Keys on the Wire: keeping API keys from AI agents
An open-source, locally run tool that replaces an AI agent’s API-key placeholder with the real secret as a request goes to an allowed host.
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Lema: contracts and proofs for code
Lema is an experimental programming language whose documentation describes humans writing contracts and coding agents supplying implementations and proofs, checked by a Lean kernel.
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Leviasky and the sea that hangs overhead
A planned JRPG follows five airship crew members into a sea suspended above the world, with a battle demo and island map on its site.
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MUJDYN: a village mutual in Nsessoum
MUJDYN is a mutual-aid association bringing together people from Nsessoum, in southern Cameroon, to support village projects and preserve Essandone culture.
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Noisecount makes privacy budgets tangible
An interactive teaching demo applies differential privacy to aggregate questions about live Solana wallet balances.
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One Street Back maps the neighborhoods behind the tourist trail
A travel discovery tool that ranks city neighborhoods by everyday amenities and visitor-oriented places, helping travelers choose where to stay or find a nearby local-feeling street.
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Pokémon Red, Recast as a Grid Tactics Game
An unofficial fan hack turns Pokémon Red battles into 3-vs-3 encounters on a 10×5 grid, distributed as a patch for players’ own game copy.
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Portugal’s Protest Radar
A Portugal-wide listing of protests and demonstrations, with locations, causes, dates, and guidance on organizing a march.
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ResilientSA is building mutual-aid infrastructure before the next crisis
A South African project is developing a community mutual-aid platform alongside a training programme for local facilitators.
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Rillcast: a 600-kilometer fishing JRPG
A turn-based fishing game follows Roz, her younger brother Elm, and their dog Kipper along the Long Rill, filling a 72-entry fish book.
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Room 0’s Containment Atlas
An interactive fictional facility invites visitors to explore cells, investigate entities, and piece together signals on the way to Room 000.
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Sanbrera Games brings Dominican flavor to the game table
A Spanish-language collection of browser-playable board games, including a property game set across the Dominican Republic and a double-six game built around colmado and domino-table play.
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Seat Senpai: Practice Being a Better Train Passenger
A free browser game that teaches Japanese train etiquette through 21 everyday scenarios and an optional timed challenge.
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shidnf.art: a browser-based fart synthesizer
A real-time sound toy for shaping synthesized farts with pitch, wetness, flutter, and rumble controls.
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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.