Graveyard

Pipe terminal output to LLMs with beautiful markdown rendering

Mods by Charm is a legacy open-source CLI that pipes terminal input into configured LLMs and renders markdown responses in the terminal. The GitHub repository is now archived, so treat it as historical Charm ecosystem software rather than an actively maintained buyer option. It remains useful as a reference for Unix-style AI piping, BYO-key provider configuration, and polished terminal UX patterns.

Sunset prompt-management platform acquired by Anthropic

Humanloop is now a historical/graveyard LLMOps entry, not an active SaaS recommendation. The official site says the Humanloop team joined Anthropic, and the migration guide says the platform was sunset on September 8, 2025. Use the page for prompt/eval workflow lessons, export planning, and vendor-exit due diligence.

AI-powered safe PR auto-approval

Codeball is a legacy AI pull-request triage GitHub Action from Sturdy that scored PRs from 0 to 1 and could auto-approve low-risk changes. The original codeball.ai domain no longer represents the product, while the public action remains available on GitHub with old visible activity, so teams should treat it as historical rather than an active SaaS review platform.

Discontinued AI observability company with open-source platform handoff

WhyLabs was an AI observability platform for monitoring ML models, LLM apps, and data pipelines. WhyLabs, Inc. has discontinued operations; docs say the AI Control Center became Apache-2.0 OSS on January 23, 2025 and hosted SaaS access ended March 9, 2025. The whylogs, LangKit, and whylabs-oss repos remain public, so this page is a self-hosted OSS handoff, not an active managed SaaS recommendation.

Legacy name for Devin Desktop

Windsurf is the legacy name for Devin Desktop. Cognition’s June 2, 2026 transition unified the former Windsurf IDE under the Devin brand: same editor and core Cascade workflow, now positioned as Devin Desktop alongside Devin Cloud, Devin CLI, and Devin Review. Use this archived page for historical Windsurf comparisons; current buyers should evaluate Devin Desktop via Devin.

Cross-platform cloud IDE and dev environment

One of the earliest cloud IDEs (founded 2013) offering SSH/SFTP connections, Docker-based environments, and collaborative editing. Supported coding from any device including tablets and phones.

The CI/CD service that defined open-source testing culture

The first CI service to offer free builds for open-source projects. The iconic green/red build badges on GitHub READMEs were almost always Travis CI. Defined how the open-source community thought about continuous integration.

Full Node.js dev environment running entirely in the browser

StackBlitz's WebContainers-powered full-stack dev environment that could run Node.js, npm, and even Next.js entirely in the browser. Codeflow was the GitHub integration layer for opening any repo in a browser IDE.

Historical AI code completion product with a farewell page still live

Historical AI code completion product shut down on November 16, 2022. The current kite.com page is a farewell note, not an active coding assistant, so the page should route readers to modern assistant alternatives.

Your personal cloud computer

A unique "personal cloud" platform where each user got their own isolated environment to install and run apps. Combined the simplicity of Heroku with the philosophy of self-hosted software. Completely free, backed by EU funding.

Legacy Copilot X launch brand now folded into GitHub Copilot

Legacy Copilot X branding for features GitHub folded into the current GitHub Copilot product surface: chat, agent-style coding, PR help, docs context, CLI/IDE workflows, and Free/Pro/Business/Enterprise plans.

Google's first conversational AI — before it became Gemini

Google's initial response to ChatGPT. Launched hastily in March 2023 with PaLM 2 and later upgraded to Gemini Pro. Famous for its botched demo that wiped $100B off Alphabet's market cap.

Historical free Heroku plan replaced by paid dyno and data options

Historical free Heroku dyno/Postgres/Redis plan. Heroku ended free product plans in 2022; current docs and pricing route users to paid Eco dynos plus paid dyno, Postgres, Redis, and app-platform options.

Monorepo management for JavaScript

The original monorepo management tool for JavaScript. Used by Babel, Jest, React, and thousands of projects. Defined how the JS ecosystem thought about multi-package repos.

The open-source API client that was

Popular open-source REST/GraphQL API client beloved for its clean UI and local-first approach. Developers used it as their daily driver for API testing before Kong killed the OSS version.

Legacy cloud IDE closed to new AWS Cloud9 customers

Legacy cloud IDE acquired by AWS and later closed to new AWS Cloud9 customers. Existing users can continue, but AWS docs now state Cloud9 is no longer available to new customers and teams should plan alternatives.

Set up a modern web app by running one command

THE way to start a React project for years. 100K+ GitHub stars, millions of weekly npm downloads. The official React scaffolding tool maintained by Meta.

A modern replacement for ls

Search engine and API built specifically for AI applications, using neural search to understand meaning rather than matching keywords. Designed for machine consumption: semantic search, content crawling, and structured output optimized for LLMs and agents. Exa 2.0 offers three modes — Fast (sub-350ms), Auto (smart default), and Deep (multi-step agentic retrieval) — plus field-level grounding and an MCP server for direct agent integration. $85M raised to power next-gen AI search.

Unified formatter, linter, and bundler for JS

Ambitious JavaScript toolchain by the creator of Babel. Aimed to replace ESLint, Prettier, and webpack with a single fast Rust-based tool. Raised $4.5M but collapsed before shipping.

IDE-style autocomplete for your terminal

Added visual autocomplete, dotfile management, and plugins to any terminal. One of the most-loved developer tools of 2022-2023 before AWS acquired and killed it.

A hackable text editor for the 21st Century

GitHub's open-source text editor that pioneered Electron-based desktop apps. Its package ecosystem and "hackable" philosophy inspired VS Code, which ultimately replaced it.

Discontinued VS Code AI coding agent that forked Cline

Roo Code was an open-source VS Code AI coding agent and Cline fork known for custom modes, BYO-model workflows, terminal execution, and MCP extensions. The original extension was shut down on May 15, 2026; the repository is archived and roocode.com now redirects to Roomote. Treat it as a historical reference, not a new-adoption recommendation.

AI UI design generation from text prompts

Generate high-fidelity UI designs from natural language descriptions in seconds. Galileo AI creates editable Figma designs with realistic content, components, and layouts powered by generative AI. Perfect for product teams and designers who want to explore multiple design directions quickly before committing to detailed implementation.

Discontinued lightweight polyglot editor by JetBrains (succeeded by JetBrains Air)

JetBrains Fleet was a lightweight polyglot code editor from JetBrains, designed as a modern alternative to traditional JetBrains IDEs. It offered a fast startup experience that could scale up to full IDE functionality on demand via Smart Mode — activating IntelliJ-level code intelligence when needed. JetBrains discontinued Fleet on December 22, 2025 and redirected the platform into JetBrains Air, a new agentic development product.

Legacy Windsurf plan record folded into Devin pricing

Windsurf Plans is a legacy subscription and pricing entry for the former Windsurf IDE brand. After the June 2, 2026 transition to Devin Desktop, Windsurf pricing routes redirect to Devin pricing and plan decisions should be checked against current Devin Desktop / Devin plan pages. Keep this page only as historical context for old Windsurf-era comparisons and plan references.

Legacy developer AI search page with unavailable public app route

Legacy AI search and coding assistant page kept for historical context. The phind.com / www routes returned access failures during the 2026-06-22 re-check, including Vercel DEPLOYMENT_NOT_FOUND / 404 on at least one route, so readers should compare current developer search alternatives.

Acquired by Cursor; historical open-source AI coding assistant

Continue was a model-agnostic open-source AI coding assistant for VS Code and JetBrains. Its official site now says Continue has been acquired by Cursor, so this aicoolies entry is kept as historical/graveyard context rather than an active standalone recommendation.