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ShippedByAgents asks whether AI agents actually shipped the software
A searchable database of sourced AI-coding-agent delivery stories, with filters for tools, project types, languages, and sources.
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Shutterhour: the station that opens at 3 a.m.
A magazine-like game page introduces a turn-based JRPG about five night workers descending into a reopened metro labyrinth.
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Signal City maps the Bay Area’s AI billboard moment
An interactive atlas documents AI-company billboards around the Bay Area with campaign photos, dated sightings, and neighborhood-level locations.
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Simpastil keeps medication tracking on the phone
A free, open-source Android medication tracker for recording doses, managing multiple people’s routines, and checking supply levels without an account or internet connection.
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Slop Medic: a human check for AI-built apps
Slop Medic offers security reviews for apps built with AI coding tools, with a plain-English report and fixes framed as prompts for the AI.
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Stand with Coach DJ: a community campaign to bring back Coach Jordan
A Scituate basketball community campaign asks the town to meet with Coach Jordan, known as DJ, and reconsider not bringing him back this season.
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Stompgate brings the Quad Cortex editor to Omarchy Linux
An unofficial community project runs Neural DSP’s Cortex Control editor on Omarchy Linux, with keyboard, MIDI, and window-tiling controls for the Quad Cortex.
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Stop Renting maps subscriptions to open-source alternatives
A searchable catalogue pairs paid apps with free, open-source replacements, vendor-listed prices, and notes on what users may give up.
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The Story of English, in 77 moments
An interactive history of English, with a browsable timeline, close-up explorations, historical texts, audio, and classroom resources.
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Swellward: a sailing MMORPG without a map
A richly described sailing-game world where crews navigate by stars, swells, birds, and clouds instead of a map.
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TeacherBridge, built around the offline classroom
A Ghana-focused teacher workspace for preparing NaCCA lesson notes, marking work, creating tests and running classroom activities.
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The Color Sheet’s palette workshop
A color workspace for browsing palettes, making gradients, checking contrast, and generating or editing color combinations.
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The Reclaimer: Recovery, Drawn One Issue at a Time
An original comic series about addiction and recovery, created by recovery coach Mike Drake from experiences he says he lived through.
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Tiny Tines, a toy piano with five playable skins
An interactive toy-piano emulator pairs live-playable instrument voices with a rhythm game built around songs and falling notes.
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A modding workflow built for coding agents
An open-source toolkit that helps coding agents inspect PC games, build and test mods, and record reusable game-specific notes.
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Vancouver on Record tracks City Hall’s promises
A plain-English Vancouver City Hall tracker covering council votes, election promises, key dates, and how decisions get made.
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Wood & Water pairs a zazen timer with finding a sangha
A free, no-account zazen app in the works pairs a bell timer and sit log with plain instruction and a directory of Zen centers.
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พ้นน้ำ: Know Before the Flood Comes
A Thai flood-information map that presents district-level alerts, forecast and sensor layers, route planning, and requests for community help.
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Yaku carries neighborhood reports through a blackout
A civic-response system designed to relay residents’ incident reports to municipal teams even when mobile internet is unavailable.
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YOU ARE THE LEVEL: Gerald walks, you rebuild the world
A hand-drawn Windows puzzle-platformer where you reshape levels around Gerald, an autonomous character who keeps moving toward the exit.
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Enigmatic Red makes security scans show their work
A research-lab beta for locally run, scope-checked security assessment, with non-destructive verification and an auditable record of actions and refusals.
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3609 Riverside’s Open-Book Scoreboard
A monthly public ledger for one apartment building tracks rent allocations, repairs, water use, tenant rewards, and contractor scorecards.
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Afterware: a gallery of hardware afterlives
A gallery of hardware projects made with AI and off-the-shelf parts, with links to the components, interfaces, code, and original makers.