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Clickit is an open-source clipboard history manager for macOS that lives in the menu bar, recording text, links, images, and screenshots, with features like search, pinning, and a live queue.
Kent C. Dodds announces an update to the Kody agent that allows browsing by domain for cheaper, faster discovery, after merging 55 pull requests in one day.
Klura enables AI agents to turn website tasks into reusable capabilities, eliminating the need for repetitive UI crawling.
ReadmeAI is a Python CLI tool that automatically generates structured README files from local or remote repositories using AI models or offline mode, supporting multiple providers and customization.
New open-source Agent Skill by @mvanhorn flags unintended changes in GitHub diffs, running locally. Aimed at developers.
A skill for coding agents that produces ADHD-friendly outputs: action-first, numbered steps, no 'hope this helps' fluff. Improves clarity for neurodivergent users and anyone wanting concise answers.
Yorishiro is a macOS terminal that gives AI agents a visual body and presence, allowing them to react to errors, express emotions, and share the environment with the user. It is self-modifiable and works with Claude Code or Codex.
dcmake is a new GUI debugger for CMake, built using Dear ImGui and the DAP protocol, allowing interactive debugging of CMake scripts. It was rapidly developed with AI assistance.
HarnessRouter provides a single API to access multiple top-tier AI agents, simplifying integration into applications.
Taskwarrior MCP is a Model Context Protocol server that allows AI assistants to manage Taskwarrior tasks. It exposes task operations, filters, and reusable prompts, enabling assistants to act on task data.
Kent C. Dodds shares that his project Kody has grown to 250k lines of code in just a couple of months, built by one developer.
Felix Rieseberg, known for his work at Anthropic and on ElectronJS, has released a free Mac app that allows users to build their own large language models from scratch.
Devin Outposts enables running Devin on any machine, including Mac mini, GPU boxes, VMs, private networks, or Kubernetes clusters, bringing the AI coding agent to local or private infrastructure.
SAIPEN is a plain-text protocol using markdown files to solve the problem of AI agents forgetting context between sessions, allowing any file-reading AI to continue work seamlessly.
Caw is an open source web terminal multiplexer designed for AI agents.
Mem0 is an open-source memory layer that helps AI agents retain and retrieve user context across conversations using hybrid search (semantic, BM25, entity), with SDKs for Python and npm.
Redential is a developer credential that proves what you built, likely a tool for verifying and showcasing development work.
CodeAlmanac is an open-source CLI tool that creates and maintains a living wiki for your codebase, using AI coding agents like Codex or Claude to capture design decisions and context from conversations.
A backend service for AI agents offering memory, storage, and semantic search with a single command, along with a $10,000 contest for the best application built on it.
An in-depth article about Git's `--end-of-options` flag, its history, and its importance in preventing argument injection vulnerabilities, including related CVEs.