Developer Corner

An unofficial macOS launcher for Halo 2 paired with a searchable archive of the game's models, textures, UI artwork, and audio.

An open-source desktop system that coordinates coding agents through real terminals, shared memory, mailboxes, tasks, and a visual workshop floor.

A Mac app turns data from Apple Notes, Messages, Contacts, Screen Time, Bear, Logseq, and selected documents into synced Markdown files.

An independent engineering publication that reconstructs production architectures, models their costs, and pairs its writing with browser-based calculators.

An MIT-licensed JSON Schema that gives search APIs and agent tools a common, SQL-flavoured language for filtering records.

A source-led guide to assessing SCADA, ICS, and OT environments without treating a running industrial process like an ordinary IT network.

KLOD is an open development pattern for building AI software that people can continue operating when the model, supplier, or connection disappears.

A searchable library of technical problem-and-fix records filed by AI agents and ranked by independent reproductions.

AgDR is a portable record format for capturing consequential technical choices made by AI agents, including their rationale and trade-offs.

An open-source tool that collects, redacts, encrypts, and shares selected production logs with coding agents through MCP, without handing over SSH keys.

An open-source family of architecture-testing libraries that turns dependency rules, boundaries, cycles, metrics, and design decisions into ordinary tests.

An open-source Raspberry Pi 5 video recorder that watches IP-camera feeds and alerts users when the sky shows phenomena such as lightning, rainbows, or shelf clouds.

A live incident report tracking a domain hijacking, infrastructure rebuild, investigation, and potential member-data exposure.

An Indonesia-based technology and media practice building websites, booking systems, internal tools, and merchandise operations for dive and adventure businesses.

An open-source tool turns recurring coding mistakes into Claude Code hooks or short, scoped lessons.

A React component registry and visual editor for building presentations from installable, editable source.

An open-source tool that traces dependency-release changes to the files and lines in your code they may affect.

An open-source, local agentic development environment that coordinates coding agents, parallel implementation work, and adversarial review.

Ferryx is a Rust-native desktop workspace that puts multiple AI coding agents into isolated, resizable terminal panes.

A CI-stage control engine that checks infrastructure plans against named security frameworks before merge and records the result.

A planned playground for improving the software loops, tools, context, and retries wrapped around an AI model.

Kizami is an open-hardware LTC timecode generator that stamps recording takes to Nostr with a file hash and signed timestamp.

A self-hosted VPN console for adding devices by QR code, watching connections, managing access, and reviewing traffic from a single container.

A personal homelab site offering free dedicated game servers, community projects, and on-demand hosting from local hardware.

A compiled programming language designed to make code easier for both humans and coding agents to read and modify.

An open, collaborative campaign to investigate and potentially settle the plane case of the Jacobian Conjecture.

An append-only task and decision journal that lives in a Git repository for both human developers and AI agents.

An open API that gathers Curaçao neighborhood data, waste schedules, tariffs, calendars, inflation, addresses, visitor arrivals, and statutory rates.

A Manhattan working group where lawyers, legal-ops teams, academics, and builders turn policies and legal workflows into rules, agents, evaluations, and controls.

An interactive research tool for finding, inspecting, comparing, and exporting lunar observations around a defined place and time.

A free Windows tool that builds a semantic code graph and calculates the blast radius of changes in Visual Basic 6.0 projects.

An open-source JavaScript chart tool that turns a JSON spec or pasted numbers into animated, embeddable charts.

An open API where AI agents post public messages and read the board as JSON.

A self-hosted workshop for AI-assisted engineering, automation, Discord tools, game servers, and Project Zomboid mods.

A command-line tool for preregistering randomized decisions, deriving results from public randomness, and producing evidence an auditor can verify.

A synchronous HTTP API with 24 PDF and image endpoints at $0.001 per call, regardless of pages, files, or pipeline steps.

An open standard for publishing webring membership, site metadata, navigation links, and a self-declared human, AI, or mixed authorship label.

PLAS is an open, vendor-independent API specification intended to give library systems and digital products a shared interface for library data and functions.

A serverless AWS emulator that runs inside Node or a browser tab, using the ordinary AWS SDK.

An open-source macOS and Windows utility that tracks AI coding quotas through a local daemon, menu-bar readout, and persistent floating HUD.

A command-line verifier compares an agent’s claims with files, GitHub activity, and web responses, then returns inspectable JSON evidence.

A signed-server verification service that lets browsers and agents prove contact with a live public internet server.

An open-source Rust toolkit for planning retrosynthesis routes and locally checking route files against structural, stock, replay, and provenance evidence.

A local-first playtesting tool that combines gameplay video, input timing, and spoken notes into feedback developers can share with coding agents.

Second Stone checks MCP servers and agent-facing APIs, documents reproducible problems, prepares fixes by pull request, and monitors verified systems for regressions.

A privacy-first analytics tool for indie blogs, available as a free beta cloud service or an MIT-licensed, Docker-ready self-hosted install.

An operator-controlled swarm of Claude agents running in isolated systemd-nspawn containers, with declarative NixOS configuration, Forgejo workflows, Matrix chat, and a live dashboard.

A technical assistant and calculation toolkit for calibration, metrology, measurement, and validation workflows.

A library of detailed build recipes that turn working software decisions into instructions for AI coding tools.

A sourced catalog of 93 community-reported local-LLM setups, connecting hardware capacity to models, tools, workflows, and results.

An interactive privacy lesson shows how public network data can be combined into an alarming-looking exposure profile.

A plain-Markdown vault tool that turns dated claims into bets and settles them against named data sources.

A 115-page practical reference for choosing, building, auditing, and operating zero-knowledge systems.

Lore is a local-first AI chief of staff that turns chats and meeting transcripts into a queryable, versioned project memory.

An Indian software studio presents Sabha, a housing-society ledger for dues, receipts, collections, and funds, alongside ODD Flow, a mobility tracker still being tested.

A Kyoto-built API transcribes video or audio and returns Japanese- and English-aware captions in SRT, VTT, ASS, JSON, or burned-in video formats.

An Abuja embedded-systems company designing boards, firmware, and sensor networks for industry across Nigeria and West Africa.

Caliboard lets developers inspect, annotate, revise, and approve an agent's implementation plan before the agent starts building.

An open-source managed edge cache and WAF that runs on infrastructure the customer owns, from AWS and GCP to Hetzner and DigitalOcean.

A self-hosted deployment platform that bundles apps, databases, backups, object storage, certificates, DNS, and firewall management across one VPS or a cluster.

Fleetmux describes a supervised workflow where parallel coding agents work in isolated git worktrees, then surface only the changes and decisions that need human attention.

A macOS annotation tool that turns a clicked screen element, a written note, and a screenshot into a short code an AI coding agent can resolve.

An independent technical preview explaining how mixture-of-experts models can keep compact expert weights in RAM while moving selected computations to the GPU.

An open-source control panel that turns a clean VPS into a hardened, Docker-ready server for deploying apps from GitHub.

An open-source macOS terminal app for reading Claude Code and Codex sessions, inspecting tool calls, and collecting notes on unfamiliar commands.

A browsable and fetchable distribution of 5,510 SNMP MIB modules, published as ASN.1, JSON, OID indexes, and a SQLite corpus model.

NeuroPenetrance presents a gene-expression classification model for psychiatric and neurodevelopmental risk, with a live Streamlit app and an open-source Python repository.

A cross-platform desktop tool for authorized NFC card inspection, reading, writing, dumping, key management, and access recovery.

A Kubernetes DaemonSet discovers physical disks, assesses their health, publishes PhysicalDisk resources, and exports Prometheus telemetry.

An open-source, VPC-running authorization layer that scopes, approves, contains, and records AI-agent tool calls.

An open-source assistant that hands off research, building, and planning tasks while keeping preferences and results in the same conversation.

An n8n workflow monitor that checks whether successful-looking automations actually produced the expected result.

A bilingual control panel that connects to a microwave-scanning dish, sweeps selected angles, and exports the resulting readings.

An open-source repository preflight tool that inspects unfamiliar code, scripts, dependencies, and configuration without intentionally installing or executing the project.

Rivetport reviews and publishes deterministic compatibility bridges between read-only JSON APIs with different routes and field names.

A practical design guide, color simulator, and CSS reference for building layered light-mode interfaces without making every surface pure white.

A visual guide to an open standard that lets newsroom systems exchange live story context through seven JSON message families on a publish/subscribe bus.

An open-source macOS system that discovers, stages, and applies third-party app updates on schedules controlled by IT.

A browser-based symbolic math solver and remote MCP server for derivatives, integrals, equations, matrices, statistics, and more.

An open-source, keyboard-driven tiling desktop that runs inside a browser tab.

A regulatory reference for turning connected-device security testing into evidence for EU MDR, IVDR, and US FDA submissions.

An open experiment in which agents complete external Quests, receive narrow Seals, and use them to unlock later actions across independent internet nodes.

Two protein-preference models rank compounds against a target, or targets against a compound, across 34 protein families.

A focused field guide and assessment pitch for testing connected devices across hardware, firmware, radios, companion apps, and cloud services.

A browser-based LVGL designer for ESP32, STM32, RP2040, and Arduino-class displays that exports configured firmware projects.

LinkCensus maps the sites connected to a domain through shared linking patterns, using dated Common Crawl data rather than traffic estimates.

An order-book-style marketplace for buying, selling, and routing model-specific inference across providers.

Documentation for a Chia-based protocol covering decentralized names, identity records, certificates, and service discovery.

A procedural skeletal-animation tool for layering motion, previewing props, and exporting clips as .glb files.

PurgeOps presents an autonomous AWS cost agent that scans for idle resources, explains its findings, and can execute low-risk cleanup.

An independent technical review of the kaspa-x402 v1.0.0-rc.1 release, including reproducible Windows and Unix testing.

SpecRouter generates project-specific configurations for AI coding teams using OpenCode or Claude Code.

A zero-dependency WebGL library that renders structural colour through thin-film interference and diffraction gratings, on flat artwork or Three.js materials.

A Chinese-language project page for a block-based sandbox game with mining, crafting, server-authoritative placement, downloadable builds, and a Java modding system.

A multilingual catalog of 146 proxy clients and network tools, organized by platform, core, source status, price, and verification date.

A vendor-neutral reference that explains what PTaaS should include, how it differs from scanners and bug bounties, and how to choose a defensible testing cadence.

A Texas-focused intelligence product that ranks HVAC contractors by licensing and permit activity, momentum, geography, and commercial mix.

A decentralized mining-share protocol for Bitcoin and a BLAKE2b fork, using signed shares and direct coinbase payouts instead of custodial pool rewards.

A local-first CLI preserves coding decisions, project state, and feedback across AI-agent sessions.

FlowPulse presents control firmware for high-speed 3D printers, combining a Rust host and C device firmware across SoC and microcontroller platforms.

A Harbin Linux operator’s personal field notes on servers, monitoring, automation, deployment, and incident recovery.

An SDK and playground that give developers one request-and-response interface for model providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and others.

An open Apache Iceberg data warehouse that installs inside a company’s own cloud account and uses agents to model, query, and operate it.

An open-source tool for running coding agents in parallel while tracking branches, reviews, and CI failures.

A vendor-independent harness for carrying an agent’s goals, plans, checkpoints, constraints, and artifacts across commercial and local LLMs.

A Czech platform for ISPs that combines flow monitoring, data retention, threat intelligence, vulnerability scanning, and NIS2 evidence.

Quietfetch publishes pay-per-result Apify tools that turn public, logged-out web pages into structured tables.

A browser-based regular-expression workbench for matching, debugging, explaining, sharing, and generating code from regex patterns.

A shadcn-compatible registry of four hand-made Remotion components for adding animated text and titles to React video projects.

A read-only wallet-security agent that monitors approvals, allowances, and outflows across six EVM chains, then sends risk alerts through Telegram.

A browser-based terminal that runs Linux shell commands in an isolated hosted container through user-selected OpenRouter models.

An unofficial, searchable field manual for Code: Terraform, covering machine APIs, object types, recipes, research thresholds, and starter scripts.

Wardris offers two self-hosted infrastructure products: an API gateway for controlling traffic and a decision engine for evaluating rules and triggering actions.

An open-source HarmonyOS and OpenHarmony tool directory with a command-line interface for searching, installing, and switching native software packages.

A Portuguese-first API that captures structured data from marketplaces, travel sites, delivery services, property listings, and other public web sources.

A Montana cloud shop builds AWS infrastructure and runs a fantasy-football newsletter that turns league data into a weekly PDF sent to subscribers by SMS.

A Chinese network-management system for game studios, cross-border sellers, and account-operations teams managing many devices and network nodes.

A checkout security monitor that inventories third-party scripts and flags changes while a customer session is still happening.