claude-code
Anthropic's agent for the terminal. Roundtable connects to it over MCP, Cronsole manages its routines, the skills catalog is written for it, and every recipe runs on it.
Codex CLICoding agent
github.com/openai/codex
OpenAI's open-source coding agent. One of the CLIs Roundtable seats in a debate, configured in a few lines of config.toml.
Model Context ProtocolProtocol
modelcontextprotocol.io
The open standard for giving an AI agent tools. Roundtable and Cronsole both ship MCP servers, so any MCP client can drive them.
Google AI StudioModel API
aistudio.google.com
Where you get a Gemini API key. Edge Spectrum's advisor needs one, Cronsole can fire Gemini triggers with it, and the recipes use it for images and speech.
OpenAIModel API
developers.openai.com
Where you get an OpenAI API key. The recipes fall back to it for covers and images when no Gemini key is set.
ElevenLabsSpeech & music
elevenlabs.io
Where you get an API key for text-to-speech and music generation. The recipes that write songs, podcasts and voiceovers use it.
Docker DesktopContainers
www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop
Runs containers on Windows and macOS. The quickest Cronsole setup is one docker compose command that brings up the database, backend and frontend.
Cloudflare TunnelRemote access
www.cloudflare.com/products/tunnel
Puts a local app behind an HTTPS address without opening a port. The other remote-access route the Cronsole guide covers, next to Tailscale.
ResendEmail
resend.com
Email-sending API with a free tier. Cronsole's Resend notifications and Edge-Radar's scheduled reports both send through it.
GotifyNotifications
gotify.net
A small self-hosted push server, if you would rather not use a hosted one. Roundtable can push a note to it when a run finishes or stalls.
Fly.ioHosting
fly.io
Runs Docker apps close to users, with volumes for state. Roundtable's hosted mirror lives there.
NeonDatabase
neon.com
Serverless Postgres with a free tier and branching. The database behind Promptbook.
Kalshi APIMarket data
docs.kalshi.com
API docs for the regulated US prediction market Edge-Radar scans. You need an account and an API key to pull markets or place orders.
The Odds APISports odds
the-odds-api.com
Sportsbook odds across books and markets as JSON. Edge-Radar compares its lines against Kalshi's prices; a free key covers light use.
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About
Everything here started as something built to solve an actual problem, like keeping an agent's context small, seeing a whole workspace at a glance, or knowing what runs at 4 a.m. It was cleaned up afterwards so someone else could use it. Issues and pull requests are welcome on any repository.