Developer Corner

An open-source messaging project describes metadata protections and publishes traffic-correlation attack results, code, and measurement details.

A tool for checking whether XGBoost, LightGBM, or scikit-learn tree models give the same answers as their ONNX conversions.

A recorded comparison of two voice-agent platforms, using a dental receptionist scenario and reporting call outcomes, latency, and raw data.

An interactive security research demo shows how Cyrillic letters can make a separate domain resemble apple.com.

A browser-based analyzer reads Google Workspace audit exports and assembles suspicious activity into a timeline with remediation guidance.

A free desktop app presents activity from supported Codex and Claude Code agents—and some t3code sessions—as animated roombas in a pixel-art room.

Kubyl is a free, open-source desktop client for managing Kubernetes clusters on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Okta Forensics accepts exported System Logs and presents a compromise verdict, findings, an incident timeline, and a remediation checklist.

A macOS tool for reviewing GitHub pull requests in local checkouts, with keyboard-driven diffs and optional read-only AI assistance.

A browser-based L402 demo explores metered API access using Lightning invoices and credentials that encode their own limits.

A browser-based viewer for examining Windows ShellBags from registry hives, folders, or ZIP collections.

A local dashboard for Claude Code, Codex, and Copilot CLI that breaks down prompt costs, cache misses, and usage limits from logs already on your machine.

A Rust simulator runs STM32 firmware against modeled peripherals and scripted scenarios, with deterministic results designed for CI.

A continuing recovery and modernization project for AR-Cluster, ham-radio server software used by sysops and users.

This open-source tool uses an AI-written storyboard and rendering scripts to turn a product brief into a vertical promotional video.

A browser-based tool that analyzes GitHub audit logs and related files to produce a compromise verdict, incident timeline, and remediation checklist.

A macOS app that arranges terminals on a zoomable canvas and uses card-border colors to show whether work is running, waiting, failed, or finished.

Larkode presents a portfolio of practical software for schools, clinics, studios, shops, and other institutions, designed to run on devices they already have.

LogFileParser reconstructs file creations, renames, deletions, and timestamp changes from an NTFS transaction journal.

Alpha is a dependently typed language and compiler for describing a learning system—from its model and training run to its hardware pairing—in one program.

Pollard helps users match language-model builds to their hardware, with a public shelf of builds and paid custom-build requests.

Pooled presents a browser-based demo for splitting open-model inference across the memory of devices in a shared room.

An open-source, self-hosted crawler checks websites for accessibility issues and tracks what changed between scans.

A technical astronomy site presenting tools and methods for computing apparent celestial positions, eclipses, and traditional Pañcāṅga quantities.

A browser-based demonstration of a credential protocol that lets an agent prove it has permission to spend without revealing the job to the party granting that permission.

An interactive security-research demo shows how Cyrillic characters can make a registered domain resemble a familiar Latin-script address.

An interactive security research page showing how Cyrillic letters can make a domain resemble a familiar Latin-script address.

A free, open-source macOS utility that asks Claude Code agents to save handoff notes and stop cleanly as a Mac’s battery runs low.

A browser-based analyzer for public Rust repositories that reports runtime-relevant behavior, including spawned processes, environment-variable reads, and checks whose results are ignored.

A private-beta emulator project for playing feature-phone games across browsers, phones, and Telegram.

A dated, reproducible comparison tests whether Sui mainnet RPC providers disagree about event data, then documents several practical differences developers may encounter.

A statically typed, LLVM-native general-purpose programming language with documentation, benchmarks, and a browser playground.

Shepherd is a native Mac app for running coding agents in parallel, reviewing their changes, and coordinating work across machines.

An on-premises RADIUS/NAC product for adding OTP to network-device logins and managing endpoint and guest access.

BAM/DAM Parser reads Windows registry hives to show programs’ last execution times per user, with processing done locally in the browser.

CHOTDIY presents open-source maker hardware, project information and a browser tool for flashing firmware to supported devices.

A live prototype simulates how a fleet of grid-storage homes responds to demand, price signals, and operator dispatch calls.

A free, open-source command-line tool that checks AI-built apps for security issues before code is pushed.

A self-hosted Git server for a computer, NAS, or home server that preserves commits replaced by force-pushes or deleted branches.

An open-source VS Code extension that maps coding-agent sessions, subagents, tool calls, and costs in one panel.

A searchable, read-only archive of an Arabic programming forum, organized across languages, software development, and general technology.

CEN describes a federation connecting independent community telephone and PBX networks through three-digit area codes and member routing APIs, without requiring local renumbering.

A desktop tool for browsing SQLite databases in connected Android or iPhone apps, or from a local .db file.

An open technical design for checking messages on a device, with the app—not a moderation server—deciding what to do with the assessment.

A banking API for sending SEPA transfers and direct debits, receiving account activity, and tracking payment statuses through EBICS connections.

A macOS app that tracks Claude Code sessions alongside Linear tickets and GitHub pull requests, then suggests which task needs attention.

Repot prepares adapted drafts for transferring a feature and related tests between GitHub repositories.

A Mac app that runs coding agents side by side and gathers their session status in one place.

Industrial UI is a SCADA/HMI runtime that connects to industrial devices, runs Ladder or ST control logic, and serves operator screens in a browser.

An early-stage Linux distribution brings a SteamOS-like handheld setup to the AYN Odin 2 Portal, with a Steam client, desktop mode and device-specific controls.

A browser-based analyzer for Kubernetes API-server audit logs that presents a verdict, findings, an attack timeline, and a remediation checklist.

lohost is a forthcoming macOS menu-bar app that connects local servers to their projects, branches, and starting processes, then flags things that may need attention.

MADRE brings Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI and OpenCode into one local conversation with shared project memory.

A Claude Code plugin and Chrome extension that the site says replace detected personal data with placeholders before prompts reach Claude or ChatGPT, then restore values locally.

An interactive demo of a prototype that uses thermal patterns to measure near-field antenna behavior.

A filterable directory compares 70 robot arms, mobile bases, humanoids, hands, and teleoperation devices.

Play Hero analyzes Android app bundles and prepares Google Play submission materials, including Data Safety drafts, privacy policies, store listing copy, and reframed screenshots.

An offline tool that detects traffic events in fixed-camera CCTV footage and scores accident risk frame by frame.

Termalink connects an iPhone app to a Mac’s terminal, so users can run and revisit terminal sessions from elsewhere.

An API for checking EVM tokens for honeypot and rug-pull risks before buying, holding, or selling.

A Polish-language multiplayer project for GTA San Andreas Definitive Edition, with a launcher for finding servers and documentation for Lua scripting.

Watchbird puts approvals, questions, plans, and session status for AI coding agents in a small notch at the top of a Windows screen.

A macOS utility that adds Finder Quick Look previews for developer files including app builds, logs, crash reports, archives, and Wallet passes.

Appreciate Button is an open-source, self-hostable widget for adding clap, applause, or like buttons to websites.

Beeta offers real-device Android app testing for developers working toward Google Play’s 12-tester, 14-day closed-test requirement.

An ETHGlobal Tokyo experiment records mutually consented, close-range encounters as ENS text records, then displays the resulting counts.

A browser-based robotics demo lets visitors explore simulated inspection missions, robot-fleet decisions, and virtual arm handoffs.

Palaver is an in-development, open-source voice, text and screen-sharing chat that guilds can run on their own server.

An open protocol and small client that normalize activity from coding-agent tools and send it to files, a server, or other configured receivers.

A small software group presents tools for tracking AI model retirements, checking Android developer verification, and managing Ukrainian marketplace listings and finances.

A Chinese- and English-language design for default-deny outbound network access on Mac, with a console demo for matching rules.

Foliant accepts Typst source through an HTTP API and returns a rendered PDF, with MCP options for AI clients.

A set of web tools for previewing iframe embeds and comparing how public pages respond to browsers and selected crawlers.

Writ describes a Python tool that adds allow-or-deny checks and audit receipts to functions that write to systems such as databases, APIs, files, and email.

A Windows-first endpoint monitoring and response tool for small IT teams, turning device activity into plain-language incidents.

Emendant presents a tool for finding code affected by software updates, preparing fixes for supported changes, and reporting project checks.

A free plugin for Claude Code and Codex that masks secrets before they reach the model while preserving real values for tool calls.

Ravenglass offers links to Substrate chain explorers and describes plans for full-history RPC, chain data, and indicators of how complete each explorer’s data is.

Syntropic offers a per-diem API that calculates travel allowances using official US, German, and UK rates.

A visual guide explains how ClickHouse uses columns, partitions, and indexes to limit the data a query reads.

The site describes a service for granting AI agents scoped, revocable access to websites without sharing a user's password.

A specialist service for maintaining and reverse-engineering obsolete industrial hardware and software.

The tool turns an uploaded mascot or text idea into a rigged vector character, with animations for web and app projects.

An API-first tool for requesting video or audio clips by naming the words spoken at each end.

Earshot notifies developers on their phone or watch when a coding agent needs a decision, so they can answer away from their computer.

A platform for translating plain-English business policies into checked, explained rules for business rules engines and applications.

An open-source project describing a gateway for carrying ATAK location and messaging data over high-frequency and other off-grid radio links.

A developer service for running small shell-script watchers that wait for a change, then act or notify.

A planned mobile app for collecting network logs and flow data on-site, with live dashboards on the device or in a browser.

A project site for scientific applications focused on microbiome analysis and phylogenetic tree workflows.

A searchable catalog for Model Context Protocol servers, presenting official registry records alongside community listings.

An independent set of guides, demos, and lab notes for running BrainChip AKD1500 hardware on Raspberry Pi.

Crew Lens is a 3D visualization library for following long-running AI coding crews, their work, and their operational events.