87 boosters for "local" — AI-graded, open source, ready to install
A JavaScript-based system for dynamically creating and modifying AI agents without recompilation, enabling local LLM developers to test and share agent configurations interactively.
A data architecture agent that guides developers through implementing robust data persistence using Room ORM, SQLite, and secure storage patterns for Android and desktop applications. Ideal for developers building apps that require reliable local data management with encryption and schema migrations.
A QA validation agent that runs pre-commit CI/CD checks (route conflicts, orphaned test imports, build validation) to catch GitHub Actions failures locally before code is committed. Ideal for teams using Next.js/Python backends who want to reduce CI failures and iteration cycles.
This system prompt enables smaller LLMs (8B-20B parameters) to control Windows 11 desktops through the Model Context Protocol, automating desktop tasks via natural language. It's valuable for developers building AI agents, automation workflows, and users seeking lightweight local alternatives to cloud-based desktop controllers.
A knowledge curation agent that researches, validates, and determines optimal storage methods (URL reference, local excerpt, or embedding) for information sources using parallel web scraping. Ideal for AI engineers building knowledge-intensive agent systems who need intelligent source evaluation and integration.
A practical integration guide for enhancing OCR text extraction with visual and language LLM capabilities using local Ollama models in Caption Extractor. Developers working with document processing, image analysis, and text correction workflows benefit from this reusable agent framework.
Obsidian Booster enables AI assistants to read, write, search, and manage Obsidian vault notes directly from Claude Code, streamlining note management, task tracking, and incident documentation workflows.
JMoak Chrono MCP enables seamless date and time conversion across timezones with locale-aware formatting, helping developers build timezone-aware applications without manual calculation complexity.
A system prompt for integrating Claude AI with Telegram bots, enabling local file operations, command execution, and task management through a messaging interface. Benefits developers and power users who want to automate local workflows via Telegram.
Amikonet Signer is an MCP server that enables secure local management of cryptographic keys and digital signatures for decentralized identity (DID) operations across Solana and EVM blockchains. It benefits Web3 developers and AI agents building applications requiring non-custodial signing capabilities without exposing private keys.
A Windsurf-specific ruleset that enforces disciplined development practices: minimal changes, comprehensive testing, security scanning with Snyk, and proper changelog management. Developers working in the antigravity-local project benefit from clear standards that prevent unnecessary refactoring and maintain code quality.
This MCP server provides timezone utilities to retrieve current time and timezone information, helping developers simplify scheduling and time-based operations across different regions.
A specialized agent that intelligently researches, validates, and categorizes knowledge sources for AI systems, determining optimal storage methods (URL references, local extracts, or embeddings) using parallel web scraping. Ideal for developers building knowledge-intensive agent systems who need automated source curation and validation.
An MCP server that integrates local system capabilities with Augment AI, enabling Claude Desktop and Claude Code to access system-level operations through the Model Context Protocol. Ideal for developers seeking to extend Claude's capabilities with local machine access.
Manipulate local databases using natural language by leveraging MCP tools and resources
Claude Codemem is a local code indexing and semantic search tool that integrates with Claude Code via MCP, enabling developers to quickly find and understand relevant code across large codebases. It benefits developers working on complex projects who need fast, context-aware code retrieval without relying on external APIs.
Heuristic scoring (no AI key configured).
Alex is a bilingual AI assistant system prompt designed for Alexandria, Egypt's community app, providing hyperlocal guidance on events, services, cultural heritage, and marketplace support for residents. It benefits community app developers, local service platforms, and Alexandria residents seeking culturally-aware local information.
Echo is a local-first personal memory system prompt that configures AI assistants to act as a privacy-respecting second brain, capturing and surfacing knowledge on-demand. It benefits developers and knowledge workers who want a self-hosted alternative to cloud-based note systems.
A local caching request proxy designed for reference APIs where the data is non-secure and not changing frequently (conceptnet, dbpedia, wikidata, etc)
A playful MCP server that greets users warmly or with humorous roasts while exploring the history of 'Hello, World' programming. Useful for developers seeking casual interaction or learning programming trivia.
An MCP server providing personalized greetings and TabNews integration for Claude Desktop and Claude Code users in the Brazilian tech ecosystem. Useful for developers wanting localized greeting tools and TabNews data access via the Model Context Protocol.
A system prompt that enables LLMs to trigger local development tasks (git, shell commands) via webhooks. Intended for developers using Claude, Cursor, or similar AI coding tools who want voice-triggered automation.
Skill Forge automates the creation and packaging of AI skills from external sources like GitHub repos and documentation, enabling developers to rapidly convert existing resources into structured, reusable skills for Claude Code.
