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plain saves passed actions from a coding agent’s app exploration as editable, plain-language YAML, then replays the flow from a terminal.

A local memory layer for AI agents that lets facts fade over time, tracks whether they are useful or verified, and retires facts when they are corrected.

An open-source gateway that routes OpenAI-compatible chat requests according to privacy labels and provenance.

A tracker of free LLM access by model and channel, with availability, limits, end dates, and benchmark rankings.

Sherlock presents a local scanner and browser-based checker for finding attack paths across AI agents sharing a developer’s machine.

A free Mac app that groups Claude Code sessions by worktree and repository, so developers can track several agents from one screen.

A browser-based x86 emulator presents a catalog of Windows 98-era programs and games, built to run through WebAssembly.

A JavaScript package and browser simulator for adapting a page’s visual effects to a device’s available frame time.

An open-source API checker sends fixed tests to Claude, OpenAI-compatible, or image-model endpoints and reports on behavior, protocol conformance, and usage claims.

A browser-based preview for free-molecular flow analysis and mission pre-design for very low Earth orbit spacecraft.

An experimental browser build of SOCOM II that lets owners use their own disc image to play a solo Frostfire match.

A collection of patches that brings later soundtracks, content and restorations to classic arcade games.

An open-source Claude Code hook that records tool calls, blocks selected risky actions, and lets you pause an agent mid-run.

Clavva turns Claude Code sessions into shareable run cards showing time, tokens, estimated cost, tests, and tool-call activity.

Conseqa is a tool for recording an AI agent’s intended change, then checking the external provider to verify the outcome.

Fedigest is self-hosted software for curating posts from Lemmy, PieFed and Mbin into a newest-first publication.

A macOS app for reviewing pull requests by tracing what code changes do, where they affect the system, and whether the description matches the implementation.

An unofficial browser-based Halo: Combat Evolved project offers phone installation, campaign play, and online multiplayer.

An open-source desktop app for managing SpiceDB schemas and relationships, checking permissions, and watching live changes.

Tirekicker presents a systematic test of remote MCP servers listed in the official registry, with a free briefing offered to people on its waiting list.

An open-source terminal interface for running different coding agents through one UI and switching agents without losing conversation context.

A macOS workspace for coding agents that checks commands and other actions against readable YAML permission rules.

An open-source workout language and compiler for writing functional-fitness prescriptions, checking them, and converting them to structured output.

Driftpatch tracks third-party API changes, matches them to affected code, and offers a human-reviewed patch for your repository.

Laterbase presents an MCP server for collecting out-of-scope discoveries made by coding agents, then organizing them for later work.

A permission-testing service for AI apps and agents that checks data access and tool actions, records evidence, and reruns checks after fixes.

A personal workshop collecting small software tools and experiments built to solve the maker’s own problems.

An open-source, local-first agent system designed to keep identity, memory, and activity on a machine you own.

A phone companion for monitoring and controlling Claude Code, Codex, and other agents running on your computer.

ForgeSDR describes a Linux software-defined radio platform for capturing, detecting, classifying, and monitoring signals with NVIDIA or AMD GPUs.

Mokili describes a local simulation workflow for testing controller code and packaging model, scenario, run, and result records for review.

Reef is a development-stage app-store project for Sailfish OS phones, with listings matched to the phone’s software release and a companion layer for running Silica apps on Qt 6.

An MIT-licensed toolkit that guides coding agents through investigating a PC game's engine, building and testing a mod, and preparing a showcase.

A metered Ethereum RPC gateway that presents ETH deposits and zero-knowledge proofs as a way to separate payment from query sessions.

A remote MCP server that lets AI assistants inspect and manage Google, Meta, and ChatGPT ad accounts, with human approval required for consequential changes.

It asks the same 100 questions of observed AI models each day and publishes their answers as Markdown or JSON records.

Antenna is a closed-beta encrypted messenger for people and AI agents, with a local daemon that applies per-contact permissions.

Anti-Larp offers a way to gate a site, chat, or sealed note on a visitor proving a claim about themselves without revealing the rest of an account page.

An iPhone app lets AI agents call or text a person for decisions during long-running tasks.

Independent operator notes for troubleshooting Apache Cassandra and DataStax Enterprise clusters during specific failures.

A browser tool for installing or updating ClockHub on a Waveshare ESP32-S3 1.75-inch round AMOLED board.

A one-person German app studio presents small iPhone and Mac apps, from plain-language calendar entry to an on-device news explainer.

A free beta Android app overlays images, documents, and 3D models on real paper through the Steam Frame headset’s passthrough.

GPU Zero presents a way to run PyTorch training jobs on cloud GPUs, with checkpoints intended to let a run resume after its machine stops or fails.

httpmq presents a webhook platform built around customer-specific encryption keys, delivery recovery, replay, and per-person data erasure.

A remote MCP service that lets AI agents request fixed-scope attorney review or on-site tasks from local people.

A localization tool for collecting app text during builds, translating it, reviewing changes, and publishing language releases.

Modshelf catalogs 31 Claude Code mods, with categories, install guidance, and labels describing what each mod can access on your machine.

MotionGit presents a draft .motion format for packaging video projects as editable, reusable templates, alongside a proposed platform for sharing and versioning them.

Self-hosted software checks whether IP cameras are delivering usable RTSP video, then records incidents and sends email or webhook alerts when they fail.

An open-source tool for diagnosing infeasible LP/MILP models, identifying a small fix, and explaining the cost of a change.

Panegrip describes an iPhone companion for approving, answering, and reviewing coding agents running on a computer through Herdr.

PhiLogg opens line-based logs in a browser tab and provides nested filters, log-pattern grouping, field extraction, and plotting.

An open-source MCP server lets AI clients query Google Play release status, reviews, and app reports using your own account.

Share-me is an MCP utility that lets coding agents turn files into expiring, revocable links, with hosted and self-hosted options.

Robin Pieterse offers two free, no-sign-in tools: an interactive Microsoft 365 service map and a searchable tracker of product changes.

Team Folklore presents a browser-based keyword-spotting demo that listens for “Utho Kikkar” in Punjabi and Hindi.

A browser-based tool checks public GGUF model files against pinned versions of llama.cpp, PrismML, bitnet.cpp, and mortar.cpp without uploading the files.

A command-line tool stores team secrets in an encrypted repository vault and injects them into a chosen process without exposing them as readable files.

Unfold is an open-source, self-hosted agent workflow that turns a work item into a pull request for a person to review.

A beta desktop environment for building, training, and inspecting neural networks on your own computer, using a visual diagram and a dedicated language.

A beta desktop app for mapping an application's routes, tracing risky code paths, and organizing security findings.

A solo project building configurable digital gauges to modernize the Nissan 300ZX dashboard while retaining the original instrument-cluster connections.

A free command-line grep tool, presented as part of 0verload, that extends familiar search flags with registers, in-place edits, and searches across files and other stored material.

A collection of Home Assistant projects for heating, air quality, electricity use, and dashboards, with configurations the site says readers can copy.

Keylayer describes a gateway that creates scoped keys for AI agents, with spending caps, rate limits, expiry, and revocation.

MDJaada describes a self-hosted observability tool that maps services and data systems, then groups failures into incidents with ranked possible causes.

Unstuck offers an MCP connection that lets AI agents call tools for lead lists, business data, email checks, web pages, PDFs, and more.

An API lets AI agents turn a product URL into a press release and pay for publication or wire distribution in USDC.

Beachmod provides connection instructions and an optional patch for playing Battlefield 1943 online on PS3 or RPCS3.

Bugwalk presents a debugging tool that connects a user's failed action with app requests, errors, and the code version that was live.

A C# function platform for hotel groups building integrations with Oracle OPERA Cloud.

DARDAN presents a development-stage six-wheel robotics platform intended for methane inspection at harsh industrial sites, with Libya as its initial focus.

StackClock says it tracks domain and certificate expiries alongside vendor deprecations, package vulnerabilities, and end-of-life dates.

ARKHAI presents a communication model built around permanent email addresses and threaded conversations for AI agents.

HDD Never Die describes a proposed storage architecture that pairs a stationary array of magnetic read sensors with independently moving write heads.

The Fairness Warehouse presents a ledger across datasets: choose a variable to see where it is recorded and which datasets do not record it.

A proposed phone-call workflow lets coding agents present a blocker and options, then continue after a human answers.

A detailed page for a planned Chrome extension that aims to restore styled XML pages and the XSLTProcessor API after Chrome removes built-in XSLT support.

A prelaunch project proposes using an Android phone as a hardware-backed security key for remote Linux servers.

AbleSH describes an Android SSH and SFTP client for managing server sessions, transferring files, forwarding ports, and checking server status without accounts or cloud sync.

An unreleased, open-source project for amateur-radio operators to hide, hunt, and log geocaches with APRS beaconing.

Diescope is an early-development profiler concept that aims to show how much of a chip is doing useful work, beyond whether it is simply busy.