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Chainstack Self-Hosted is a self-hosted blockchain node management solution, packaging Chainstack's operational expertise into a control panel.
Positioned to 'make blockchain infrastructure boring to operate,' simplifying the hosting of 'your own blockchain nodes.' It's free to install, with users paying only for their underlying infrastructure.
A VM designed to simulate realistic production conditions, model latencies, different interleaving, and user requests to find and perfectly reproduce bugs by controlling non-deterministic properties.
A solution to make every bug perfectly reproducible, enabling teams to replicate support incidents and uncover bugs in highly tested software.
TunnelMind: A reputation API providing a unified reputation graph over IPs, ASNs, domains, and entities. It exposes this data via a JSON API, returning signed receipts with attestation tiers. The protocol is open source.
A foundational tool for understanding the 'future of the internet' by offering a consolidated reputation graph. Implied use cases include enhancing security, fraud detection, and optimizing ad-tech supply chain integrity.
Magenta Real-Time Music Generation Locally on iPhone, Without the GPU
A demonstration of running Deepmind's Magenta Realtime 2 music generation model locally on an iPhone, leveraging the Neural Processing Unit (NPU) for sustained, real-time performance without GPU usage.
Nightwatch, an open-source, local-first, read-only AI SRE tool.
An AI-powered Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) assistant that sits atop existing monitoring, grouping alert storms into incidents, flagging noisy checks, and using local agents to investigate live systems and form root-cause hypotheses, prioritizing security (read-only, loca...
A CLI agent for prompt evaluation loops.
create, run, and improve prompt evals from the terminal
Darnix, a project to build the Darwin kernel (XNU) and a standalone OS using Nix.
A revival of PureDarwin, building a standalone OS on Apple's open-source Darwin layer with Nix managing everything above the kernel, effectively a Nix OS on XNU instead of Linux. It addresses the difficulty of building XNU due to proprietary tooling and lack of build systems.
Claude Soul – a cross-session learning engine for Claude Code. It's an MCP server + hooks that extracts interaction signals (corrections, successes, confusion) to build and refine behavioral frameworks, enabling the AI to improve over time.
A solution to Claude Code's lack of cross-session memory, aiming for actual AI improvement rather than simple fact storage. It enables autonomous learning and refinement of AI behavior.
Crit – a local review tool for agent plans and code diffs.
A CLI tool that provides a GitHub-inspired browser interface for reviewing agent-generated plans and code diffs locally, facilitating iterative feedback with agents before committing to GitHub. Offers optional self-hostable hosted service for team feedback.
Agent MCP Studio, a browser-only studio for designing and orchestrating multi-agent MCP systems.
A secure, serverless, browser-based environment for prototyping and deploying multi-agent AI systems, emphasizing local execution and direct export to production-ready Python.
An Express.js codebase that has handled over $50M in production.
A battle-tested, non-AI Express.js codebase, presented provocatively to solicit critical feedback.
Pando Proxy, a context window manager for Codex (OpenAI) calls.
A proxy solution that significantly reduces LLM context window usage (87% avg reduction) for Codex, specifically targeting SWE-bench traces, aiming to improve efficiency and cost.
Cartoon Studio (open-source desktop app)
An open-source desktop app for making simple 2D cartoon scenes and shows, going from script to video without a big animation pipeline. Local-first, bring-your-own API keys for AI features.
Llama.cpp Tutorial 2026: A comprehensive guide for running GGUF models locally on CPU and GPU.
A complete, up-to-date tutorial for local LLM inference, covering installation, compilation with CUDA/Metal, running GGUF models, tuning inference flags, using the API server, speculative decoding, and hardware benchmarking.
Xit – a Git-compatible VCS written in Zig with patch-based merging.
A Git-compatible version control system that introduces patch-based merging, similar to Darcs and Pijul, as its marquee feature, enhancing merge conflict resolution.
Grateful, a gratitude app with a private social layer. Users write entries, share them with self-defined "circles," and receive daily past gratitude notifications.
A private, intimate social platform focused on gratitude, designed for sharing within trusted small groups, offering a curated and positive social experience free from strangers.
Prompt injection experiments with OpenClaw and GPT-5.4.
Demonstrating prompt injection vulnerabilities in advanced LLM models.
Mo – a tool that checks GitHub PRs against decisions approved in Slack.
A solution to prevent code changes from silently breaking previously agreed-upon decisions, acting as an automated guardrail for team agreements before merge.
Meta-agent – an open-source library for self-improving AI agent harnesses.
An open-source library that 'automatically and continuously improves agent harnesses from production traces,' using an LLM judge and a proposer to iteratively refine prompts, hooks, tools, or subagents based on performance.
Artemis.fyi, a real-time tracker for the Artemis II Moon mission.
A simplified, user-friendly Artemis II tracker that aggregates public data sources (JPL Horizons API, NASA DSN XML feed) to provide essential mission information without unnecessary complexity.
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