Best Developer Tools products of the week July 6, 2026

AgentPeek

Claude Code & Codex in your Mac notch

AgentPeek sits quietly in your Mac menu bar to provide a real-time view of your AI coding sessions. Instead of searching through multiple windows, you can check active permissions, token usage, and local dev servers with a quick glance. It is a fast, native tool designed to keep your workflow smooth while ensuring all your session data remains securely on your computer.

DropK

The tray that doesn't pretend

DropK acts as a smart landing zone for your Mac, helping you manage the messy middle of your daily work. It lets you drag and drop files, text, and images into a single space that tracks your project assets without creating unnecessary duplicates. It is an essential tool for keeping your workflow organized and your files ready whenever you need them.

RunInfra

Describe the AI model you need and get an optimized AI

RunInfra allows you to build and deploy production APIs without the need for complex dashboards or configuration. Simply describe any open source model or application in plain language, and our Forge agent will optimize it by benchmarking GPUs, quantizing models, and generating custom CUDA kernels. It scales to zero, runs faster and cheaper than standard hosting, and supports everything from voice to vision processing.

N71

Give all your AI agents one shared context

Managing a dozen AI agents can be chaotic when your context and priorities shift constantly. N71 solves this by giving all your agents a shared, living knowledge graph that stays up to date in real time. Connect your tools, and N71 ensures that every agent is fully informed, reading from a central source that updates the moment a detail changes. It keeps your team in sync so no one has to start a chat with a blank slate.

scritty

Shared, searchable memory for every AI coding agent

Scritty is a powerful terminal emulator that captures every conversation you have with CLI agents like Claude, Codex, Copilot, or Ollama. It indexes these interactions into one searchable corpus that you control and serves it back to your agents over MCP or to you via the CLI. Everything remains on your local machine, and your session stays synchronized across your desktop, browser, and mobile devices.

Archify

understand software

Archify allows you to visualize your components, APIs, and libraries while gaining a deeper understanding of how your application behaves. It brings high-level architectural insights directly into your browser, making it easier to navigate complex codebases and see how different parts of your system interact in real time.

Retrace

Debug AI agents by replaying and forking runs

Retrace allows you to record, replay, fork, and share your AI agent executions. You can see every LLM call, tool invocation, and error your agent encounters, which helps you debug and iterate in seconds. It is a vital tool for developers building complex agents, and it is free for up to 1,000 traces per month.

html.contact

A full form backend you can test before paying

html.contact transforms your plain HTML forms into fully functional email forms complete with attachments, logs, exports, and API access. It includes verified routing, domain allowlists, and robust spam controls to keep your inbox clean. The free plan is designed so you can test the entire setup thoroughly before upgrading, ensuring you know exactly how the service works for your specific needs.

TryCase

Disposable test environments for AI coding agents

TryCase provides AI coding agents with isolated, disposable Linux environments where they can run applications and test changes from start to finish. Instead of asking you to perform manual verification, the system captures screenshots and recordings to return fully tested code. It is designed to save you time and ensure that the code you receive is ready for deployment.

Tamamon

A desktop pet that grows as you code with Claude Code

Tamamon is a charming macOS companion that sits on your screen and evolves as you work with Claude Code. You can collect 20 different species through a weekly gacha system, each featuring unique evolutions and personality traits. You can interact with your pet by feeding it, playing games like bubbles or ball, and customizing its environment. The pet even responds to your local weather and time of day, resting when it gets dark or rainy. Best of all, your data stays entirely on your Mac, as there are no accounts, logins, or tracking involved.