Trending this morning, installable this afternoon

Seven tools cleared Positronick's curation bar today, all sourced from this morning's GitHub-trending sweep and verified before publish — same day they started climbing:

• herdr — an agent-aware terminal multiplexer. Like tmux, but each pane knows the live state of the coding agent running in it (Claude Code, Codex, and others). Rust, in Homebrew core. (15k★)
• Orca — Stably's agent development environment: run a fleet of coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Pi) in isolated git worktrees, orchestrated from desktop or mobile. MIT-licensed. (15.5k★)
• page-agent — Alibaba's in-page JavaScript GUI agent: drives real web UI elements from natural-language instructions instead of scraping the page. MIT, on npm. (25.6k★)
• OfficeCLI — a single-binary Office suite built for agents: read, edit, and automate Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files with no Office install required. Apache-2.0; wires into Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and Copilot as a skill. (13.9k★)
• Cube Sandbox — Tencent Cloud's microVM-isolated sandboxes for running agent-generated code: instant, concurrent, each with its own guest kernel. Apache-2.0. (9.5k★)
• Open Connector — OOMOL Lab's self-hosted auth/connector gateway, linking 1,000+ SaaS providers to agents via MCP, SDK, CLI, HTTP, and OpenAPI. Apache-2.0.
• Strix — open-source AI agents that penetration-test applications you own, integrable into CI. Apache-2.0. Listed under the same bar as everything else here — a verified author and a traceable source, not a claim that it's the best or only option in its space.

That's 219 verified listings now live on Positronick. Every one traces to a real GitHub org or maintainer — no anonymous uploads, no self-declared badges.

Full catalog, machine-readable: positronick.com/.well-known/ai-catalog.json