Swarm Chasing: An AI Hackathon for Understanding Agent Swarms
A free October 3–4 hackathon inviting participants to build tools for discovering, analyzing, and overseeing groups of collaborating AI agents.
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A free October 3–4 hackathon inviting participants to build tools for discovering, analyzing, and overseeing groups of collaborating AI agents.
A printable two-page handout that helps prescribers identify five syringe types and write the corresponding order.
A Mac menu bar app that converts, edits, compresses, and reshapes files without interrupting the drag-and-drop workflow.
A free, open-source Windows utility that embeds synchronized lyrics, playback controls, audio visualizations, and music information into the taskbar.
A Russian modular-lighting shop lets customers arrange honeycomb ceiling modules and see the resulting parts, wattage, and price.
A Google Sheets-based service that monitors 61 official tender and funding sources across eight African countries, then sends deadline alerts.
A Lean 4 library that turns biblical arguments into machine-checkable structures with explicit, sourced premises.
ThatCall is an Android-based autodialer that works through employees’ own SIM cards, handing each answered call to a team member while a web dashboard manages lists, accounts, and results.
A weekly Western Algarve guide covering local news, events, food, beaches, Portuguese life, and community submissions.
An interactive padel-training site presents one on-court position, several shot choices, and level-specific reasoning.
An independent monitor tests live x402 payment endpoints on Solana and Base for rejection behavior and their ability to receive funds.
A film-conversation site turns endings into moral questions and collects responses from viewers around the world.
A sourced publication covering UAP, cryptids, hauntings, fringe science, missing-person mysteries, and strange events.
A set of health, fitness, and nutrition calculators that exposes its equations, assumptions, sources, and estimated error ranges.
A project assistant that organizes client and contractor conversations in existing LINE groups, then privately flags decisions that need an interior designer’s reply.
A browser-based wrestling practice system with 36 solo studies, 12 timed boards, and a room clock for drilling movement at home.
A mobile inspection tool for Australian consulting arborists that records tree assessments offline and syncs them to the consultancy’s own Microsoft 365 and SharePoint.
A native macOS dashboard for keeping revenue, traffic, product, and customer metrics visible in a compact, customizable notch interface.
A language-learning app that uses contextual AI to help readers understand books in six languages.
A Spanish-language collection of practical calculators for rent, traffic, work, pools, pets, cooking, home projects, and more.
A traveling-book experiment sends 500 tracked copies of Take Control from reader to reader.
A Colmar atelier devoted to reading the clay, straw, and timber infill of Alsace and Normandy half-timbered houses.
An open-source macOS utility for reading and changing Fanatec wheel-base settings without a Windows PC or Fanatec’s software.
A free historical museum platform links exhibit records, character relationships, maps, and an in-development browser game.