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A Rust-based, local-first, agent-first task manager for the terminal, designed as a coordination layer for agent-driven workflows with full Git integration and guardrails.
An issue-tracking and project-management tool for agent-driven workflows, designed to control agent randomness, enforce rigorous workflows, and decrease agent development time while increasing human planning efficiency.
Mechs.lol, a free, web-based autoshooter game with multiplayer support.
A free, web-based autoshooter game developed heavily using AI/LLMs, demonstrating the capability of these tools in game creation.
CoreMem, a SaaS for portable context management for AI agents.
A centralized system for building and sharing collections of context ('mems') with any AI agent, eliminating the need to re-explain projects or goals across sessions and tools. Integrates via URLs, browser extensions, and IDE plugins.
Coder Words, an offline-first PWA word puzzle game.
An offline-first Progressive Web App (PWA) word puzzle game for programmers, featuring computer science and programming topics, designed as a privacy-centric alternative to '7 Little Words' with no sign-up, app install, or tracking.
Secluso (formerly Privastead), an open-source private home security camera system with end-to-end encryption.
An open-source, privacy-focused home security camera system featuring end-to-end encryption (OpenMLS), easy Raspberry Pi setup with a GUI deploy tool, reproducible builds, and privacy-preserving push notifications via UnifiedPush.
A software tool for interactively exploring C++ Abstract Syntax Trees (ASTs).
An interactive C++ AST exploration tool that replaces Clang's AST dump, enabling structural search for static code analysis.
A remote job board aggregating "best remote jobs" from top private and public companies, allowing direct application without signup or intermediaries.
A direct, no-friction platform for job seekers to find high-quality remote positions, bypassing typical job board overhead.
Logbox, an open-source Rust CLI tool that pipes dev server logs to a local SQLite database, enabling AI agents (specifically Claude Code) to monitor and search them.
A local, autonomous log monitoring and analysis solution for AI coding agents, designed to overcome the limitations of manual log inspection and direct agent interaction with log streams or files.
MyUUIDshop – a service for generating universally unique identifiers (UUIDs) that guarantees no duplicates by storing and checking each generated UUID against a database. It also offers an API for checking UUID presence.
A solution to the problem of UUID collisions, ensuring uniqueness by database validation. Positioned as a reliable alternative to in-house UUID generation, especially for heavy use cases.
Closed Rings – a CLI-first, AI-agent-integrated time tracker designed for developers. It tracks tasks, context switches, and provides summaries, focus reports, and exports.
A developer-friendly, AI-agent-first time tracker that lives in the terminal and integrates with coding agents. It aims to provide stand-up-ready summaries and focus reports, primarily for consultants and freelance developers.
D-slop, a free browser extension designed to disincentivize AI-generated content (writing, images, video) on the internet. For writing, it checks known vocabulary, punctuation, and cadence tells, assigning a score. Users can flag, hide, or block offending text. A D-slop+ version is planned for media, requiring API calls.
A tool to "kill the dead internet" or "revive the internet" by combating the proliferation of AI-generated content. It is presented as a free, open-source solution for users to identify and manage AI-written text.
A system that continuously tracks job postings across companies, logging posting dates and measuring duration, to identify 'ghost jobs' and broader hiring patterns.
A tool to track ghost jobs, also providing insights into company hiring momentum, recruiting intensity, pipeline health, and talent bottlenecks.
LFK, a lightweight, keyboard-driven Kubernetes TUI for exploring and managing clusters from the terminal.
A Fast Kubernetes TUI. Implies speed and efficiency compared to existing Kubernetes management tools, particularly for terminal-centric users.
Nemo, a visual, local server and job runner for managing multiple npm/bun servers and one-off operational jobs, displaying logs and CPU/RAM metrics.
A visual, local server and job runner. Solves the problem of managing operational complexity from 'coding agents' and keeping the terminal focused on other tasks.
A plain English breakdown of X's open-sourced algorithm, created using Claude code.
Plain English breakdown of all steps of X's open-sourced algorithm.
SwarmWright, a system for defining structured multi-agent AI using markdown files for agents and JSON for topology.
Provides structure to chaotic custom AI pipelines, enforcing a defined graph for agent interactions while maintaining agent autonomy.
ShaderKit, a browser GLSL editor for fractal art, offering ShaderToy-compatibility, an export pipeline, loop examination mode, cloud rendering (up to 8K with supersampling), and a GIF exporter.
A tool built to overcome Shadertoy's limitations, specifically for finishing and exporting fractal art, providing missing features like a robust export pipeline and advanced debugging for seamless loops.
An incremental markdown parser for streaming LLM responses.
A more efficient alternative to full re-parsing for AI chat applications, improving UI performance and enabling server-side markdown processing.
JDS, a Copilot skill suite for structuring AI coding behavior through a "think -> plan -> execute" pipeline.
An enhancement for Copilot, providing structured, disciplined agentic workflows to prevent AI agents from losing focus during complex or long-running coding tasks.
Petri, a drop-in Postgres image with a Golang proxy.
A solution for parallelizing database-dependent tests by forking a fresh database instance per connection, eliminating in-band test runs and DB mocking issues.
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