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turri

A coding agent that rewrites code from specs instead of patching it

It puts a real tool behind the idea that specs and tests should outlive code, so you can see whether regeneration holds up on your project.

fable52.games

A browser arcade where every game ships with its prompt and its source

If you want to know what one prompt to a frontier model can actually build, this is the quickest honest sample: play it, then read the code.

App Page

A hosted hub for your app's users, embeddable in a WebView

A small app team can replace a feedback board, a docs wiki, a status page and a forum with one embeddable page for $5 a month.

cogit

Records each prompt to your coding agent so any line of code can explain itself

When an agent wrote the code, the reasoning lives in a chat you closed; cogit keeps it beside the commit so the next person can ask why.

Voxel

An open-source desktop voice changer that feeds any app through a virtual mic

Streamers and players get a free, account-free alternative to paid voice changers, with AI voices that run on the CPU rather than a cloud service.

Taster

A guard layer that checks agent tool calls and screens what tools send back

If your agent touches customer systems, this puts your rules outside the prompt, where a long context or a poisoned web page cannot talk it out of them.

OpenSwells

Surf ratings and 16-day swell outlooks built on public NOAA data

It shows a real forecasting product can be built on public NOAA models and given away, a credible no-cost rival to Surfline's paid tier.

litek8s

Real Kubernetes for laptops, home labs and edge boxes, without etcd

For local dev and small edge boxes, it gives you the API that kubectl, Helm and Argo CD expect, without etcd or a heavy VM.

Hubzoid

Self-hosted team agents whose knowledge and rules live in plain files

It lets a small team share one governed agent brain with sign-in and approvals, using Claude or Codex subscriptions they already pay for.

Eglantine

Open-source Switch 2 emulation for Windows, Linux and macOS

It is the most active open Switch 2 emulation effort, already running Mario Kart World, and built in public under GPL-3.0.

Term Sheet, Please

A browser game where you vet founders as an investor the day after Demo Day

It turns the diligence grind into a game, a sharp way to see how fast a fund passes on one missed fact.

docxtor

Lets AI agents edit Word files with tracked changes and nothing else touched

If your agent edits contracts or reports, this keeps every untouched byte of the .docx intact and records changes as tracked revisions.

TrueDate & Pre-AI Search

A browser extension that checks when an article was really published

For anyone researching online, it exposes old SEO posts dressed up as fresh and lets search skip the post-2023 content flood.

ThingStudio

Wire up an ESP32 or Pico by drawing a flow, then unplug the editor

It gives makers who know Node-RED a way to program cheap boards visually, and the result is plain MicroPython that runs on the chip with no cloud behind it.

litesql

A Go wrapper that keeps SQLite fast and free of busy errors under load

Go services that outgrow a naive SQLite setup avoid SQLITE_BUSY failures by default, without moving to a separate database server.

AssemblyForNeovim

See the compiled output of the function under your cursor without leaving Neovim

Performance-minded C, C++ and Rust programmers get Compiler Explorer's quick feedback offline, inside the editor they already use.

Yogurt

Meeting notes that stay on your computer, with no bot joining the call

Teams that cannot send call audio to a vendor's cloud get bot-free meeting summaries at no cost, on Mac, Windows and Linux.

klad

A Rust painting and animation app where you and an AI agent share one canvas

Because every stroke stays editable data, an agent's drawing can be corrected line by line instead of regenerated from scratch.

Blorgle

A daily letter-grid puzzle where players vote on which words should count

A small daily ritual for word-game fans, and a neat case study in letting players curate the dictionary that scores them.

Vairë

PostgreSQL 18 on a VPS you rent, with backups, forks and access over WireGuard

For teams paying managed-Postgres prices for a few small databases, this offers backups, forks and guarded writes on a cheap VPS without a control plane to babysit.

CREparser

Commercial lease abstracts in Claude or ChatGPT, each term linked to its clause

Lease administrators and acquisition teams can check each extracted rent, date and risk against the clause it came from instead of trusting a summary.

Ham Radio Tools

Calculators, antenna designers and a logbook for hams, usable with no signal

Operators heading to a field day or a remote site get antenna dimensions, band plans and an ADIF logbook in one app that keeps working without a connection.

OpenIDEA

An open-source native IDE for people whose hands already know JetBrains

Teams that live in IntelliJ's shortcuts get a free, Apache-licensed alternative that starts faster and uses less memory, without retraining anyone's muscle memory.