OAuth for Agents: The Missing Permission Picture
A structured explainer showing how OAuth’s identity, delegation, scoped access, and audit machinery might work when software agents choose tools at runtime.
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A structured explainer showing how OAuth’s identity, delegation, scoped access, and audit machinery might work when software agents choose tools at runtime.
A French student’s planned four-month journey from Morocco to Guinea, using a light vehicle and repeated interviews to study how communities relate to the living world.
An offline-first point-of-sale system for restaurants and retailers, spanning Windows terminals, Android tablets, kitchen displays, and an owner dashboard.
A self-hosted system for signing, rolling out, measuring, and rolling back JavaScript updates in React Native and Expo apps.
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An iPhone bedtime alarm that escalates until the phone is face-down and still, with an optional fifteen-second explanation for staying up.
A Windows tool that records parcel packing whenever it recognizes a shipping label, then lets small shops retrieve footage by tracking number.
A story-first North Dakota guide pairing practical road trips and weekend outings with sourced history and visible uncertainty.
A smartphone scoring tool that records polo matches play by play, then turns them into statistics, reports, and a momentum timeline.
An offline field tool for documenting wetland surveys, applying the GEPPA classification, and producing evidence for a regulatory delimitation file.
A planned Postgres backup service that restores each dump in a disposable environment and checks whether the database is actually usable.
PickDone is an open-source Windows planner that combines tasks, calendars, Pomodoro focus sessions, and narrative weekly reviews in an offline desktop workflow.
An AI agent calls dental insurers to retrieve benefit details that electronic eligibility checks leave out.
A daily browser RPG where players get fifteen explorations, battle and capture creatures, and leave stories for everyone to read the next day.
Pricedrobe tracks markdowns, stock sizes, and landed prices for fashion products across 36 independent retailers and 1,863 brands.
A forthcoming nursery white-noise app with fourteen synthesised sounds, seamless looping, a fading sleep timer, and fully offline playback.
A resident-run civic accountability project that checks local claims against public records and tracks whether public money reaches residents.
A German learning app with offline flashcards, quizzes, party play, and built-in explanations for the answer behind the answer.
QuickIP turns an Android phone into a network-diagnostics kit for checking signal, speed, latency, local devices, towers, and connection failures.
An MIT-licensed tool creates a shared Markdown wiki that local coding agents can consult and update across multiple harnesses.
An open standard for evaluating the credibility of online content through reader judgments rather than platform or machine verdicts.
A Spanish-language guide and browser-based builder for designing retrieval-augmented generation architectures.
A browser-based toolkit for planning model railway layouts, rolling stock, scenery, and operating sessions.