Open Source TypeScript Projects
Discover 365 open source TypeScript repositories from GitHub, each with an analysis of what it does, key features, use cases and alternatives. TypeScript projects here are most often combined with Developer Tools, AI Agents and Self Hosted. Last updated October 4, 2026.
365 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
opcode: Manage Claude Code Sessions and Agents in a Desktop App
opcode is a Tauri desktop app for organizing Claude Code projects and sessions, creating custom agents, and reviewing usage. It suits developers who want a visual workspace alongside the Claude Code CLI.
craft-agents-oss: Manage AI Agent Work in a Desktop App
Craft Agents is a customizable desktop workspace for running AI agent sessions, connecting services and files, and organizing work across projects. It also offers a headless server and CLI for remote use and scripting.
education-agent-skills: Evidence-Grounded Skills for Education AI
A library of 165 structured, evidence-grounded skills for education tasks, designed for AI agents and manual use. It supports teachers, school leaders, curriculum designers, and EdTech builders across planning, assessment, learning science, and student study support.
agent-memory: Give Coding Agents Persistent, Tiered Memory
agent-memory turns coding-session notes into organized, tiered knowledge and generates an AGENTS.md section with relevant context for new threads. It is a TypeScript tool for teams and developers who want agents to reuse knowledge without relying on manual searches.
codex-mcp-server: Connect Claude Code to Codex CLI
This TypeScript MCP server lets Claude Code call OpenAI Codex CLI for code analysis, generation, and review. It suits developers who want to use Codex alongside Claude in an MCP-compatible editor.
agent-bridge: Connect Claude Code and Codex for Collaboration
AgentBridge relays messages between Claude Code and Codex in a shared local workflow, enabling in-session reviews and task handoffs. It is designed for developers who already use both tools and want them to coordinate without manual copy-paste.
toolsdk-mcp-registry: Discover and Run MCP Servers
ToolSDK MCP Registry catalogs MCP servers and provides a self-hosted gateway for searching and executing them. It is aimed at teams building AI applications that need centralized tool discovery, protocol bridging, and controlled execution.
awesome-agent-skills: Find Tools for AI Coding Agents
A cross-platform directory of skills, plugins, rules, and tools for AI coding agents. Use it to compare resources across ecosystems such as Agent Skills, MCP, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, and Copilot.
metamcp: Combine MCP Servers Behind One Gateway
MetaMCP combines configured MCP servers into unified endpoints and adds controls for authentication, namespaces, and middleware. It is aimed at teams and developers who want to host and manage reusable MCP tool collections.
skills: Ground Coding Agents in Azure and Microsoft SDKs
Microsoft skills provides reusable guidance, agents, and MCP configurations for coding agents working with Azure SDKs and Microsoft AI Foundry. Install only the skills relevant to a project to guide code generation with current domain patterns.
clawhub: Discover and Publish OpenClaw Skills and Plugins
ClawHub is a public registry for OpenClaw skills and packages, with tools to publish versions, search listings, and manage installs. It suits OpenClaw users and developers who want a shared catalog and CLI-based workflows for distributing agent capabilities.
anythingmcp: Turn APIs and Databases into MCP Tools
AnythingMCP is a self-hosted gateway that turns REST, SOAP, GraphQL, OData, and SQL systems into tools for MCP-compatible AI clients. It combines connector generation with access controls and auditing for teams that want AI access to existing systems.