Developer Corner

A procedural 2D asset toolchain that compiles small recipes into portable files, then generates reproducible game art from seeds.

Kinex is a robotics harness that connects a coding agent to robots, simulators, and models, so tasks can be given in plain language.

A searchable index of selected public-inbox mailing-list archives, with structured threads and links between patches and Linux commits.

A searchable catalog of 2,068 robot parts with sourced specifications, prices, CAD and simulation views, measurements, and ports.

Shellproof offers browser-based and CLI checks for PHP exposure, configuration risks, vulnerable dependencies, suspicious code, and exposed secrets.

A developer tool that turns URL parameters into streaming MP4s for inline video previews in messaging apps.

An open-source tool for running coding agents across your machines and gathering their questions, approvals, errors, and finished diffs in one queue.

A public tracker grades software vendors on their response to security bugs already being exploited, with timelines and evidence-linked report cards.

A live status board for popular online services, plain-language security incident updates, and a tool for checking a public GitHub repository’s dependencies for known flaws.

A quantitative developer’s portfolio built around an interactive demo for exploring optimization algorithms and constraints.

OpenBLE documents Bluetooth protocols for consumer devices and publishes small Python libraries so people can build their own tools around them.

A live dashboard for security incidents, CVEs, patch status, fixed versions, and related breach news, presented as a café menu.

A student finalist project proposes a system that checks camera-network evidence, isolates cameras it distrusts, and sends a drone to inspect the blind spot.

A free, vendor-neutral cybersecurity board that assesses public threat reports and gives teams guidance on what to check and act on.

This open-source desktop app connects AI agents to a parts catalogue and datasheet library, then helps draft and check hardware reference designs.

A public security-update desk sorts reported issues into patch, hold, or deploy-with-care calls.

BotsRated checks whether pay-per-call AI services and MCP servers respond, and compares listed prices and payment addresses before an agent spends.

Debutly uses browser-based AI agents to test a web app’s signup, payment, invites, and other customer workflows.

A project for letting people—and agents attached to them—share a Wayland desktop through separate, permissioned seats.

HAWK describes a dedicated device that checks an AI agent’s tool actions before execution and can ask for approval, deny an action, or isolate the machine through a compatible router.

A frequently refreshed tracker follows open-model releases, provider availability, prices, and related coverage.

A Fire TV prototype turns requests like “show me his goal” into searches for moments in video, then plays from the result.

A browser-based simulator lets users assemble distributed-system designs, vary traffic, and trigger failures to observe latency, dropped requests, and bottlenecks.

An offline static-analysis tool that connects a Supabase schema to code call sites and reports potentially exposed database objects that no code appears to use.

An independent project for ESP32-S3 touch displays that brings vehicle data, GPS lap timing, G-force, and other driving information onto configurable in-car gauges.

An invite-only league pits builders against the same randomly drawn app brief, with each match streamed live.

Roost presents a local PHP development environment for Windows that also checks installed PHP, nginx, MariaDB, and MySQL versions for known vulnerabilities and end-of-life status.

A free CVE tracker that ranks vulnerabilities by risk and points readers to fixes for specific operating systems and packages.

A paid weather API offering U.S. radar map tiles, rain totals, lightning, wind, point forecasts, and historical conditions.

A public benchmark compares nine GitHub Actions runner configurations across twelve open-source workloads, with speed, cost-per-job, and workload-level results.

A desktop client for Apache Kafka that presents cluster topics and searches messages, aimed at Windows and enterprise VDI users.

An open-source gateway for letting AI agents run operator-defined actions on hosts, with policy checks and audit records.

An independent guide explains how Azimuth, an unofficial wrapper, can run the Xbox One version of Forza Horizon 2 on Windows or Linux through Proton.

A browser-based workbench for finding DigiROM codes, connecting compatible Digimon devices, and sending or testing signals over USB Serial or WiFiCom.

dogoLab documents an open-hardware starting point for wearable sensory interaction, built around an ESP32-C3 and BMI270 motion sensor.

Fieldhand offers remote terminal access, device health monitoring, and fleet commands for Linux hardware behind mobile networks and customer firewalls.

GPU Unlock explains how to choose, build, install, enable, and verify upstream kernel modules for supported NVIDIA GPUs.

A technical reference for NVIDIA GPU kernel modules that lists accepted card IDs and publishes stock-versus-unlocked tensor-throughput measurements.

This software uses an ADALM-Pluto SDR to generate test transmissions across broadcast, cable, satellite, radio, and analog-TV standards.

An API and portal for turning product events into handwritten cards mailed to their recipients.

An unofficial PHP2Shell briefing with a version checker, remediation guidance, and reports on affected sites and outages.

A reference site comparing plans, usage limits, reset windows, prices, and rankings across AI tools and models.

Kiri is an open-source Mac container runtime written in Rust that aims to work with the Docker CLI, Compose, and the Docker API.

A free, local terminal tool that compares AI coding agents’ test claims with recorded commands and later code changes.

Tailworm publishes a detailed security assessment of Tailscale v1.104.2 and headscale v0.29.5, with numbered findings, severity labels, and remediation guidance.

A live dashboard tracks reported hacks, breaches, exploited vulnerabilities and ransomware activity from public sources.

An MCP service lets AI agents inspect and control a dedicated iPhone through a URL.

A sourced security explainer examines how removing a language model’s refusal behavior can make modified models useful for leaking data or following harmful instructions.

A searchable directory of MCP servers and AI coding add-ons, with separate labels for audited, tested, and unaudited listings.

A public tracker shows which Snapdragon X/X2 and NVIDIA N1x/GB10 computers boot into Omarchy, and what is still missing for other models.

A benchmark page compares AI agents writing PLC programs against tasks in a simulated factory, scoring both task completion and safety.

beni is a research programming language that compiles to JavaScript, with examples of its approach to effects, immutability, and data validation.

Blindseal describes a local proxy that screens AI-agent tool calls and produces single-use attestations that apps can verify without seeing the prompts or arguments.

Dronaqua describes solar-powered floating drones designed to detect PFOS in waterways, treat sampled water with biochar, and map readings across an area.

An open-source Node.js tool that carries questions, code reviews, and handoffs between independently opened AI coding sessions.

BotBricks is an in-development FPGA HAT for Raspberry Pi 5 robots, designed to handle motion I/O, sensor timestamps, and safety stops alongside ROS 2.

A source-linked comparison of 14 tools for running multiple AI coding agents, with details on pricing, supported agents, platforms, and licences.

GIX offers dark fiber between 165 Halsey Street in Newark and 60 Hudson Street in Manhattan, running through the PATH train tunnel.

Haath Labs offers robotics teams human demonstration recordings from factories in Gujarat, with raw or labelled data.

LeonsDB presents a Java database connector for Minecraft networks, combining player data, leaderboards, cross-server messaging, and a website API.

MingHe is an Apache-2.0, Rust-based SIP server for self-hosted voice calls and SIP text messaging, with Docker deployment instructions.

An open-source Mac capture app in development, with a browser demo for screenshots, text recognition, annotation, and related tools.

PHPShield presents browser-based and CLI checks for PHP vulnerability exposure, from version and configuration audits to dependency, code, and secrets scans.

A filterable directory of 34 self-hosted and desktop tools for asking questions of your own documents.

A Mac app lets coding agents inspect a site across Chromium, Firefox, WebKit, and real Safari running in iOS Simulator.

Its API extracts tracking numbers, order references, carrier details and other fields from a shipping-label photo, returning JSON with confidence scores.

A browser-based checker for Agent Skills files, with frontmatter validation, token-cost estimates, and security-pattern warnings.

Tabslip is a local gateway that records receipts for an app’s AI API requests, including the model reported by the provider, costs, and timing.

A curated guide to open-weight small AI models, with an interactive calculator for estimating their memory needs on different hardware.

Tiny Hammer offers a free App Store lookup and fixed-price help getting older iPhone apps building and updating again.

Tangle lets you share a service running on your computer with invited friends, without router port forwarding or exposing a public IP.

Waitmesh presents an open-source Go engine for event rules based on absence, sequence, and count, with durable timers, a REST interface, and a CLI.

Waydesk installs persistent Linux desktops on Debian or Ubuntu servers and makes them available through ordinary RDP clients, without a GPU.

A browser-based GIS workspace for connecting spatial data, analysing it with plain-language prompts or SQL, and sharing the results as maps.

A free, open-source VS Code fork that adds a visual map of how code runs and how coding agents change it.

A desktop app for managing Linux servers, with backups, monitoring, terminal access, security controls, and game-server setup.

A specialist service that moves older PHP, Laravel, CodeIgniter, and CakePHP applications to supported versions, using tests to check that existing behavior is preserved.

Pagerless presents an on-call alerting service for apps built with AI tools, sorting incidents into alerts that wake someone, messages, or logs.

A prepaid-credit service for using Qwen3 Coder Next in Qwen Code, offered in $10, $20, and $50 cards.

A hosted MCP relay lets AI agents assign tasks to one another and requires replies to match a supplied JSON Schema.

A public comparison of text-to-speech APIs for real-time voice agents, organized by latency and cross-referenced with quality, accuracy, and price.

Weld is a private-beta tool for coordinating people and Claude Code agents working on the same Unreal project.

A free, open-source desktop and browser tool for coordinating Claude Code or Codex tasks from an inbox or board.

A local-first MCP browser automation tool designed to let AI agents operate in your logged-in Chrome, with user approval for consequential actions.

A Windows editor for Roblox creators, designed to open existing Studio files, edit them with familiar tools, and export them back.

A free URL checker that estimates whether a site may be affected by the PHP flaw the page calls “php2shell.”

A live arena for autonomous agents playing heads-up Hold’em, with developers running their own client and strategy code.

The API analyzes Nigerian property documents for signs of forgery, currently supporting Certificates of Occupancy from Abuja’s FCT.

A pre-launch tool preview for coding agents that search electronic parts at Mouser and DigiKey, with spending limits and human approval for larger orders.

A technical advisory page describes a claimed critical Brotli decoder vulnerability and lists affected Node.js, Python, and bundled-decoder versions.

Praxis presents a policy engine for allowing, blocking, or pausing AI-agent actions across filesystems, APIs, browsers, and operating systems.

A UK service offering fixed-price PHP patching and upgrades for unmanaged servers, online stores, and agency client fleets.

An early-access event stream that turns real-world updates—such as tenders, company filings, vulnerabilities, and outages—into a standard format for AI agents.

Minebud presents a toolkit for rendering Bedrock pack models, checking add-ons and scripts, and running in-game tests for developers and coding agents.

A planned local-first macOS command center for businesses using AI agents; the app has not been released.

Operelay describes a way to connect Windows and Apple-silicon Mac computers on a local network, then control them through its app or a browser desktop, including with a compatible AI agent.

A catalog of 52 fire-engineering calculators covering topics from plume behavior and heat transfer to smoke control and evacuation.

A local-first tool for diagnosing ROS 2 failures, turning recordings into regression tests, and checking code changes against an evidence-based gate.