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  1. #193

    OlympusLedger

    Open-source infrastructure that lets anyone verify that a document matches a previously committed cryptographic record—without uploading the document or trusting a single institution.

    Anthony Smith

    1Solo
  2. #194

    online ai apps

    An AI-powered platform offering text generation, image processing, PDF tools, developer utilities, SEO tools, and productivity features powered by GPT-5 through the OpenAI Responses API.

    Shanza Raees

    1Solo
  3. #195

    Open Harness

    A local-first, open-source control plane for governed GPT-5.6 agent workflows.

    C K

    1Solo
  4. #196

    Open Zupu

    An AI-enhanced collaborative digital lineage repository bridging traditional Chinese pedigree charts, geospatial migration history, and Y-DNA/mtDNA genetic genealogy mapping.

    Yuan CAO, Joan Kuo

    1Team of 2
  5. #197

    opencodex

    Universal provider proxy for OpenAI Codex & Claude Code. Use Claude, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, or any LLM with Codex CLI/App/SDK — streaming, tool calls, and reasoning tokens all work.

    YEEE kim

    1Solo
  6. #198

    OpenCommonplace

    Notion but open-source and AI-native, created and tailored to you & your projects automatically via embedded Codex agents

    Sandro Andric

    1Solo
  7. #199

    Orbinx

    Coolify deployment fails. Orbinx diagnoses it, writes a fix with Codex and GPT-5.6 in an isolated E2B sandbox, and opens a pull request for you to review. It never merges on its own

    Muzammil Ali

    1Solo
  8. #200

    Out of Context

    Version control for AI context. Developed using OpenAI Agent SDK.

    Eoin O'halloran

    1Solo
  9. #201

    Outrider

    Outrider is a self-hosted AI reviewer for GitHub PRs. It finds bugs, but rules set severity, humans approve high-risk findings, and every review is auditable and replayable.

    Dilans Damme

    1Solo
  10. #202

    PACT

    The live coordination layer that helps coding agents share intent, detect dependencies, and leave verifiable handoffs before conflicts reach Git

    Jorge León, M K

    1Team of 2
  11. #203

    PatchCode

    Surgical, hash-verified file edits for AI coding agents — patch only the lines that changed, reject stale edits, and cut token usage by ~99%.

    leonardo froeder

    1Solo
  12. #204

    Pathmark

    Switch coding agents. Keep the context.

    Sergey Moloman

    1Solo
  13. #205

    PayDiagnose

    Debug payment webhooks in seconds, not hours — "an AI agent that diagnoses integration failures and hands you the fix."

    Ismail Ajingi

    1Solo
  14. #206

    PhillNet Loop: The Continuous Agentic Workspace

    A local-first agentic CLI + IDE that unifies GPT-5.6, voice, browser, code, memory, and supervised computer use in one continuous workspace built with Codex.

    Phillip Holland

    1Solo
  15. #207

    PinPatch

    Shake your app, pin what's wrong, and let AI fix it + zero changes to your codebase.

    SUNGEUN KANG

    1Solo
  16. #208

    platformd

    Open source railway that you can deploy on $5 VPS. Comes with opinionated security defaults

    Ilya Ivankin

    1Solo
  17. #209

    PlaySpec

    PlaySpec lets managers validate business rules visually, then turns approved logic into a formal specification, TypeScript implementation, and property-based tests.

    Jasur Maxkamov

    1Solo
  18. #210

    PortBar

    Stop guessing what's on port 3000. PortBar shows you every dev server, database, and daemon in your Mac's Menu Bar.

    Rizwaan Bana

    1Solo
  19. #211

    Possible.sh

    Possible is an open-source library of Outcome Packs that combines execution prompts and agent skills to turn rough ideas into expert-shaped, independently verified outcomes for Codex.

    Lim Yi Sheng Brian

    1Solo
  20. #212

    PR-Guardian-AI

    Repository-aware asynchronous PR reviews that trace dependency impact before producing evidence-backed findings.

    Chandan Kumar

    1Solo
  21. #213

    Prism

    Prism turns opaque AI agent runs into replayable execution stories with evidence-backed Decision Proofs, so developers can inspect, challenge, and safely approve agent actions.

    Shivam Bhardwaj

    1Solo
  22. #214

    Prismora J-Lens Lab

    An open-source lab that turns J-Lens and logit-lens traces into readable, comparable stories of how AI models form their answers.

    Nicolas Morel

    1Solo
  23. #215

    Proofloop

    A browser-native debugging tool that captures a bug, freezes it as a behavioral test, and lets Codex diagnose, patch, and prove the fix against the exact same test.

    Sebastián Segovia

    1Solo
  24. #216

    Qling (轻灵) — Local-first AI agent workbench

    An auditable, recoverable AI coding workbench for Chinese developers.

    张子阳 Z

    1Solo
  25. #217

    QUANTUM_NATIVE_TRADER_PRO_MAX

    How one developer holds 200,000 lines of production trading infrastructure in coherent view — with Codex.

    enes uçar

    1Solo
  26. #218

    Raccoon MCP

    Raccoon MCP is a local MCP server for coordinating multiple AI agents working on one feature across different repositories.

    Danila Gundyrev

    1Solo
  27. #219

    Radia - Quaternion based Rendering built using AEP framework

    Using the AEP Framework: Quaternion based realtime global illination and rendering engine built in rust with one session, then video with text to speech generated from my own voice in one session.

    Laird WT

    1Solo
  28. #220

    RECEIPTS

    Your AI coding agent says "done, all tests pass." RECEIPTS re-runs the evidence in a sandbox and proves whether that's true — VERIFIED, REFUTED, or UNVERIFIABLE, never a guess.

    kanwa Munipalle

    1Solo
  29. #221

    RemNote MCP

    RemNote MCP gives AI agents controlled access to read, edit, structure, and verify your RemNote knowledge base.

    HTGit63 Entele

    1Solo
  30. #222

    RepairLoop

    RepairLoop introduces the Runtime Repair Loop (RRL), a local-first AI-assisted engine that detects runtime failures, proposes safe repairs, verifies recovery, and keeps developers in control.

    guohuancui123-a11y Cui

    1Solo
  31. #223

    ReplayForge

    ReplayForge helps developers reproduce bugs, review a suggested fix, and verify that the problem is actually solved.

    CHIN JIAN MING

    1Solo
  32. #224

    Repo Chat

    "RepoChat lets developers chat with any public GitHub repo in natural language, using real source files as context with full transparency into what was used

    Dev Kumar, Riddhima Bhalla, Valeria Villacorta

    1Team of 3
  33. #225

    RepoAI-OS

    RepoAI OS links to any repository and provides evidence-based responses, including architecture mapping, security scanning, Git change-impact analysis, and code search with file/line citations.

    Vishal PR

    1Solo
  34. #226

    RepoLens

    Evidence-first code review for JavaScript and TypeScript repositories.

    Adib Hasan

    1Solo
  35. #227

    RepoLens

    Turn any GitHub repository into an evidence-backed guide to its architecture, interface, and best contribution opportunities.

    Rafia Ali, Universe Rover

    1Team of 2
  36. #228

    RepoMind

    A preflight citation firewall for AI coding agents.

    Kesav Kumar Jayakumar

    1Solo
  37. #229

    RepoWitness

    Your incident tracker says Done. RepoWitness checks what a Git repository can actually prove—and abstains when repository evidence cannot answer.

    Dried Sandwich

    1Solo
  38. #230

    ReproBot

    Paste a GitHub issue — get a verified, executable bug reproduction. A GPT-5.6 agent writes a minimal repro script, RUNS it, and proves the bug is real. Built with Codex.

    Sourav KUMAR, Manish Joshi

    1Team of 2
  39. #231

    Riciplay

    AI-powered bug bounty research, right from your terminal

    Zaidu Abubakar

    1Solo
  40. #232

    RuleGuard AI

    RuleGuard AI is a multi-agent AI system that discovers hidden business rules from enterprise records and prevents risky software releases before deployment.

    Srinivasa Kamath B

    1Solo
  41. #233

    Sandykit

    SANDYKIT turns requirements into specifications, plans, tasks, code and tests with AI, while keeping developers in control of the entire process.

    Kuate Joel Parfait

    1Solo
  42. #234

    SavinIndustry

    An open-source, AI-search-ready B2B industrial commerce stack that turns complex catalogs into discoverable product knowledge, with no-code CMS, instant search, RFQs, and production-grade deployment.

    seven justin

    1Solo
  43. #235

    Scala Native Compiler in C++

    This project is an attempt to build Scala Native Compiler in C++ via Codex agents, experimentally. The reason behind this attempt, is the potential of Scala being wasted on JVM.

    Bedirhan USTA

    1Solo
  44. #236

    Scope Guard

    Intent-bound execution for safer AI-powered development and deployment, let coding agents move fast without letting them wander.

    Gethsun Misesi

    1Solo
  45. #237

    ScopeLint

    ScopeLint checks every pull request against your contract, automatically. It catches scope creep where it actually happens, in the code, before it becomes unbillable work.

    Vinay Kejriwal

    1Solo
  46. #238

    Scrawler semantic runtime

    Write XML + Lua once, get a native window and an MCP server at the same time.

    Laure Gouesse

    1Solo
  47. #239

    seacount

    A transpiler written in Rust thats made for absolute performance in array + matrix ops. Made so that it can train ternary models in a jiffy, and future plans are to allow it to work on IoT Devices.

    Shantanu Baddar

    1Solo
  48. #240

    SecureCode Ai

    A website that uses an AI to check your code for vulnerabilities.

    Jenny Bian, ryantrain Tran, Raymond Wu, Ethan Xu

    1Team of 4