The mnemonic memory MCP server, with its embedding key read from Vault at start.
Runs the mnemonic memory server for Claude Code and Codex in Wyrd workspaces. Notes are markdown in git, in a private main vault and in each project's repository. The server starts under envconsul, which reads the workspace's Xolotl key from Vault and gives it to the server alone, so no file or global variable holds it.
Close the loop for agents authoring SVG from images.
A machine-first Rust CLI that helps agents reconstruct raster artwork as maintainable SVG by inspecting structure, rendering candidates, scoring visual agreement, and localizing differences.
Microsoft's Ubuntu Dev Container base with s6-overlay as PID 1.
A Dev Container image that keeps the tools, non-root vscode user and metadata of Microsoft's Ubuntu base, adds s6-overlay as PID 1 for long-running services, and limits the vscode user's sudo to package installs and service control.
Build and run development containers from devcontainer.json.
A single Go binary that builds devcontainer images on Docker's built-in BuildKit and creates, starts, and runs lifecycle commands in development containers through the Docker Engine API. Commands other than outdated write one JSON result line, except help, a valid exec and archive exports to stdout, so scripts and agents can read the outcome.
Keep each T3 Code thread's git commits attributed to the human operator it works for.
A session-start hook for Claude Code and Codex in shared Wyrd workspaces. It tells the agent which operator its T3 Code thread is registered to, or asks it to have the user register one, so plain git, scripts and hooks commit and push as the right person. It needs the workspace git shim and `git operator` command from workspace-dotfiles.
Declare release intent once, project versions across package ecosystems, and create verifiable annotated release records without handing publication or repository choreography to the versioning tool.
Manage workspaces and fleets of development containers through a web UI.
One container that creates workspaces from Toha templates through their interviews, provisions the Wyrwood binding and Xolotl key a template declares, shows every workspace with its devcontainer, starts, stops, rebuilds, upgrades and deletes them, and backs each one up to its own Git branch. Managers sign in through OpenID Connect; Wyrwood supplies its SSH key and registry credentials.
One CLI over many provider APIs — Parallel, Exa, Brave, Perplexity, Gemini, Firecrawl. Commands group providers by intent so an agent or human picks the right trade-off between speed, cost, and output type.
Run T3 Code conversations from your terminal and automation.
A Node command-line client and TypeScript library for stock T3 Code. Pair named servers, run or continue conversations, inspect threads, and preserve clear output and exit codes in automation.
Inspect and control T3 Code through complementary MCP tools.
A stdio MCP server for direct webhook addresses, delivery diagnostics, thread inspection, queue recovery, provider status and historical usage. Connect through the same saved profiles as t3c, beside the built-in T3 Code MCP server.
A fast Rust CLI and library that calculates version numbers from Git tags and commit height. MinVer-inspired, built on gitoxide, a single static binary with JSON output and a GitHub Action.
Relay webhooks into NATS JetStream, and JetStream messages back out.
A small Go service that verifies and transforms incoming webhooks, publishes them to JetStream with an acknowledgement, and delivers JetStream messages to HTTP endpoints or commands with retries, signing, and dead-lettering. Secrets can come from OpenBao or Vault over https or a unix socket.
OpenBao-backed secrets and signing for containers, with nothing stored inside.
A controller that owns policy and an agent on each Docker host that gives every bound container a directory of sockets: an OpenBao endpoint carrying the container's own token and an SSH agent whose keys live in OpenBao.
One proxy for your LLM subscriptions, AI gateways and MCP servers.
A self-hosted Rust proxy that gives coding agents one URL and one client key for Codex, Claude, Grok and OpenCode Go subscriptions, gateway providers and MCP servers, with every real credential kept in OpenBao.
Installs the Cursor Agent CLI for the Dev Container user using Cursor's native installer and ensures `agent` and `cursor-agent` are on the PATH. Dev Containers
Installs OpenCodex (ocx) for Remote Hub clients or runs a standalone proxy and dashboard as an s6-overlay service on Debian/Ubuntu images. Dev Containers
Installs upstream T3 Code, runs its native update launcher under s6-overlay, and supports client-driven updates plus local maintenance with t3code-server-update. Dev Containers