Twin Browser — the browser layer for AI agents
A consent-gated “browser layer” that claims its cost drops as agents run more, via semantic skill caching and deterministic replay.
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A consent-gated “browser layer” that claims its cost drops as agents run more, via semantic skill caching and deterministic replay.
A bilingual (EN/UA) directory of free, category-based help for Ukrainians in the US—plus emergency contacts and scam-avoidance guidance.
A censorship-bypass VPN landing page with multi-country targeting, a 30-day free trial, and heavy “no firewall can stop us” messaging.
A two-location Indiana fudge shop that leans hard into the “Uranus” joke—complete with mini golf, a live studio, and nationwide shipping.
Un sitio comunitario en español para reportar y buscar personas desaparecidas tras el terremoto en Venezuela, con mapa, recursos y deduplicación.
A pipeline that claims to convert an indie author’s chapter into a finished short film (plus reading and voice forms).
A shared WhatsApp inbox built for Zimbabwean businesses, with EcoCash billing and 3G support—plus live inbox demos and follow-up reminders.
A cooking site that frames recipes and technique claims as hypotheses, then “shows its work” with evidence and a forum.
A wheelchair-accessible fishing charter story site that reads like a real build-and-belonging origin, not a generic tourism landing page.
A weekday AI briefing newsletter that personalizes one tool, one prompt, and one “trick” to your job role.
An AI outbound system that turns a real-estate CRM/past list into voice calls with live-market openers and appraisal-ready leads.
A CLI-first robotics eval harness that scores world-model rollouts on control, contact physics, temporal stability, and object permanence—then spits out local reports/dashboards.
A residency-specific leave-request system that figures out which attendings to ask and who covers, with calendar feeds and exportable records.
A highly specific “verified” Tor v3 .onion address page with live status/PGP-check claims and a safety/troubleshooting guide.
A Romanian climbing association built around kids programs, safety/ethics, and volunteer rock maintenance—plus a community “refuge renovation” story.
A free “battlefield arena” where you create AI-controlled characters by writing JavaScript battle logic and then watch frame-by-frame replays.
A Bodensee sunset-walk community with recurring events, WhatsApp coordination, and a friendly “no Anmeldung” vibe.
A free, guided “research path” tool that turns partial Native family clues into copy‑paste directions for official allotment/map/record systems.
An AI-run business experiment that documents the real costs, failures, and “goblins doing the ugly work” behind building an agent in public.
A research initiative building a community database of high-resolution animal tracking paired with field-validated mortalities—explicitly inviting data contributions.
A practical screenshot API that returns pixel-perfect PNG/JPEG/WebP, cleans cookie banners by default, and even offers an MCP server for AI agents.
A self-hosted QA workspace that turns API testing artifacts (Postman/Newman/OpenAPI/Jira/HAR/CSV) into traceable release evidence with “release gates” and audit-ready reports.
A birth-chart-to-HD-printable cosmic art generator with instant preview, a short personalized reading, and clear $3/$6/$30 options.
A private-beta AI voice companion that remembers what matters and proactively handles calendar/email/reminders by talking.