An ADHD skill for your agent, HTML that renders as video, and one home for team config

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1. 1

   ayghri/i-have-adhd : Stop your coding agent from burying the answer

   Python

   Installs as a skill for Claude Code and similar assistants and changes how they reply: the answer comes first, multi-step tasks are numbered, and every reply ends with one concrete next step. Useful when long agent responses make you hunt for the actual fix; its rule file is plain text, so you can tune the behavior yourself.

   +45
2. 2

   tt-a1i/archify : Show your team exactly what changed in the architecture

   JavaScript

   Turns an agent's structured description of a system into interactive HTML and SVG architecture diagrams. It can compare diagram snapshots, useful for showing a team which components and connections changed between two versions of a design.

   +44
3. 3

   cathrynlavery/diagram-design : Make your diagrams match the article around them

   HTML

   A coding-agent skill for turning an explanation or existing diagram source into HTML and SVG diagrams. It can incorporate a publication's colors and fonts, useful when a diagram needs to fit an article or presentation rather than look like a separate tool's default export.

   +32
4. 4

   heygen-com/hyperframes : Write HTML and let an agent render it as video

   TypeScript

   Turns HTML, CSS and seekable animations into deterministic MP4 videos. You can drive it from a local CLI or hand its skills to an AI coding agent, which plans the video, writes valid markup, lints, previews and renders. A practical route to product intros or animated explainers without learning a timeline editor. Requires Node.js 22 or newer.

   +25
5. 5

   deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness : Explore DeepSeek's building blocks for an extensible agent

   TypeScript

   DeepSeek's agent runtime built around replaceable plugins, with a web interface for running it. Useful for developers exploring how to compose an agent's capabilities; it is a developer preview, so expect interfaces to change as you experiment.

   +24
6. 6

   affaan-m/ECC : Give your coding agent a plan, tests and a memory

   JavaScript

   A collection of coding-agent workflows for planning, tests, review and remembering useful context. If your assistant jumps straight into edits or forgets earlier decisions, this gives you reusable routines to adapt to your project.

   +24
7. 7

   Albert-Weasker/niubigeo : Check whether AI assistants recommend your product

   TypeScript

   Self-hosted tool that tests how different AI models describe your product. Enter a domain, pick models, and it runs keyword tests showing who appears in answers, how your brand is described and which sources are cited, with original responses open for inspection. Useful for teams wondering where they stand in AI answers. Needs Node.js 22+ and your own OpenRouter API key.

   +21
8. 8

   microsoft/markitdown : Turn a pile of mixed documents into Markdown

   Python

   Converts documents such as PDFs and Office files into Markdown for text-processing tools. Useful when you want to feed a folder of mixed documents into search or an AI workflow while retaining headings, lists and other readable structure where supported.

   +21
9. 9

   Tencent/teamai-cli : Share skills, rules and MCP config across your whole team

   TypeScript

   A CLI that keeps a team's agent setup in one git repo. Admins publish skills, rules, hooks and MCP servers there, and each member runs a single init command so every Claude Code, Codex or Cursor session pulls the latest setup automatically. Useful when you want every teammate's assistant to follow the same conventions instead of passing files around by hand.

   +18
10. 10

    jo-inc/camofox-browser : A fingerprint resistant browser your agents can drive over HTTP

    JavaScript

    Wraps Camoufox, a Firefox fork that spoofs signals such as hardware concurrency, WebGL and audio context below the JavaScript level, and exposes it as a REST API for agents. Pages come back as accessibility snapshots with stable element references, which the authors say are far smaller than raw HTML. Session isolation, cookie import and proxy routing are built in.

    +18