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Google Workspace CLI is an open‑source tool that gives AI agents programmatic access to Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, and Chat from a single command line. It ships with over 50 pre‑built agent skills and an MCP server for remote control. This makes it a direct interface layer between agent runtimes and Google Workspace data. Repository overview and README The CLI wraps Workspace APIs and...
Flowpilot is an open‑source driver assistance system that enables adaptive cruise control, lane centering, and collision warnings using a $150 smartphone. It builds on the openpilot architecture to make advanced driver‑assist features accessible without proprietary hardware. This approach lowers the cost barrier for developers and researchers experimenting with autonomous driving. flowpilot repo...
Context Mode is a lightweight middleware that reduces Claude Code's context consumption by 98 percent. It intercepts large tool outputs and feeds the model only what it needs. This compression extends session length and lowers token costs for developers using AI assistants. Context Mode GitHub repository What Context Mode Does Context Mode sits between tool outputs and Claude Code. It chunks...
PaperBanana is a multi-agent framework for automated academic illustration generation. It transforms raw scientific content into publication-quality diagrams and plots. The system acts like a creative team of specialized agents. Researchers save hours of manual diagram creation time. PaperBanana produces aesthetically pleasing and semantically accurate visuals. The framework orchestrates five...
Zed is a high‑performance multiplayer code editor built by the creators of Atom and Tree‑sitter. It tackles the twin problems of sluggish editors and disjointed collaboration. The editor runs on a Rust‑based architecture with GPU‑accelerated rendering. Real‑time multiplayer features are native rather than added as extensions. This makes Zed distinct from Electron‑based editors that treat...
