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Interpres works with OS Live Captions (not a stand-alone speech engine). Native Win32 and AppKit UIs, opt-in dated session transcripts, light/dark/system theme, and a strict zero crates.io Rust core. Portable Mac and Windows builds; no subscription or cloud account.

Agents read stills well but struggle with video. AgentVideoParse rejects clips over 30 seconds on purpose, samples agent-friendly JPEGs, and writes a manifest. Native macOS (SwiftUI + AVFoundation) and Windows (WPF) apps with a unified shell — no Python required for end users. Fully local, MIT.

Sibling to AgentVideoParse for GIF-only workflows. Hard 30s reject, 2 fps sampling (max 60 stills), agent-friendly JPEGs, and a manifest. Useful when short loops come from UI bugs or generative tools (Imagine-class / Seedance-style GIF and clip exports). Native macOS (SwiftUI + ImageIO) and Windows (WPF + WIC) apps; fully local, MIT.

Wikifier gives coding agents a living map of any codebase: documentation health, dependency analysis (Python and JS/TS), circular dependency detection, and MCP tools so agents query a short summary instead of ingesting whole files. Pure Python stdlib, zero runtime dependencies.

CoordinationHub tracks which agents are active, who holds which files, and which tasks are blocked. TTL locks, scope boundaries, messaging, and an SVG dashboard over SSE. Built for multi-agent local workflows with MCP and Claude Code hooks. Pure Python stdlib.

Chisel maps the blast radius of code changes across many languages and test frameworks. Agents get targeted test suggestions, risk scores, and ownership signals instead of guessing. CLI, HTTP, and MCP. Pure Python with SQLite.

Gives agents eyes and hands on a running Bevy app: environment doctor, 2D/3D scaffolds, live Bevy Remote Protocol control, and viewport capture. Works with Grok Build and any MCP client. Dual-licensed MIT or Apache-2.0.

stele-context caches chunked project context so agents avoid re-reading unchanged files. Hybrid vector + keyword search, symbol graph, and locking for multi-agent use. Pure Python, optional tree-sitter, 100% offline capable.

Trammel decomposes multi-file goals into step sequences, explores strategy variants, verifies incrementally, and caches successful recipes. Designed for agents that need structure, not just chat.

Converts enterprise COBOL into syntactically valid Python skeletons with intrinsic functions, SQL/CICS hints, and copybook resolution. Zero runtime dependencies; includes MCP for agent workflows.

A personal project list that runs in the browser. Open a project, type the next task, tap a row to check it off. Export JSON, Markdown, CSV, todo.txt, or a calendar file if you leave. No account, no cloud, no purchase. Use it at checkpointprojects.com.

Write chapters, keep a wiki, lay out storyline, and pin maps — all saved to your OneDrive. Heuristic continuity checks run in the browser with no AI required. Prepaid platform Grok is optional for chat, wiki fill, Imagine art, and adventure play. Import from World Anvil, Notion, or Scrivener. Sign in with a personal Microsoft account.

Browser-based conversion between Markdown and Word documents. Useful when clients and tools disagree on format.

Uses the debugger API for deep console capture, live popup monitoring, and auto-save to disk. Works on Chromium browsers under Manifest V3.

Repeat a mouse button or a key at 10–2000 ms, with an optional action limit and a global start/stop hotkey (default F6). Official self-contained Windows x64 and Apple Silicon builds; Linux is in the tree for forks (X11/XWayland only). MIT, .NET 10.

Real-time WASAPI-based monitoring with process names, levels, timestamps, CSV logging, and tray support for background use.