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Ivy Research LLC
Ivy Research builds privacy-first, local-first tools for capturing and indexing team workflows to train computer-use AI models and improve knowledge sharing.
ryoppippi
ryoppippi is an independent open-source developer who builds developer tooling for the AI coding ecosystem. The ccusage project, originally created to analyze Claude Code token usage, has grown into a multi-source CLI analytics tool covering 16+ coding agent CLIs. The project is community-sponsored and actively maintained on GitHub.
Bowen Jin
Bowen Jin is a PhD researcher at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign working on LLM reasoning, retrieval-augmented generation, and reinforcement learning for language models. He leads the Search-R1 project, an open-source RL framework for training search-augmented reasoning LLMs, in collaboration with researchers from UMass Amherst and Google Cloud AI Research. His work extends DeepSeek-R1-style RL training to tool-use and retrieval scenarios.
Bruno
Reinventing the API client from first principles with a local-first, Git-friendly, and open-source approach.
Felipe A. Carriço
A11Y.md aims to make accessibility a canonical truth in software development by providing a portable governance layer for AI agents to build accessible interfaces by default.
Supapool
Supapool provides ephemeral, isolated, and real Supabase stacks for parallel coding agents and local development, spinning up in ~400ms.
Pattern AI Labs
A collective of hackers, designers, and AI researchers dedicated to advancing generative AI through collaborative voice models and autonomous agent interfaces.
Tokenless
Tokenless provides an intelligent model router that cuts AI inference costs in half by automatically switching to the most cost-effective model that maintains frontier performance.
Amin Boulegroun
AminBlg builds open-source agent skills and developer tooling, with a focus on improving the quality of AI-generated technical writing. The SimpleEnglish project applies the ASD-STE100 aerospace controlled-language standard to LLM output, backed by a published benchmark suite. The work is MIT-licensed and designed to integrate with any agent harness that supports the Agent Skills standard.
Yoan Wai
Yoan Wai builds agent-manager, an open-source terminal UI for managing multiple AI coding agent sessions in tmux. The project is written in Go and released under the Apache-2.0 license (since v0.19.0 on August 4, 2026; earlier releases were MIT-licensed), targeting developers who run several AI agents simultaneously across a codebase. Correction (November 3, 2026): Corrected the current agent-manager license against the official project documentation.