Grist: Five Tiny HTTP Utilities for Agents
A paid-per-call set of deterministic web utilities for AI agents, covering DNS, page extraction, robots.txt, sitemaps, and URL redirects.
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A paid-per-call set of deterministic web utilities for AI agents, covering DNS, page extraction, robots.txt, sitemaps, and URL redirects.
Hairpin turns the geometry of unfamiliar mountain roads into spoken rally-style pace notes for a phone.
A researcher homepage documenting work on multimodal large models, reinforcement-learning post-training, image editing, and audits of whether benchmarks measure what they claim.
Heretic tests browser-reported identity and device details against network, hardware, transport, and TLS measurements.
Shuki is an AI bot that helps people find, give away, and sell used items through one private WhatsApp chat.
A native macOS and Windows note app that opens an existing folder of Markdown files as a searchable, linked vault.
A moderated, community-built encyclopedia for documenting boats through hull numbers, photographs, histories, equipment, sightings, and sources.
A drafting service converts photographs, plans, and walkthrough notes into a numbered Part 2 rehabilitation narrative with a separate Standards risk review.
A browser-based tool that finds hidden Unicode characters, cleans copied text, and reports on repetitive or AI-like writing patterns.
A Mac app turns one message into separate, personalized iMessages, SMS texts, and emails without exposing a group or uploading your contacts.
A photographic archive of landscapes, villages, and visitor experiences across Mallorca’s 14 Pla de Mallorca municipalities.
A Russian-language publication about open-source intelligence, verification, and digital safety.
A privacy-first set of calculators for exposing the long-term cost of fees, interest, subscriptions, currency margins, and everyday spending.
A 17-lesson video-and-text course with quizzes and an AI tutor for embedded and IoT teams working through the EU Cyber Resilience Act.
An interactive chart of Japanese government bond yields and yield-curve shapes from 1974 to today.
A committee-oriented rankings engine for NJCAA soccer, combining RPI, Colley, Massey, ballots, tournament history, and at-large selection.
A former European and Portuguese national champion coaches surfers of every level across Portugal’s Lisbon-area breaks.
The official site for a compact Japanese card game where two players hide, protect, investigate, and hunt werewolves across two villages.
KalTrack estimates calories and macros from meal photos, while using barcodes and nutrition labels when exact printed figures are available.
Keelson classifies a shipped AI feature under the EU AI Act, cites the relevant articles, and reopens the assessment when connected Linear and Sentry activity suggests the system has changed.
Keptrace records what AI coding tools did, which files and symbols they touched, and why decisions changed over time.
KinSift checks a GEDCOM family tree against the five-part Genealogical Proof Standard and identifies what needs strengthening.
An open-source Python tool that audits quantitative backtests for leakage, overfitting, robustness, costs, and reproducibility.
A bilingual civic project documenting reported changes to an Albuquerque waterway and helping residents request official review.