AgentFox puts a runtime firewall around AI agents
AgentFox presents a runtime policy layer that checks AI agents’ model and tool calls against granted permissions, blocks disallowed actions, and records an auditable trace.
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AgentFox presents a runtime policy layer that checks AI agents’ model and tool calls against granted permissions, blocks disallowed actions, and records an auditable trace.
A free online library of Ingush literature, with books organized across fiction, poetry, folklore, history, science, and other subjects.
A Saigon project preparing custom 925-silver grillz, cast to fit an individual dental impression.
An interactive visualization casts a spiking frog brain as a hunter of fresh on-chain pairs, using market activity as simulated sensory input.
A satirical registered-agent pricing page advertises a $2.50 annual fee while repeatedly saying it provides no service.
A Yunnan travel guide that presents English-language tips, routes, festivals and local experiences drawn from Chinese travelers’ recommendations.
An interactive world map that reshapes countries by population, GDP, or numbers entered by the visitor.
AIPCs publishes benchmarks and buying guides for computers used to run AI models locally.
A Russian-language math practice site for children ages 6–11, built around voiced characters and interactive story episodes.
ANNEXE proposes browser-based virtual versions of real exhibitions, so visitors can explore them remotely or after the physical show closes.
A Sacramento jazz-fusion band improvises live from song titles suggested by the audience, with musicians swapping instruments along the way.
A Seocho art studio documents a painting made with pigments it says were gathered and prepared from natural materials around Seoul.
An interactive browser for YouTube videos that outperform their channels, sortable across niches and language markets.
An artist’s Seoul studio project follows the making of a painting, SOL, using pigments prepared from collected soil and stone.
A price board tracking listed NVIDIA GB10 machines across retailers, with shipping included where the retailer publishes it.
A friend-made Bulgarian birthday page pairs an album of requested songs with locally flavored games for Danchata’s 23rd birthday.
A free California driver-test prep app presented in Armenian and English, with practice questions, handbook material, and road signs.
An early-access music-making room pairs sample-and-machine arrangement tools with a deliberately unstable, dream-horror frame.
A free, account-free app compares symptom days with and without particular food substances, helping users see what their symptoms line up with.
A Chilean nonprofit outlines free, confidential support for men, including psychological guidance, therapy and men's groups; its WhatsApp channel is not open yet.
A Vancouver artist’s ongoing series uses self-portraiture, prosthetics, costume, makeup, and performance to examine entrapment and identity as performance.
A story project retelling public-domain myths, legends and genre fiction as painted cut-out-puppet animations, with source notes and a globe of story locations.
A country-by-country reference to crude origins behind European road diesel, possible Strait of Hormuz exposure, refinery capacity, and pump-price composition.
Robin is a Mac assistant that uses the creative apps already on your computer to make games, 3D work, sprites, video, and more.