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Token usage from agents running shell commands adds up. RTK is a CLI proxy that says it cuts LLM token consumption by 60-90% on common dev commands, shipped as a single Rust binary with zero dependencies. On GitHub. Worth checking: whi...
Critical feedback in a public thread deserves a public reply. Say what you understood, what you will change, and what you won't and why. People reading later judge the tool...
Meeting notes that nobody turns into action items are a familiar team problem. Jottoo takes AI meeting notes and turns them into tasks you can track. It fits small teams that run a...
Fine-tuning an 8B language model usually calls for more GPU memory than a laptop has. Soup says it does it on a laptop GPU with 4 GB. Open source on GitHub. Worth checking: training time, and which fine-tuning method makes it fit. If you've...
What made you uninstall a dev tool in its first week? Not the pricing page, the actual moment you decided it was out. A confusing error, a slow first run, a...
Ruflo describes itself as an agent meta-harness for Claude, used for deploying multi-agent swarms, coordinating autonomous workflows, and building conversational AI systems. It lists adaptive memory and self-learning swarms among its features. On GitHub. For those...
Getting PDFs and Office files into a shape an LLM can use is its own project. MinerU transforms complex documents into LLM-ready markdown or JSON for agentic workflows, and it's open source on GitHub. Anyone who builds document inge...
When an AI code editor suggests an API that changed two versions ago, current docs are what's missing. Context7 provides up-to-date code documentation to LLMs and AI code editors, and it's tagged as an MCP to...
Time your own core flow on a clean machine before asking anyone to try it. If a fresh install to first useful result takes longer than 15 minutes, cut steps o...
Get Shit Done is a lightweight system for Claude Code that combines meta-prompting, context engineering, and spec-driven development. It's on GitHub. Claude Code users who want specs to drive the w...
AGIRAILS lets AI agents hire and pay each other, with payments settled on-chain. It is infrastructure for developers building multi-agent systems where one agent pays another for work. If you are on the AGIRAILS team, you can claim this page...
Slashspace AI describes itself as a canvas-first harness for running AI agents, MCP-native and local-first. Put simply, you arrange agent work on a canvas, connect tools over MCP, and keep things on your own machine. It is aimed at developers who want to orchestrate agents without a hosted service in th...
MakersClaw provides AI employees that work inside Slack, Teams, and Telegram, so the agent sits in the chat tool a team already uses. It launched on Product Hunt. Teams considering it will want to know w...
OwnClip is a native macOS screen recorder with local-first AI features that keep recordings private. It fits developers and teams who record bug repros or product walkthroughs that should not leave their machine. First thing to check: which AI fea...
Running several AI agents and losing track of who does what? LobeHub organizes agents into around-the-clock operations, handling hiring, scheduling, and reporting acros...
On a Test Drive, attach a real task to the ask: a repo, a failing test, a log file. "Try it on something" leaves each tester inventing their own scenario,...
Plane Agents lets you assign project work to AI agents the same way you assign it to teammates, inside Plane's project management. It launched on Product Hunt and is tagged open source. Engineering leads who run their sprint in a tracker: what would yo...
Engineers who need a slide deck for a demo or a design review, and would rather not open a presentation app, are who Amaroad is for. It builds AI-generated slide decks from your terminal. It laun...
Freenet is a peer-to-peer platform for building decentralized apps. For developers who want an app to run without a central server, the first things to look at are the develo...
Terminal Mode by Even Realities keeps your coding agents in view while you work. Its tags list smart glasses and wearables, so this is agent status shown on a wearable display rather than another desktop window. The audience is developers who run long a...