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A browser-based and command-line accessibility scanner that translates findings into EN 301 549 clause references, ranks them by regulatory exposure, and flags what automation cannot check.

A parameterized engineering verification platform for RV, planetary, harmonic, and QDD precision reducers.

A DevOps hiring assessment that puts candidates in a live, broken Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, Terraform, or Prometheus environment and evaluates how they recover it.

A self-hosted single binary that mirrors Stripe into Postgres, catches missed or disordered webhook events, and verifies the result.

A multimodal data platform for frontier AI, designed to query video, audio, images, sensor streams, point clouds, tables, text, and embeddings through one project tree.

Ingot scans open-weight Hugging Face models for tokenizer integrity, chat-template drift, and behavioral changes before they enter a production pipeline.

A native macOS and iOS Markdown notes app built around files on your own disk, with wikilinks, backlinks, graph views, Canvas files, search, and sync options.

A detailed case for hiring Mohit Asthana to build and run AI operations systems, backed by live products, production pipelines, and postmortems.

SEB tests AI products for prompt injection, jailbreaks, agentic tool misuse, poisoned retrieval, and MCP exposure.

A platform-agnostic specification for building, sending, and testing reliable email.

A local-first OCR tool that runs multiple engines against difficult archival scans and keeps the best transcript.

An open-source Python CLI and agent skill that detects AI-writing patterns and helps rewrite them.

Wrangle watches AWS Deadline Cloud render farms overnight, requeues recoverable failures, and asks for approval before spending beyond a set cap.

ZooSec is a free monthly information-security meetup in Kalamazoo, Michigan, hosted as DEF CON Group 269.

An encrypted peer-to-peer tool that lets two vaults share selected folders with logged, read-only access—and lets a local AI query the connection through MCP.

A Windows desktop utility that lets FACEIT users install, launch, configure, and remove compatible Chrome extensions without leaving the client.

A free Windows desktop panel that runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other terminal-based coding agents side by side in real project folders.

A browsable directory of reusable agent workspaces: repositories that bundle tools, instructions, context, and a place for accumulated work.

AMARA inspects models, datasets, and LLM, agent, and MCP code for malware, backdoors, and poisoned content.

A voice-or-text application security interview simulator that adapts its questions to your answers and grades the results against written rubrics.

A macOS beta for running AI agents against code repositories, with local workspaces, editable memory, Git worktree sandboxes, and human approval for write actions.

Deadlatch packages runtime governance into three open primitives: Purse enforces agent actions, blackbox records them, and Tripwire watches for violations.

A dataset service that normalizes procurement notices, funding calls, and company-register data from Slovakia, Czechia, and EU sources into APIs, MCP, and bulk files.

A WordPress plugin that captures fatal errors, sends Telegram alerts, and offers a one-tap way to deactivate the culprit and restore a crashed site.

An ambitious self-hosting Linux userspace built from small C11 components, with deterministic builds, content-addressed storage, and versioned system snapshots.

Framekeep turns screen recordings into scene-aware key frames and a local transcript that MCP-compatible AI clients can read only after you approve them.

A local-first code-review tool that sends each change to two models, then lets a third judge keep, drop, or downgrade their findings.

A native Mac utility that catches development email at 127.0.0.1:1025, keeping test messages away from real customers.

An open, community-maintained database of vulnerabilities across the six-layer stack used by GPU datacenters.

A student STEM Racing team documents its vehicle, internally built simulation tools, manufacturing workflow, and original bioplastics research.

A free web, CLI, and API toolkit that checks meta tags, social previews, favicons, redirects, robots rules, hreflang, and structured data.

A Korean-English robotics platform for collecting contact data through bidirectional teleoperation and transferring it into robot skills.

A pure-C99 XML 1.0 parser, XPath 1.0 engine, and SAX interface built around bounded memory and zero required runtime dependencies.

A London club for building humanoid robots through industry sessions, hands-on build nights, and member-led project teams.

A London robotics club organizing industry sessions, hands-on build nights, and project teams for everyone from students to experienced engineers.

A full terminal UI and scriptable CLI for Mattermost, with offline message caching, nested replies, local search, and inline image previews.

A six-person capture-the-flag team that also offers penetration testing, red-team work, and cloud and identity reviews.

Molto replaces much of the usual C/C++ build machinery with one manifest, automatic source discovery, exact dependency versions, and a single-command workflow.

A Mexico-focused API for querying vehicle counts by location, with historical data, current conditions, and traffic projections.

NexLotus presents Aether, a self-hosted hospital platform for patient wayfinding, operational communication, and equipment custody.

The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secured NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that return a one-use verification code when tapped with a phone.

The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, cards, and tamper-evident seals that let a phone verify an item with a plain verdict in about a second.

The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, seals, cards, and companion apps for authenticating products and recording tamper evidence.

The NFC Mint sells cryptographically secure NFC tags, seals, cards, and apps that let a phone check whether an item is genuine.

The NFC Mint makes cryptographically secure NFC tags that give a plain authenticity verdict when tapped with a modern phone.

Okapi is a Sentry-compatible error tracker that runs in one Go binary and lets coding agents read stack traces, correlate logs, and resolve issues through a native MCP server.

A native Arch package and beta installer for running Omarchy Linux with ZFS as the root filesystem.

OMCP turns an Omarchy desktop into an MCP server with 32 fixed tools for reading and changing windows, themes, notifications, power settings, screenshots, and more.

A multimodal benchmark for reconstructing precise, editable 3D mechanical parts from engineering drawings.

A browser-based modding studio for editing Final Fantasy VII fields, scripts, models, battle data, dialogue, and world-map assets, then exporting the result as a single .iro mod.

An agentic development environment combining multi-pane terminals, a Monaco IDE, an embedded browser, voice routing, knowledge-graph tooling, and swarm orchestration.

pkpawn turns compiled .amx game scripts into readable, editable assembly, then rebuilds them into files the console can load.

Poddle runs coding agents in isolated, reproducible sandboxes while keeping provider and connector secrets outside the pod.

A local-first terminal client for reading, searching, triaging, and sending Gmail from a single static binary.

Produktakte archives software bills of materials across releases, making dependencies searchable, comparable, and traceable over time.

A rendering API that produces screenshots and PDFs while suppressing consent walls, sign-in modals, and paywall overlays.

Salus checks an AI agent’s proposed action against policy and evidence before a backend executes it, then returns feedback for a safer retry.

A free visual builder for Astro that composes pages on a canvas and writes ordinary .astro files into your repository.

Tapped is a desktop browser FPS that procedurally generates its textures, meshes, animations, and sounds from code instead of loading art assets.

A hands-on technical blog covering cybersecurity, DevOps, AI, and observability through runnable, open-source labs.

An open-source runtime for AI agents designed to keep long-running processes alive across crashes, deploys, and a literal kill -9.

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.

typeship turns OpenAPI, Swagger, or GraphQL specs into TypeScript, Python, and Go SDKs, a CLI, and an MCP server.

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.

Voltville is a live demo of a fictional electric-vehicle charging operator, running 58 simulated charge points through real device infrastructure.

A public engineering project exploring AI-controlled car suspension through browser-based simulation and video episodes.

A local-first workspace for creating and maintaining Hearts of Iron IV mods, with project scanning, code intelligence, editors, map tools, localization, and diagnostics.

An open-source desktop app for assigning work to named Claude Code agents, watching their tool calls, and approving commands as they run.

A pure-C99 XML 1.0 parser, XPath 1.0 engine, and SAX interface built around bounded memory and zero required runtime dependencies.

A Chinese-language engineering wiki documenting an experimental rocket project, from avionics and propulsion to simulations, flight records, source code, and 3D models.

Act-athon is a free, 36-hour Mountain View hackathon where teams deploy vision-language-action models onto excavators, drones, remote-controlled heavy equipment, or manipulators.

Asterism is a local infrastructure layer for keeping coding agents running with assembled compute, storage, GPUs, routes, and secrets.

AuraCrawl offers custom web-data extraction that turns public webpages into clean, validated JSON.

A beta service providing cloud development machines with Claude Code, browser terminals, persistent storage, and one-click agent runs.

An open directory of Codex plugins and skills, with installation paths, featured projects, and explanations of how the underlying agent harness works.

A local MCP policy proxy checks AI coding-agent requests against YAML rules before they reach a tool.

A Windows desktop app for browsing, querying, editing, and comparing Amazon DynamoDB, DynamoDB Local, and LocalStack environments.

A Taiwanese automation engineer’s portfolio of practical tools for turning repetitive business workflows into one-click processes.

A visual research library for programmable Uniswap v4 liquidity, featuring four original hook concepts and 32 educational patterns.

A continuous-assurance platform that lets engineers query automotive safety artefacts through AI chat, while deterministic calculations and provenance records support the resulting work.

Keepd delivers production secrets directly into a process's protected memory, using human approval and Face ID instead of writing them to disk.

A GD32H759-based signal-testing prototype turns natural-language requests into waveform generation and signal analysis.

An answer-engine visibility tool that runs buyer questions across seven AI and search surfaces, records citations and rankings, and checks which crawlers reached a site.

A Rust-built backend that aims to bundle PostgreSQL, authentication, storage, realtime, Web Studio, and MCP tools into one Supabase-compatible process.

NexGuard offers an open-source malware scanner that checks files against a threat-hash list, with an optional $10/month subscription for a more frequently updated feed and multi-machine dashboard.

A low-cost OCR API that turns PDFs and images into text, with a browser demo and a single endpoint for developers.

Throttle is a drop-in proxy for self-hosted LLM inference that promises lower costs through dynamic batching, instance right-sizing, spot-aware capacity, and semantic caching.

Docca lets ChatGPT, Claude, and Claude Code create, store, version, and share HTML documents such as dashboards, contracts, salary ledgers, and presentation decks.

Wahid Semiconductor proposes stacking DRAM vertically on an inference processor to target 10–40 TB/s of memory bandwidth.

A free, open-source Windows 10 and 11 utility for removing unwanted components, tuning system behavior, customizing the desktop, and reapplying setup configurations.

A disposable webhook catcher with a signature debugger that shows why incoming requests fail verification.

A free, open-source browser-based security scanner that checks what strangers can read from an app and its Supabase or Firebase backend.

A zero-dependency Node logger that records named stages across an operation and emits one structured event when it finishes.

A native macOS board for monitoring and coordinating multiple coding agents across live workspaces.

A German-language service that inventories AWS accounts and regions, turns JSON or NDJSON output into readable asset lists, and hands over a repeatable process to the client’s team.

CubeSTEM proposes TwinLink, a control layer for letting engineering teams access spacecraft hardware through a common interface while laboratories and manufacturers keep local safety authority.

Custodia offers managed technical support for complex products, reconstructing each case and determining the valid next action before anyone writes the customer-facing answer.

An experimental blockchain testnet that says its mining workload begins with triaging real Breakthrough Listen radio-astronomy data.

An iPhone-first SSH workspace that combines terminals, SFTP, tunnels, snippets, and encrypted credentials in one view.

A Japanese personal maker site documenting local AI automation, desktop and mobile apps, and the practical systems behind them.

A browser studio for building pixel characters whose traits, rendering, and image data are designed to live entirely inside a smart contract.

An open-source, local-first observability console for replaying AI coding sessions and inspecting their turns, tool calls, files, commits, approvals, and agent handoffs.

SourceTX is an open project for a touchscreen transmitter that controls RC cars, crawlers, boats, and other surface vehicles.

Xolver is a C++ solver for quantifier-free nonlinear arithmetic, paired with an SMT-LIB parser and a continuous benchmarking observatory.

A French-language DMARC analysis service that reads authentication reports and identifies which systems send email for a domain.

A catalog of single-file MCP servers that connect .NET 10 utilities to LLMs supporting local connections.

API Rabbits routes a single incoming event to multiple APIs and webhooks, with field mapping, rules, retries, and delivery history.

Applied Research and Development presents a pre-commercial research venture working across graphene electronics, carbon interfaces, semiconductor process, space manufacturing, and RF architecture.

Cascade Vault is a Windows-focused desktop tool that turns files and folders into authenticated .cscd vaults without accounts, cloud services, telemetry, or password recovery.

A focused suite of tools for validating, diagnosing, repairing, and normalizing formats used by software and business systems.

An MCP-native library of 66 AI-generated stock photos that assistants can search and fetch for free.

A Hackney-based software studio making a privacy-minded interruption filter, a gamified Pomodoro timer, and an AI-guided fitness adventure.

Haptagon presents haptic systems for turning digital signals into physical sensation across vehicles, XR, robotics, gaming, healthcare technology, and consumer devices.

A no-code token studio for inspecting ERC-20 behavior, composing token contracts, and producing Solidity output.

A community-maintained catalog of sensitive filesystem locations for secret scanning, DLP, EDR monitoring, detection engineering, and security validation.

A proposed evidence-monitoring system that continuously tracks research, re-synthesises affected topics, and alerts teams when conclusions or confidence levels change.

A Spanish-language observability tool that turns technical logs into plain-language explanations of what happened, who is affected, and what to do next.

A self-custody signing ecosystem for Nostr events and Bitcoin transactions, spanning a web client, hardware signer, browser extension, and NIP-46 bridge.

A keychain-sized hardware signer that renders Nostr events and Bitcoin transactions on-device before producing BIP-340 signatures after a physical tap.

An open-source skill for Codex and Claude that explains, changes, and reviews SwiftUI state ownership and data flow.

A testnet experiment that reads company filings, checks an on-chain liquidity pool against the market, and briefly raises trading fees when its rules detect a risk window.

TrustHeader ingests DMARC and SMTP TLS reports, preserves their original payloads, and turns them into inspectable authentication and DNS-hygiene findings.

Wahid Semiconductor proposes stacking DRAM vertically on a compute unit to accelerate the memory-bound decode phase of large-model inference.

A Windows security console that passively maps local networks, flags risky devices, and bundles forensics, OSINT, reporting, and threat-hunting tools.

PicoMQ offers real-time streams over HTTP, using S3-compatible object storage as its durable foundation.

Nines presents a GPU marketplace where providers stake collateral, renters pay by the second, and downtime can trigger automatic penalties.

TokenFuel is a native macOS dashboard for tracking usage across Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Qwen Code, OpenCode, and Windsurf.

ARCHSEAL reviews GitHub pull requests against a repository's Architectural Decision Records using AI consensus recorded on the GenLayer Bradbury testnet.

ZD Lake presents a search API and MCP server for vulnerability data, including CVEs, CWEs, advisories, exploit activity, affected software, and remediation information.

A wallet-based marketplace where autonomous agents can list and buy data, compute, services, code, media, and other goods, with purchases settled in USDC over HTTP 402.