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An owner-operated 1994 Saulsbury fire engine available for productions, weddings, parties, photo shoots, community events, and other appearances across the Finger Lakes and Central New York.
An MIT-licensed macOS and Windows GUI for the Pi coding agent, with multi-session chat, visual permission approvals, streaming Markdown, themes, and task panels.
An offline pipefitter reference and calculator covering schedules, fitting takeoffs, flange bolt-ups, offsets, miter cuts, and feet-and-inches math.
Operations software for mobile and event bars that forecasts drinks, quotes jobs, prepares packing lists, tracks tabs, and reconciles the night.
An independent publication tests AI models with frozen prompts, blind scoring, working artifacts, measured costs, and documented failures.
A local trace analyzer that estimates what an LLM run really costs, including re-sent history, prompt caching, retries, and agent-tool calls.
An interactive 1998 bedroom filled with music, games, mixtapes, television, messages, and hidden discoveries.
SCALEONE:TWO sells a made-to-order engineering artifact inspired by the visual language of late-1980s Formula One, along with its full documentation package.
Sehat is a private family health record for keeping aging parents’ medications, allergies, conditions, doctors, and related details ready to share with emergency-room staff.
An independent fan wiki for Sephiria, covering builds, weapons, artifacts, bosses, secret rooms, co-op fixes, and a free build planner.
A local-first MCP server that saves an LLM project’s decisions, open questions, constraints, and files so a fresh chat can resume the work.
The Johns Hopkins lab develops real-time optical imaging, targeted drug delivery, tumor-biology research, and patient-derived models for head and neck cancer.
An in-development, local-first workspace for running Claude Code, Codex, shells, and development processes as durable, reconnectable sessions.
A two-bedroom whole-house stay in Ban Tam, Phayao, surrounded by working rice fields and backed by Doi Luang.
A live-commerce storefront and order-reconciliation tool for West African sellers serving local and diaspora buyers.
A neighbor-run, document-sourced site tracking a proposed 2,800-acre, 1,000-megawatt data center in Archer County, Texas.
Simera looks at the ingredients already in your kitchen and gives you three realistic dinner options, with step-by-step instructions.
A Japanese-language conversation tool that uses ordinary playing cards to help families discuss homes, money, memories, medical care, funerals, and what comes next.
A browser-based navigation tool for Amsterdam’s canals that plans routes around your boat’s dimensions, bridge clearances, one-way rules, and lock hours.
A Sacramento tile-matching service that identifies and supplies historically accurate replacements for pre-war and mid-century kitchens and bathrooms.
A poetic site for asking questions of distinct AI personas, with every exchange proposed, accepted or declined, and answered by a human keeper.
A screenshot API that renders pages with the emoji set you specify, including Apple, Android, Twemoji, WhatsApp, and Microsoft.
A cozy nature-restoration game where players rebuild damaged habitats, craft real ecological features, and wait for real animals to return.
A Chinese-language interactive simulation showing how spacecraft use planetary flybys to change direction and speed.