Developer Corner

An open-source, self-hosted backend where TypeScript queries and mutations push changed results to subscribed clients.

A local-first AI workspace where users choose models, manage memory, and observe an agent’s proposed evolution against their own work.

A verified catalog of free and conditional model APIs for LLMs, embeddings, speech, image, and research workloads.

An independent catalog of small desktop, audio, browser, game, and self-hosted PHP tools.

An open-source desktop AI assistant that connects your own keys to Claude, GPT, Gemini, Ollama, and other model endpoints while keeping conversations and files on local disk.

A personal homelab serving public experiments from a 2012 desktop, including a locally hosted Qwen3.5 9B chat model.

A Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini API relay for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and curl, with public monitoring for latency, uptime, model identity, and token pricing.

An independent software studio assembling narrowly focused Mac tools for dictation, PDF redaction, file repair, system settings, disk cleanup, and workday tracking.

An Ubuntu and Debian fleet manager whose agents use outbound-only communication and a closed catalogue of typed operations instead of remote command execution.

An open-source Slack tool that examines overly polished workplace prose and assigns it a low, medium, or high suspicion reading.

A European S3-compatible object-storage service that says data is encrypted before it reaches its servers.

Leviath is an agent runtime configured in one file, with separate models, tools, and context budgets for each stage of a run.

Limen turns a one-sentence instruction into a bounded agent with its own Stellar smart account, signing key, and on-chain spending rule.

A zero-dependency Linux utility that reports each display's connector, EDID details, resolution, position, rotation, and graphics-card relationship.

Massar maps how vulnerabilities could be chained into attack paths, then ranks what a defender should fix first.

A Fort Collins builder presents internal tools and websites, including a nitrogen calculator, live quote builder, and pool CRM already used by businesses.

An MIT-licensed camera analytics engine that turns existing RTSP or ONVIF security cameras into footfall, queue, dwell-time, and occupancy sensors.

An open HTTP standard for driving complete AI-agent harnesses through one shared interface.

NetGet uses an LLM to create mock HTTP, SSH, DNS, database, and other network servers from natural-language descriptions.

Noor Photonics sells packaged silicon photonic processors, precision control electronics, software, and application kits for quantum, neuromorphic, simulation, and teaching experiments.

An open-source package manager that stores GGUF models once, links them to seven local AI runners, and checks hardware fit before downloading.

A machine-facing API shop offering web reading, PDF extraction, and screenshots, with each call paid in USDC.

An open-source loudness and spectrum analyzer with fourteen arrangeable meters, desktop and tablet builds, DAW plugins, offline analysis, and a command-line interface.

A developer CLI turns commit history into a signed, offline-verifiable review capsule.

Perch turns a Raspberry Pi or other small Linux board and a 7-inch touchscreen into a quiet desk display for weather, home devices, news, and a conversational AI button.

Pieoro audits SVG artwork against a design system, identifies structural and geometric defects, and repairs them in the browser without altering the visible drawing.

A weekly service compares WordPress plugin releases with their previous versions to flag removed hooks, classes, functions, routes, templates, and other changes that may break dependent sites.

ProjectMerai publishes Windows DLL-hijacking research and an MIT-licensed C#/.NET 8 tool that discovers, validates, and confirms exploitable loading paths.

SATROOT turns a single BSV satoshi into the root of a replayable semantic ledger for units, credits, receipts, identities, licenses, and event streams.

A British field guide and research project about high technology, low dependency, and household-owned AI.

A bilingual terminal multiplexer for running local shells and SSH sessions in Turbo Vision-style panes.

A Rust-native spatial-information server project that measures compatibility with existing GeoServer clients and OGC workflows.

A nine-tool MCP and HTTP service validates Australian identifiers, handles GST arithmetic, compares entity names, and screens names against the OFAC SDN list.

An auction board ranks AI developer tools by paid advertising bids, with separate community voting, hourly thrones, seasonal battles, and a permanent Hall of Fame.

An open-source HTML publishing and commenting tool that lets teams review agent-generated documents with comments anchored to exact elements or text ranges.

A $10 desktop SSH client for macOS, Windows, and Linux that combines a terminal, SFTP browser, and port forwarding in one connection.

A GPU-rendered Windows theming engine combining live wallpapers, a custom taskbar, and palette-matched cursor effects.

A zero-dependency JavaScript SDK that verifies, parses, routes, and tests webhooks across providers and runtimes.

A Go tool that declares an agent tool’s lifecycle once, compiles it for four coding harnesses, and reports what each harness can actually enforce.

Countersign is a static protocol for autonomous agents to use, break, revise, and promote shared skills.

The Unified Harness Protocol is an open HTTP standard for driving complete agent runtimes such as Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes through one task-oriented interface.

A public registry that scans MCP servers and HTTP APIs, records evidence, and publishes explainable trust scores.

Benjamin Hagbi’s portfolio documents AI, payments, and full-stack engineering work, centered on Mula, a local-services marketplace with automated pricing and LLM-mediated negotiation.

An open-source CFD project combining a modified OpenFOAM solver, a native desktop application, and a Claude-driven interface for running simulations in natural language.

A dead-man's-switch monitoring service for cron jobs, automations, and AI agents that alert when expected check-ins stop.

Trevor Foster’s portfolio documents Solidity, Noir, and Vyper security research, published audit reports, competitive findings, and Camillo, an AI-assisted smart-contract audit suite.

An open-source macOS desktop app where local AI agents delegate work, message one another, and return a single answer.

A pre-release perception and guidance layer for autonomous aircraft that uses event-camera data to estimate motion and issue guidance commands alongside a PX4 autopilot.

The Unified Harness Protocol is a draft open standard for running agent harnesses such as Codex, Claude Code, and Hermes through one interoperable HTTP interface.

A Rust dispatcher runs short Python snippets through a lightweight subset, MicroPython, or CPython, choosing the cheapest interpreter that can handle each program.

The Unified Harness Protocol is a draft open standard for starting, monitoring, continuing, cancelling, and retrieving results from complete AI-agent harnesses.

Millwright presents a Rust framework for taking machine-learning data from ingestion and exploration through training, ONNX export, serving, and drift monitoring.

A public, pre-alpha Rust project pursuing general-purpose lossless compression with context mixing, LZ parsing, arithmetic coding, and AI agents handling much of the development workflow.

NameRail gives XRP Ledger payment addresses readable names backed by signed records, DNS proofs, and on-ledger ownership.

A pre-launch security service for AI-built apps that reproduces vulnerabilities, shows the request and response, and retests fixes.

An experimental protocol for portable cryptographic identity and durable resource links across independent applications.

Trellis is a specification layer, toolchain, and IDE for programs whose implementations are written by AI agents.

An open-source Linux/Python tool that lets AI prepare email drafts while reserving the actual send command for a human.

An AI operations suite for watching, auditing, rehearsing, and driving IBM i high-availability environments.

Engram is a searchable registry of signed procedures that AI agents can retrieve, execute, and attest through MCP or public JSON endpoints.

An open draft specification for expressing software-architecture intent in portable, vendor-neutral tokens.

A hosted console for Azure Virtual Desktop teams to view sessions, message users, disconnect or log them off, and delegate access without handing out Azure roles.

A GitHub-connected release-readiness tool for KiCad hardware projects.

A candid technical self-audit of a single-operator, multi-GPU local-LLM platform built with concurrent AI coding agents.

An open-source, self-hostable interoperability layer that translates existing clinical data into FHIR R4 resources and checks them across eight validation layers.

An open-source CLI for cloning Jira tickets, checking sprint estimates, reading tasks, and writing formatted comments without opening the browser.

A zero-dependency Linux command-line tool that lists GPUs, drivers, memory use, connected displays, and the processes occupying video memory.

An OpenAI-compatible gateway for routing AI requests, enforcing budgets, monitoring providers, and keeping client configuration stable.

A simulation and evaluation platform that sends staged voice and chat callers at agents, scores their performance, and can hold a release when metrics miss.

A web-intelligence API that searches, scrapes, enriches, and monitors live pages before returning structured data for agents and go-to-market teams.

A field guide to how AI agents discover, understand, use, and safely act through software.

An independent registry that scans MCP servers and HTTP APIs for inspectable trust and safety evidence.

A Confluence app that turns OpenAPI 3.0, OpenAPI 3.1, and Swagger 2.0 documents into browsable API reference pages.

Citable offers keyword suggestions, on-page audits, AI-citation checks, and Google rank checks through an HTTP API or MCP server.

Dielet tests kernels, batching, and decode layouts against recorded traffic, then serves an optimized open-model stack on the GPUs a customer already rents.

A manufacturing platform that connects CNC machines, NC programs, tools, alarms, maintenance, personnel, and production analytics in one operating layer.

A search, RAG, and recommendations API that combines keyword matches, embeddings, recency, and field weights around one shared corpus.

Haiyz combines Arabic-and-English GIS knowledge with browser-based tools for editing, analyzing, styling, and publishing spatial data.

A proxy API that routes image-generation requests across several models and returns images through hosted CDN URLs.

An open-source Cloudflare tool that gives agents short-lived email inboxes for sign-ups, verification links, approvals, and notifications.

An intent-extraction API that accepts a user’s original message and returns structured goals, constraints, preferences, unresolved fields, and provenance.

A six-engineer Frankfurt shop builds and supports interfaces between business systems, including EDIFACT, SAP IDocs, AS2, SFTP files, and REST APIs.

EvioNav uses event-camera sensing to help aircraft maintain position when GNSS is jammed, spoofed, or unavailable.

A web-ingestion API that returns Markdown and HTML from JavaScript sites, PDFs, and difficult pages through one endpoint.

Postillion lets people control Claude Code, Codex, Grok, Hermes, and Pi running on their own machines from another device.

Quantum Encoding presents a software studio building local-first agent infrastructure, an AI super-app, a terminal agent manager, and a post-quantum wallet.

A browser-based toolkit for generating, parsing, validating, explaining, debugging, comparing, and visualizing Cron schedules.

An on-chain screener compares tokenized stocks and ETFs with their underlying securities, tracking supply, prices, mints, and redemptions.

SATROOT uses a single BSV satoshi as the root anchor for a deterministic semantic ledger whose state is replayed from signed events.

Scorith is an evaluation and observability platform that turns LLM traces into datasets, runs graders in CI, and red-teams agents before release.

A command-line security scanner for applications built with tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and v0.

An open-source TypeScript framework and hosted cloud for long-running agents, with workflows, memory, traces, and human-in-the-loop pauses.

LAMMA is a FAMU–FSU College of Engineering research laboratory developing thermoplastic composite manufacturing methods for aerospace structures.

ClearGate presents controlled infrastructure for pharmaceutical medication-access programs, beginning with FDA ACNU and Rx-to-nonprescription pathways.

An LLM gateway that routes model calls, records nested traces, and evaluates production traffic.

An experimental shared memory for AI-assisted mathematical discovery, organized around papers, claims, evidence, questions, definitions, and connections.

Evrmind presents a separate-silicon co-processor that checks proposed AI actions against loaded rules and claims to physically block violations.

Besenix presents focused Windows tools for HMI, Modbus, and PLC workflows, including an HMI screen manager and a Modbus diagnostics workspace.

DaSu Labs presents a defence-technology portfolio spanning soldier systems, tactical intelligence, robotics, autonomy, and human-machine teaming.

A browser-based workspace for modeling spatial building loads, engineering inputs, demand vectors, defaults, overrides, and calculation recipes.

A free exchange where app developers test one another’s apps to earn credits for testers of their own.

A developer-facing API for NIN and BVN verification, phone and demographic searches, tracking, and account-balance checks in Nigeria.

A provider-neutral domain reseller platform preview that labels each capability as live, preview, blocked, or planned.