Developer Corner

A closure notice for the 21-year-old forum and tracker project, marking TorrentPier 3.0 as its final release and pointing to its archive and source repositories.

The tool builds a sandboxed copy of an application with fictional data, runs AI agents through jobs, and checks the outcomes against the app’s database.

An open-source tool for AI agents that combines 28 web scrapers and browsers, with a router intended to choose among them.

A local dashboard puts Claude Code and Codex sessions into repository rooms, where finished or blocked sessions wait for your attention.

Sierpe indexes registered Stellar contracts into your own Postgres database and exposes their history through a REST API and embedded UI.

A collection of sourced, versioned notes that asks what evidence would support claims about software releases and custody.

A macOS app that lets an AI chat read, edit, and run code in selected local projects, with changes visible for review and rollback.

A WordPress automation tool for connecting site events to chains of actions using forms, recipes, and optional human approvals.

A beta desktop Git client for Windows, macOS, and Linux, built around a visual commit graph, conflict prediction, and recoverable operations.

An early Rust-based replacement for the Cloud Firestore emulator, packaged as a single binary with installation options for several platforms.

An open-source coding harness for running AI coding agents, with parallel workers, persistent memory, and published benchmarks.

A URL-based meme generator and free MCP server let people or AI agents render images from a catalog of 568 templates.

MobS is a research-led open-source project exploring how software users could verify dependency claims without receiving a vendor’s full component list.

An open-source local guard for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor that checks agent actions against allow, ask or deny rules.

A tool for coding agents to build pixel-art sprites, maps, effects, and other game assets as code.

An open-source launcher and game store for ROCKNIX and Android handhelds, featuring three.js games made with AI coding tools.

A public-alpha network for delegating formal mathematics research to an agent and publishing owner-approved, verifiable contributions.

An open-source, self-hosted project that lets AI agents read Sicoob and Inter account data, with a separate offline CLI for boletos and Pix.

Vimma is a pre-alpha Firefox fork that brings keyboard-driven navigation, split panes and workspaces to the browser.

An open-source index of publicly reachable services, organized as a federation of independently run scanning nodes.

A searchable leaderboard compares LeRobot v3 datasets by scale and recording-quality checks.

A Windows VPN client designed to block network traffic when its tunnel fails, with DNS interception and per-app routing.

A public audit of OpenAI’s mathematics release, with a browser-based Lean scanner and a review queue that distinguishes formal checks from work still needing human referees.

An open-source CLI toolkit for monitoring SQL Server, Oracle, PostgreSQL, and MySQL without installing agents on the monitored machines.

An open-source CLI finds disk space tied up in developer worktrees, dependencies, caches, build output, and local AI models, then sorts items by how safe they are to remove.

An unofficial tracker for the PS5-to-PC project AnyPS5, with a searchable compatibility list, build links, and dated progress data.

An open-source coding agent that runs in a project directory, connects to an OpenAI-compatible model, and uses file and shell tools to carry out coding tasks.

A browser-based studio for designing HMI/SCADA screens, paired with a free runtime for Windows, macOS and Linux.

A pay-per-request research service for AI agents, with sourced answers and company-lead checks paid in USDC.

A game-like portfolio opens onto a browser traffic simulation and projects including DocAssist, a local document question-answering app.

An open-source terminal utility that adds on-demand explanations to output from four coding-agent CLIs.

A free, open-source Mac app that runs Claude Code or Codex in separate Git worktrees so coding tasks can proceed in parallel.

A tool that analyzes coding-agent session logs and returns evidence-backed feedback across eight collaboration behaviors.

Switchyard coordinates multiple coding agents working on one repository, flagging overlapping changes and routing completed lanes through a checked merge train.

An open-source toolkit gives coding agents playbooks and game-specific notes for modding PC games.

A searchable index of public Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor configurations, with adoption-ranked components and a “Rig Doctor” for config checks.

AIGuard is an open-source command guardrail for Kimi Code CLI and Claude Code, with decisions to allow, ask for approval, or block.

A JavaScript library for drawing word-level animated captions in browser video previews and rendering them into MP4s with FFmpeg.

A self-hosted browser SSH tool that describes issuing 15-minute, host-and-login-scoped certificates and running saved scripts across multiple hosts.

A Claude Code and pi plugin uses Codex to review plans, research, and code, with only findings checked against cited evidence able to block a run.

A free Mac app for giving Claude Code or Codex visual references: select an interface element, mark a screen area, or record an interaction.

The macOS product lets a team watch coding agents, redirect their work, and hand sessions to a teammate from a laptop or phone.

Diazoma turns feeds, catalogs, galleries, and archives into curved, searchable walls you can browse in a browser or, in development, a headset.

A paid service checks number-and-date claims against dated primary sources, returning a cited verdict: verified, stale, contradicted, or unknown.

Firebrick is a Rust CLI that says it runs local coding agents inside disposable microVMs, separating their work from the host machine.

An open-source JavaScript runtime that watches network activity and app state for race conditions, stale responses, and duplicate submits.

Harbyn presents a command-line scanner that identifies third-party APIs, SDKs, models, and MCP servers in a repository that are approaching a change or retirement.

An iPhone companion for checking on coding agents running in tmux on your Mac, starting with Claude Code.

Larmor is an open-source Mac voice interface for Claude Code, Codex, and other AI agents, letting users speak instructions and hear responses.

MenuRun is a macOS app for building, installing, and launching Xcode projects without opening Xcode.

A Windows desktop studio for finding, building, testing, and sharing PC game mods, with optional AI coding assistance.

An alpha-stage black-box testing library for Turkish LLM and RAG applications, covering language transformations, jailbreak defenses, and answer evaluation.

Nitrakit offers a customizable video-editor SDK for apps across iOS, Android, React Native, and the web.

A one-maker collection of small tools, apps, and experiments, including an Office SmartArt generator and an offline HTML viewer for iPhone.

An open-source search and navigation product for commerce catalogs, built on Meilisearch and presented as self-hostable.

Oveyon offers API and SMTP email infrastructure, plus inbound mailboxes that classify messages and route them to agents or other channels.

A detailed engineering article describes Paguro, a system intended to move running Kubernetes pods between nodes without dropping their active connections.

CircuitPilot brings schematic, PCB, enclosure, and documentation controls into one editor, with AI assistance and fabrication-oriented exports.

An open-source identity verifier and credential stack for teams working with Europe’s digital identity wallets.

An open-source MCP server that lets an AI agent search, read, reply to, and file mail across supported mailboxes.

An open-source Claude Code mod that displays per-repository spending and session burn rate in a bar above the terminal prompt.

Quorum describes a service that sends an agent’s uncertain question to human responders and returns a structured answer.

A free, open-source Mac app that helps you find the right repository, folder, or past coding-agent conversation before starting work.

A paid API for verifying preset claims—such as whether an account is at least 180 days old—without revealing the underlying value.

An exoplanet-analysis console that searches for transits, stages an evidence-based agent review, and packages findings with reproducibility checks.

An open-source native macOS app for creating and managing macOS and Linux virtual machines from the menu bar or terminal.

A Mac app homepage for monitoring multiple Claude Code and Codex terminals in a single window.

An independent collection of small-model experiments, interactive demos, and notes on what broke.

Tollwise describes a tool for setting prices on x402 API requests based on request shape, service load, cost, and settled payment history.

A Mac-based tool that starts a paired coding agent when someone assigns it a ticket or mentions it in a comment.

An independent research project lets readers inspect how simulated missing clinical features affect model ranking, probability error, and calibration on two public datasets.

An open-source library for describing answer screens as data, auditing them, and rendering them as an interface or plain text.

ZoomiesLabs presents Retramo, an open-source VS Code extension that helps developers resume work after stepping away.

A pay-per-call gateway offering AI agents and developers normalized JSON data APIs, paid in USDC on Base without signup or an API key.

An interactive test bench for sending the same decision scenario to seven AI systems and comparing their answers.

Okulo is presented as a command-line tool that combines Git history, code complexity, and authorship to identify potential technical-debt hotspots.

Omen presents code changes at three levels—overview, intent-grouped guide, and line-by-line diff—then lets reviewers discuss them with the agent that wrote the code.

Shum is a decentralized messenger that says it works without a phone number, using Bluetooth for nearby messages and Nostr relays for internet delivery.

A native desktop app for watching changes in a Git repository, with file-tree and syntax-highlighted diff views.

An open proposal for putting personal rules to work through AI agents, using plain-language instructions, small exact tools, and data the user owns.

A native Mac app for querying and editing PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, MongoDB, SQL Server, and Redis databases.

MCProof runs attacks against an MCP-connected AI agent, records its tool calls, and reports whether it was compromised.

A Brazilian cloud sandbox for AI coding agents, with rollback snapshots and a route for deploying apps to production.

A FOSS United initiative outlines a plan to pool small monthly UPI contributions and let contributors choose which Indian free and open-source projects receive funding.

StillHeron profiles a database from a command line and produces a data dictionary, findings report, and browsable site.

ASHA presents a framework for turning speech in low-resource African languages—starting with Twi—into actions on ESP32 microcontrollers.

A Rust-and-WebAssembly prototype presents a limited CU Boulder GIS slice as a campus-scale space to explore.

The site presents a Cloudflare-powered API for scraping, crawling, mapping, searching, and extracting web data, with a Firecrawl v2-compatible interface.

A source-linked desktop project that aims to bring sonar survey import, quality control, interpretation, and processing into one workspace.

Merkora is developing e-paper shelf labels with an RGB light and button, linked to an ERP for kitting, picking, and warehouse tasks.

A Linux file manager built around flexible multi-panel workspaces and visible, controllable file operations.

Motorbay offers plate, VIN, and vehicle-ID lookups for Danish vehicles, returning vehicle details as JSON.

PhonePilot presents Mac-based Android mirroring, control, file transfer, clipboard sync, and Quick Share, alongside BIM Pilot for iPhone.

A tool and interactive simulator for reserving AI agents’ potential call costs against budgets before the calls run.

A private-beta service says it runs binaries in isolated virtual machines and turns their behavior into replayable traces and analyst briefings.

Milo presents a workflow for turning API specs, CLIs, MCP servers, and docs into coding-agent tasks, then checking the runs against a sandbox.

Grub presents a set of pre-signature security checks for BNB Chain transactions, tokens, approvals, and suspicious messages.

LeakShield describes a way to detect and mask sensitive speech in audio before forwarding it to downstream speech-to-text and AI systems.

A Mac-connected tool lets coding agents publish Reels, TikToks and YouTube Shorts through the official apps on iPhones the operator owns, then records a per-post receipt.

An open-source desktop tool for building RF signal chains and inspecting spectra and measurements at selected points.

An open-source project for routing signed software events to email or WebSocket notifications and keeping a searchable delivery record.

A Linux operating system for the Anbernic RG35XX SP, with emulators, native games and video playback.

A tool for testing and comparing accessibility across web pages, Storybook builds, and npm component libraries.

A marketplace that says it turns idle GPU capacity into inference requests, priced moment by moment and yielded back when the owner’s workloads need it.

A free, read-only log viewer that brings several sources into one place.

A tool that turns engineering activity from GitHub, Jira, and Slack into a handover for a teammate when a developer is absent.

An open-source tool for tracing browser automation failures, with a local dashboard for inspecting steps and captured evidence.

A free router demo for AI agents looking for paid API endpoints using x402 or MPP payment methods.

A self-hosted service for issuing, renewing, and deploying Let's Encrypt certificates across DNS providers and mixed server environments.

Green Phone Agent says teams can describe mobile-app tests in Vietnamese or English and have an AI agent run them on real Android or iOS devices, returning video and bug reports.

Pipelad proposes a gateway for Python packages that holds new releases for three days, analyzes them locally, and lets servers install only versions it has verified.

A Portuguese-language indie game studio presents five 2D games to try and a level editor that is still in prototype.

An e-signature service for businesses that want signed PDFs accompanied by a durable record of who signed and when.

A component kit and upload engine for adding file-upload experiences to shadcn/ui applications.

A research-backed text-to-speech project for mixed Sinhala-English text, with a pipeline from text normalization to generated audio.

Skipper is a planned iPhone and iPad terminal for connecting to coding agents on a Mac or Linux machine over Mosh and the user’s Tailscale network.

TurboCaml describes a browser-based OCaml workspace for editing projects, checking and completing code, building with Dune, running notebooks, and using a terminal.

A GitHub-merge dashboard proposes routing trading fees from repo coins to authors of reviewed pull requests.

A Boston weather-and-water operations dashboard presented as an Orbit plugin for Boston Dynamics Spot.