HammerAI — alternative #1 to taskbounty-check
Simple character-chat interface to run LLMs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Uses Ollama under the hood and is offline, free to chat, and require...
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Simple character-chat interface to run LLMs on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Uses Ollama under the hood and is offline, free to chat, and require...
📇 ☁️ - LinkedIn publishing, commenting, and reacting via Unipile API. Dry-run by default, SKILL.md included, CLI-first design for AI automat...
📇 🏠 🍎 🪟 🐧 - Construction plan takeoff on stdio — load a plan PDF, read the title block, adopt the drawing scale (never applied silently), on...
📇 🏠 - Annotates any web page with hover labels for AI assistants — reverse proxy injection, zero browser extensions. npx @mcpware/ui-annotat...
Go implementation of the Model Context Protocol for building MCP servers and clients in Go.
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