Nakami: Tickets Are the Unit of Agentic Work
A local-first, source-available agentic IDE that turns software work into tickets, dispatches coding agents on your API keys, and ends each task with a reviewable diff.
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A local-first, source-available agentic IDE that turns software work into tickets, dispatches coding agents on your API keys, and ends each task with a reviewable diff.
An experimental site about dynamic typesetting, exact software, and print-minded layout systems.
An invitation-only campaign-response operator sorts comments, drafts replies in Bangla, Banglish, or English, and requires a person to approve every post.
A self-hosted AI messaging gateway that routes Telegram, Discord, and webhook conversations across local and cloud models.
An offline Android tracker for loans you are paying and utang other people owe you.
An open benchmark compares how AI models and agent harnesses generate single-file web interfaces, with rendered previews, code-quality comparisons, and accessibility scores.
A small AI workflow studio that manually runs one costly process for an independent trade business before automating it.
A Korean neighborhood weather tool that checks Korea Meteorological Administration lightning observations every five minutes and sends device alerts when thunder and lightning approach a registered location.
A High Uintas hiking planner that combines route records, weather, access conditions, mapped water, and fallback options.
A production-proofing tool that compares an approved brief with a print-ready file and returns a marked list of differences.
A Puerto Rican food-sovereignty project restoring soil, planting perennial crops, training families, and supporting local farmers.
An open-source educational launch-vehicle simulator and analyzer covering ascent physics, staging, orbital mechanics, numerical integration, and model validation.
A forthcoming independent third-person RPG about exploring a magical island where dense ore bends the world and the gods have gone silent.
A free, open-source voice, text, and screen-sharing app that friends can run on their own server.
A Lincolnshire observatory combining astrophotography, automated meteor detection, live sky cameras, and local astronomical history.
A Japanese site turns Gabor patches—soft-edged, striped visual patterns—into nine free browser games that take one to three minutes each.
A booklet maker that turns custom Sudoku and nonogram sets into print-ready A6 editions from ordinary A4 paper.
Luginia offers lifelike companion cats with simulated heartbeat, breathing, and purring for people with dementia and their families.
Marginal tracks LLM request costs server-side, then lets teams slice spending by customer, feature, model, or any field they define.
A one-person Los Angeles studio making free-to-start iOS games without ads, energy timers, or dark patterns.
A forthcoming iPhone walking companion that turns city exploration into story-shaped, weather-aware routes revealed as you walk.
A hyperlocal friendship app for joining small, low-stakes plans in NYC, Jersey City, and Hoboken.
A browser-based ASMR and ambient-sound mixer for rain, ocean, wind, fire, noise, and binaural tones.
A catalog of 12 pay-per-call APIs for AI agents, covering Base blockchain data, DEX quotes, token screening, identity resolution, and webpage conversion.