Open-source (MIT) macOS terminal kooky is built for AI coding: sidebar workspaces and split panes, one-click built-in or custom agent sessions, live running/waiting/failed states, plus git worktrees, SSH workspaces, session history, and kooky-cli for scripted tab control.
Arion (@refatul_arion) open-sourced open-usage: a fast terminal dashboard with no account or API keys that shows Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode Go usage in one place (npx open-usage).
Dan Kornas (@DanKornas) launched MIT open-source VibeDrift: a code-integrity tool for AI coding agents that parses and scores repo patterns locally. Use CLI scans, let agents query an MCP server, or run Drift Sessions during edits; supports JS/TS, Python, Go, and Rust, plus near-duplicate and security-consistency checks.
blankspeaker (@blankspeaker) shipped Grok Build v1.0.22 (2026-09-07): desktop-app tools via a dedicated first-party MCP; built-in agent tools take precedence over user MCP servers on name collisions; remote-control pickers can group servers by device, plus subagent/skills/compact/goal fixes.
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