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A self-hosted proxy providing OpenAI and Anthropic compatible API endpoints for multiple LLM providers, so existing applications can use any supported provider through a single API key. It includes a FastAPI proxy application and a reusable Python resilience library for API key management, rotation, and failover.
BlackVault is an open-source API key firewall for AI agents. It acts as a proxy gateway with per-token rate limits, budget caps, model restrictions, and an instant kill switch, so agents never see the real API key. An OpenAI-compatible gateway auto-routes requests to providers based on model name.
InterLock is a proxy positioned between AI agents and databases, files and APIs. It authorizes each request by role and policy, redacts sensitive fields before the agent sees them, holds risky writes for approval and audits requests. It deploys as infrastructure inside the user's environment, and the agents and data stores do not change.
Data Science Trello Board is a Trello project board intended for organizing data science work. The associated page displays a notice that Trello resources may fail to load due to browser, firewall or proxy configuration issues, and provides troubleshooting guidance for users.
Entroly is a tool designed to reduce AI context costs. It performs reversible, byte-exact recoverable context reductions that include auditable receipts, operates in a local-first manner, and is compatible with proxy, MCP, SDK, and agent wrapper integrations.
Hydrosphere Mist is a serverless proxy for Spark clusters. It offers a functional programming framework and deployment model for Spark applications, with a REST HTTP and messaging API for Scala and Python Spark jobs. Sessions are managed across EMR, Hortonworks, Cloudera, DC/OS and vanilla Spark clusters.
LeanCTX is an open-source context gateway that sits between AI tools and the information they read. It selects task-relevant context, applies supported access and content controls, and records observable context operations and evidence. The engine can run locally through CLI, MCP, hooks and proxy paths, and an SDK embeds supported engine capabilities in applications.
