Dan Kornas (@DanKornas) open-sourced MIT CowAgent: an agent harness for builders with task planning, three-tier memory, Markdown knowledge wiki, Skill Hub/GitHub/ClawHub skills plus MCP, and one-line/Docker deploy with web console and messaging channels.
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.
Marwan Atef (@Marwan_3atef) highlights Speakeasyโs MIT coding-agent runtime Kit: the model sees one compose tool and can shell, edit, retry, and spin ACP subagents (Claude/Codex/Cursor) in a single round trip โ about half the tokens of usual harnesses on size-matched tasks. No sandbox; run it inside a trusted boundary.
@shangdu2005 shared the free MIT Three.js Game Skills pack for Codex / Claude Code: gameplay, 3D, UI, debug, perf, tests, and release QA as specialized skills โ so agents ship real H5 games instead of one-shot glowing-cube demos.
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