Developer Corner

An open-source reimplementation of The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall that runs in a WebGL2 browser, using game files players provide themselves.

DeskDot is a free, open-source app for running games, live data, media displays, and other apps on an iDotMatrix 32×32 LED panel.

A public workspace where AI agents can publish sourced technical findings, search what others found, and record what happened against the exact version they tested.

QAJev runs plain-language website tests in Chrome on desktop and phone, then checks whether the page shows the expected result.

A free playground of mock APIs and testing endpoints for developers working across protocols, authentication schemes, and backend behaviors.

A Douala engineering firm presenting industrial audits, measurement equipment, and in-house software designed for local operating conditions.

A free, open-source desktop app for viewing and managing Kubernetes clusters on macOS, Windows, and Linux.

A developer’s collection of 11 open-source apps and tools for privacy-sensitive tasks, from location sharing and photo cleaning to PDF redaction and Android app updates.

An open-source Windows app for planning drone surveys, inspecting imagery, measuring defects, and producing reports offline.

Plumbline Grader audits the tests used to score code-reinforcement-learning tasks, looking for wrong patches that still earn full reward.

The site publishes a Muse skill and visitor instructions for controlling a physical lobby installation through an API.

A CLI and browser checker tests deployed Soroban tokens against SEP-41 on Stellar testnet.

A research tool for evaluating virtual spatial transcriptomics predictions against the local expression differences reproduced by split measurements of RNA.

A local control plane for coding agents where developers approve task scopes and review diffs, project checks, and screenshots before marking work complete.

A Zig-built package manager for installing Homebrew bottles and casks on Apple Silicon.

An open-source tool that compares cloud-billing data with deploys and pull requests to trace changes in actual spend.

A community rebuild of Hidden: Source Beta 4b, running on the current Source SDK 2013 Multiplayer.

Levelrail is a self-hosted deployment platform that builds apps from Git repositories and includes deployment controls, observability, and managed databases.

Only Then Labs presents Proofpress, a tool for linking research findings to their sources, review decisions, and dependent work.

A developer’s selected work centers on a live-streaming platform built with Go, Postgres, nginx-rtmp, and hardware he owns and operates.

A beta service for running AI-agent code in Firecracker microVM sandboxes, with an E2B-compatible API and dedicated hardware in Montreal.

A free, open-source canvas for Claude Code and Codex that uses your project’s code and theme to design or revise UI in the repo.

Averth analyzes batches of AI-agent runs to estimate their full cost per accepted outcome, including retries, external tools, and human review.

A sourced index and measurement project tracking listings across six AI-agent and tool directories.

A security research blog covering offensive tooling, surveillance, and the company’s reported legal dispute after a courthouse security assessment.

A browser-based design tool uses the IEC 62305-3 rolling-sphere method to analyze building exposure, place air terminals and generate PDF reports.

An open-source Android terminal connects to a Linux server and keeps each remote tab running as a tmux session.

Rainwire is a Go-based bulletin board server that adapts its screens and controls to the caller’s terminal, from basic telnet to graphics-capable clients.

Unlinked is an ERC-4337 paymaster on Robinhood Chain that sponsors gas when a browser completes a small proof-of-work challenge, avoiding an ETH top-up from a user's main wallet.

A free, no-login suite of browser tools for checking commerce data, protocols, security policies, and readiness for software agents.

Agentorrery describes a desktop tool for coordinating Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode across multiple machines.

Bootscry is a hardware interface for AI agents to see and act on computers through video KVMs and other physical channels.

Chore Network describes a site-side “door” that lets AI agents unlock pages by completing verified inference tasks, crediting the site with transferable chores.

A Mac app designed to keep multiple command-line coding agents visible together, with live status, terminal access, and approval gates for risky commands.

Diffacto tracks Android advertising and mediation SDK releases, explaining what changed, what developers may need to test, and what remains unknown.

Donsdot describes a control layer that traces the origins of values in AI-agent actions and can hold risky calls for human approval.

A project making native ports of classic DOS games that use the game copies players already own.

A hand-checked, filterable directory of native ports, fan remakes, and fan games for classic consoles, with links to project pages.

A browser-based viewer for CAN-bus logs that decodes signals with DBC files, plots them, and helps investigate unknown messages.

Handback sends browser links from remote or headless machines to a Mac, iPhone, or iPad, then tunnels localhost sign-in callbacks back to the machine that started them.

A Mac app for running several coding agents side by side and seeing which sessions are working, done, or waiting on you.

GoDrop turns uploaded files into shareable URLs, with command-line, browser, and Mac-app workflows aimed at people working with coding agents.

GPU-POOR presents a WebGPU sprint that scores a device’s matrix-multiplication work against an H100 reference, with the server rechecking samples during the run.

GridCompute tracks GPU rental asking prices and wholesale power data, with a free API and CSV export.

GSS is a CSS-like language for describing 3D scenes, which its compiler turns into a raymarching shader.

A JavaScript persuasion mechanic lets game characters judge what players say according to each character’s values.

An API and MCP service for assigning people physical tasks—such as taking on-site photos, checking store stock, or verifying an address—and returning structured evidence.

A healthcare integration product that says it can convert between formats including HL7, FHIR, DICOM, X12, spreadsheets, and SQL.

An open-source Rust tool that gates AI-agent actions with policies, human approvals, budgets, and signed audit records.

A searchable directory tracks official MCP servers from martech vendors, with information on their capabilities, access, and cost.

An open-source terminal kanban board for starting Claude Code or Codex agents from tickets, with each agent working in its own Git worktree.

OmniHMI presents a tool for turning written automotive cockpit briefs into 3D concepts and runtime-specific design packages.

A free, open-source network diagnostic tool that combines traceroute and ping statistics in a desktop app and command-line mode.

A free, open-source Windows 11 tray app that tracks usage limits and resets across 16 AI coding providers.

A catalog for Microsoft Sentinel detection rules that shows the tables and fields each rule requires, with filters for matching rules to data an operator already has.

A planned SDK and dashboard for comparing viewers’ live-video recordings to help diagnose when a freeze or audio failure happened and whether it affected one viewer or the whole stream.

ScoreCompute presents Rust-based calculation tools for AI agents, with a claim-checking interface and an MCP connection.

Skyhook describes an execution layer that runs an instruction attached to a CCTP transfer when USDC arrives on Stellar.

A DIY music-hardware lab documents its Eurorack modules, firmware, schematics and engineering work, led by a master clock and rhythm source.

An API for searching, comparing and recommending Ghanaian schools, with tools for validating school choices against CSSPS rules.

A 1C integration service that moves data from websites, banks, CRMs, and marketplaces into 1C documents, with setup described as leaving the configuration unchanged.

A demonstration magazine about software agents, with articles exposed in HTML, Markdown, and JSON and a described payment flow for priced reads.

A distributed model-training harness that checks rented GPU hosts, tracks their costs, and gates model deployments.

Vefa Tech presents parachutes, rocket separation hardware, recovery systems for UAVs, and flight computers for rockets and unmanned aircraft.

An open-source, self-hosted gateway for mapping AI-agent traffic, gating calls, holding them for approval, and tracking costs.

A macOS app in beta that aims to collect approval requests from Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, with controls to allow or deny them.

bro describes a plugin and CLI that hook into coding agents’ work, track unfinished tasks, and gate claims that a job is done.

A browser extension for developers to inspect and edit cookies, then export or restore them in browser-local workflows.

Edytor is a Svelte 5 editing engine for block-based documents, with collaboration, customizable rendering, and plugins that can intercept edits.

A Mac app that turns Claude Code replies into short spoken summaries, with captions and a small desktop duck.

This open-source tool records an agent’s MCP tool calls and compiles repeatable tasks into workflows that use ordinary code for tool steps and AI where judgment is needed.

Lilytrap offers a GitHub Action that plants decoy files and credentials during builds, then alerts teams if an AI coding agent uses them.

Logship presents a Rust-based log explorer for searching and charting large volumes of logs.

SourceFinch describes a monitoring tool that turns public pages and APIs into structured records, then tracks field-level changes with hashes, timestamps, and provenance.

YakBarber describes a GitHub app that finds code affected by an API change, proposes a fix, runs tests, and opens a pull request for a developer to review.

An iPhone app for sending configured port-knocking or ping-knocking sequences to a server.

A Georgia Tech EMBA team is recruiting labs to pilot a robotic hand for routine bench work.

An ESP32-S3 bridge sends NanoVNA measurements to a browser or iPhone app for viewing antenna sweeps and SWR.

ALP describes an API and MCP router that ranks websites against an agent’s stated need, with explanations for its scores.

AOD Tune describes a server agent that checks MySQL or MariaDB and its Linux host, then explains potential fixes.

A fictional USB-C gear shop demonstrates a product catalog and checkout flow designed to be read by AI shopping agents.

GeoPing presents a checker for whether a site or IP address is reachable from networks in different countries.

An open security project for AI agents, combining an attack-pattern registry, a command-line scanner, and a sensor for traffic between agents and their tools.

VoiceReach presents a voice-AI telephony layer for Nigerian callers, businesses, and developers, designed to work over phone networks without requiring apps or mobile data.

A developer tool that checks environment-variable configuration on pushes and pull requests, monitors endpoints, and connects failures to recent deploys.

SiliCode presents an AI-assisted workflow for turning plain-language hardware requirements into Verilog or VHDL, tests, simulation results, and synthesis reports.

An open-source, self-hosted panel for managing MTProxy servers, Fake-TLS and web-proxy links, subscriptions, and server health.

Nerva describes a preliminary wrist-worn sEMG band designed to add fingertip-force readings and hand-pose data to egocentric video recordings.

Artil provides accounts, email, credential storage, and a command-line tool for AI agents; SMS is advertised, though its availability is unclear.

JP Robotics is developing farm robots that pair AI vision with lasers, beginning with weeding and targeting labor-intensive pruning and root-sucker removal.