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CodeGraph is a local-first code intelligence tool that gives AI coding agents a pre-indexed understanding of a repository. Instead of forcing agents to repeatedly scan files with grep, glob, and read commands, it builds a searchable knowledge graph of symbols, relationships, call graphs, and code structure. The project uses deterministic parsing rather than LLM summaries, which makes its indexed data more predictable and grounded in the actual source tree. It is designed for tools such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode, with MCP support for agent access. CodeGraph stores project data locally, which helps reduce token usage and repeated file exploration. ...

...The widget is backend-agnostic and connects to any SSE-capable agent or model backend through the Persona streaming protocol. It supports streaming chat, multimodal attachments, voice input and output, WebMCP page tools, local client tools, approval gates, tool call visualization, artifact rendering, and safe markdown or HTML output. It also includes configurable layouts such as floating, docked, fullscreen, and inline experiences. Overall, it is useful for teams that want a customizable web assistant UI without committing to a specific framework.

claude-devtools is an open-source desktop observability tool designed to provide deep visibility into Claude Code sessions by reconstructing execution activity directly from local session logs. Rather than acting as a wrapper or modifying Claude Code behavior, the application passively reads the logs stored in the user’s environment and rebuilds a structured, searchable timeline of what actually occurred during each session. The tool was created to address the loss of detail in the standard...

Knowledge is an open-source desktop application designed for organizing, exploring, and interacting with information gathered from websites, documents, and other digital sources. The platform allows users to collect knowledge from multiple formats including web pages, PDF files, videos, and other documents and organize them into structured projects and subprojects. These sources can then be visualized and explored using several views such as graph, grid, table, and calendar interfaces,...