Triss, the cheaper coworker for expensive agents
Triss is a Node CLI and MCP coworker that delegates token-heavy coding tasks to cheaper models, then returns compact summaries to a primary agent.
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Triss is a Node CLI and MCP coworker that delegates token-heavy coding tasks to cheaper models, then returns compact summaries to a primary agent.
A macOS tool that records your screen and voice, turns annotations and speech into a structured session folder, and hands it to coding agents such as Claude Code or Cursor.
A multilingual Android app that calculates birth charts and shows the visible sky using astronomy data, AR, and location-aware time zones.
A Lusaka sonic storyteller’s home for alternative neo-soul, spoken word, releases, performance bookings, and press materials.
Turnout Board lets firefighters tap “I'm Available” or “I'm Away” from a home-screen link while officers see a live, sorted count of who can respond.
typeship turns OpenAPI, Swagger, or GraphQL specs into TypeScript, Python, and Go SDKs, a CLI, and an MCP server.
A focused availability-watching tool for curated Paris apartments, with filters for dates, stay length, guests, price, rooms, refundability, ratings, and neighbourhood.
An open-source desktop workbench for SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and MySQL, covering schema exploration, SQL editing, diagrams, execution plans, backups, and more.
An API and MCP service that validates, repairs, converts, and diagnoses electronic invoices against EN 16931 and French requirements.
Vetnek statically scans published MCP server packages for tool poisoning, exposed secrets, supply-chain issues, capability mismatches, and code signals.
A document self-checking tool for visa applications that compares paperwork with published requirements and with itself.
Voltville is a live demo of a fictional electric-vehicle charging operator, running 58 simulated charge points through real device infrastructure.
A richly documented investigation of a Prussian cavalry saber whose blade records campaigns associated with Lieutenant General Ludwig von Wrangel from 1794 to Paris in 1814.
A free collection of fullscreen browser scenes, from photo slideshows and a 3D aquarium to auroras, ants, clocks, and geometric animations.
A carefully sequenced weeklong itinerary through Abruzzo, Italy, built around mountains, vineyards, the Adriatic, villages, food, and family.
A catalog of allegedly hereditary misfortunes, oddities, and everyday inconveniences, organized into family case files.
A public engineering project exploring AI-controlled car suspension through browser-based simulation and video episodes.
A nationwide discovery app for finding restaurants offering free kids meals, sorted by distance and filtered by day, location, and deal details.
A working whisky reference joining distilleries, bottlings, tasting notes, distillery visits, bottle identification, and auction records.
A free interactive learning world for kids and homeschool families, spanning geography, health, business, math, life skills, and more.
A Windows application that watches an email address and automatically prints incoming attachments.
A bilingual fashion archive that connects historical photographs to clothing provenance, cultural context, construction details, and possible modern recreations.
A public Chinese-language experiment in humans and AI agents working together as an ongoing team.
A local-first workspace for creating and maintaining Hearts of Iron IV mods, with project scanning, code intelligence, editors, map tools, localization, and diagnostics.