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Claude Supermemory V2: Persistent Memory Plugin for Claude Code
Claude Supermemory V2 is a free, open‑source add‑on that gives Claude Code persistent memory across sessions and teams. With auto‑capture, project‑specific settings, and a simple install process, developers can quickly turn Claude into a smart, memory‑aware assistant that learns from past work. This article walks through installation, configuration, core commands, and tips for maximizing its benefits in real‑world projects.
Anthropics Knowledge Work Plugins: AI for Role‑Specific Tasks
Discover how Anthropic’s open‑source Knowledge Work Plugins turn Claude into a role‑specific AI powerhouse. The repository bundles over a dozen plugins—ranging from product management to bio‑research—each wired to popular tools like Slack, Notion, and Snowflake. Learn how to install, customize, and extend these plugins right from Claude’s command line or through the Cowork marketplace. Whether you’re a developer, data scientist, or knowledge worker, explore how these markdown‑only, code‑free connectors can slash repetitive work and elevate collaboration. Start building or customizing your own plugins today and see how Claude can become the smartest member of your team.
Karpathy's LLM Coding Rules: Think, Simplify, & Iterate
Discover Andrej Karpathy’s four‑principle guide to coding with Claude LLM. Learn how to think before you code, avoid over‑engineering, make surgical changes, and execute goal‑driven loops. The article explains each principle in depth, provides practical install instructions, and shows how to add the rules to your own projects for cleaner, more reliable code. Ideal for developers wanting to harness LLMs while keeping maintainability and clarity.
Claude Agent Server: Build a WebSocket Wrapper for Claude in Bun E2B
Discover how to transform the Claude Agent SDK into a real‑time, sandboxed WebSocket server using Bun and E2B. This guide walks you through cloning the repo, setting up your environment, building an E2B sandbox, and connecting with the @dzhng/claude‑agent client library. Learn to customize server behavior, test locally, and deploy scalable AI agents—all while taking advantage of E2B’s isolated sandboxes. Ideal for developers looking to build chatbots, custom assistants, or integrated AI tools with minimal overhead.
Open Claude Cowork: Desktop Agent Powered by Claude & Composio
Discover Open Claude Cowork, a free and open‑source desktop chat application that lets you harness Claude’s agentic capabilities and Composio’s 500‑plus tool integrations—all in a single Electron window. This article walks you through its rich feature set, including multi‑provider support (Claude, Opencode models), persistent and multi‑chat sessions, real‑time streaming with SSE, and an extensible skills system. We also dive into the underlying architecture, step‑by‑step setup (Node, Electron, and environment variables), and how to customize or add your own skills. Whether you’re a developer looking for a production‑ready LLM productivity hub or an AI enthusiast wanting to experiment with agentic workflows, Open Claude Cowork offers everything you need.
Antigravity Awesome Skills: 251+ Agentic Tools for AI Assistants
Discover the Antigravity Awesome Skills collection – a battle‑tested, 251‑plus library of agentic skills that work out‑of‑the‑box with Claude, Gemini CLI, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and more. The repository offers a curated registry of code‑ready functionalities ranging from security testing to UI design, marketing copywriting, and full stack project scaffolding. Learn how to install, contribute, and leverage these skills to transform your AI assistant into a full‑stack digital agency.
1Code: The Ultimate UI for Claude Agents – Open Source
Tired of clunky command‑line interactions when using Claude Agents? Meet 1Code, the sleek, cursor‑style desktop app that runs Claude locally in isolated Git worktrees, lets you execute agents in the background, and even includes a built‑in Git client, terminal, and plan‑mode. With 4.3k stars and active community contributions, this open‑source project brings a modern IDE experience to AI development. Read on to explore its standout features, compare it with Claude Code, and get step‑by‑step instructions on how to install and start using 1Code in your own projects.
Deploying the Ralph Wiggum Technique: A Step‑by‑Step Tutorial
If you want to build AI software more quickly and reliably, learn how Geoff Huntley’s Ralph Wiggum technique turns a single LLM into an autonomous developer. This guide walks you through the three‑phase workflow, shows the two prompt templates for planning and building, and hands you a ready‑to‑run bash loop that automatically commits and pushes each iteration. You’ll see how to structure specs, generate a smart implementation plan, and use backpressure with tests. By the end you’ll be able to set up the repo, run the loop on any project, and trust the LLM to steer itself toward the final product while keeping your codebase clean and version‑controlled.
Claude‑Cowork: Open‑Source Desktop AI Assistant for Developer Productivity
Discover Claude‑Cowork, an open‑source desktop AI application that turns Claude into a hands‑on assistant for coding, file management, and any task you can describe. Built on TypeScript and Electron, it integrates seamlessly with Claude Code, giving developers visual feedback, session tracking, and easy access to tool outputs without leaving their IDE. The article walks through installation, quick‑start commands, key features, and how to customize it for your projects, making it a must‑add to any developer’s toolkit.
CLIProxyAPI: Unified Gemini, Claude & Codex API Proxy
CLIProxyAPI turns a single local server into a universal bridge for Gemini, Claude, Codex, Qwen, and more. It offers OAuth‑based multi‑account management, seamless streaming, function calling, multimodal input, and automatic model fallback—all with a tiny Go binary and Docker image. In this article we walk through installation, configuration, example usage from the CLI and SDK, and how projects like v9Router and ProxyPal extend its reach. Whether you’re a developer building AI tooling or a coder who hates juggling multiple API keys, CLIProxyAPI simplifies everything into one manageable endpoint.