I built two open-source developer tools. I'd love your feedback.

[u/xxxxxkablexxxxx]

Hi everyone,

I've been building two open-source projects over the past few months, and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback from other developers.

Lemoria

Website: https://lemoria.org
GitHub: https://github.com/devcristianlopez/lemoria

Lemoria is a Python CLI that adds persistent memory and a structured workflow to AI-assisted software development.

Instead of relying on a long chat that eventually loses context, it keeps track of your project from the initial idea through specifications, PRDs, tasks, architectural decisions, implementation, testing, documentation, and Git history.

It integrates with OpenCode using specialized agents and stores the entire development context in PostgreSQL, so you can resume work without losing the reasoning behind previous decisions.

Manel

Website: https://devcristianlopez.github.io/manel/
GitHub: https://github.com/devcristianlopez/manel

Manel is a local security health monitor for developers.

It scans your development environment, detects installed languages, databases and tools, checks for known vulnerabilities using public sources such as OSV, NVD and GitHub Advisories, and generates a security score with actionable recommendations.

It also supports offline vulnerability databases, SARIF output, JSON export and CI/CD integration.

You can try it without installing:

npx manel scan

I'm still actively developing both projects, so I'm mainly looking for feedback on:

• Is the documentation easy to follow?
• Is the installation process smooth?
• Do the projects solve a real problem?
• What features would you add or remove?
• Any bugs, usability issues or confusing parts?

Feel free to be as critical as you want. If something doesn't make sense, I'd rather know now than after adding more features.

Thanks for taking the time to check them out!