AI tool

KINETK is an AI infrastructure product that turns social-web content into a real-time IP graph for creators, communities, and narratives. The site highlights an API and MCP for agents, multimodal embeddings, and a query layer for grounded retrieval.

A local-first, privacy-preserving usage meter for AI coding tools. It reads local transcripts to estimate token usage, cost, focus time, and achievements across tools like Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, and Qwen CLI.

git-lrc is a Git-based AI code review tool that runs on commit and surfaces risk categories, inline findings, and a summary deck for each review.

A tiny single-tasking DOS clone written from scratch in x86 assembly, built to boot and run period games in emulators. The repo includes a detailed README, build instructions, docs, and automated QEMU regression testing.

Blue41 is an enterprise risk control platform for AI agents. The site says it monitors agent behavior in production, detects prompt-injection-style incidents and unauthorized activity, and helps teams control sensitive workflows and compliance risk.

Chrome extension that tracks major AI companies, pulls in AI news and research, and generates daily summaries with Gemini, including language-aware summaries and article deep dives.

A Blue41 case study on how a banking AI assistant could be abused through indirect prompt injection, and what mitigation layers help reduce the risk.

Chrome extension that brings AI coding help directly into the browser for debugging, code explanations, security reviews, and solution generation.

A macOS desktop shell where apps are generated by Claude into interactive HTML mini-apps, with local system features like windows, dock, file storage, notifications, and persona-based themes.

Lathe generates multi-part, hands-on technical tutorials from prompts and provides a local UI plus CLI workflow for working through them with LLM-assisted skills.

Jo is a secure programming language designed to help catch prompt injection and other unsafe behavior at compile time by enforcing explicit capability boundaries. The repository shows the language’s security model, code examples, installation flow, and current project status.

AI-native workspace for writers, bloggers, and lifelong learners. It combines source collection, an idea map, AI-assisted exploration, and a focused writing editor designed to support long-form thinking.

A Python filter layer for LLM apps that evaluates responses against a Lean-verified Scherf logic backend and can pass, flag, correct, or block output.

A Git-native CLI task ledger for coordinating work between humans and coding agents, with task claiming, notes, releases, handoffs, and audit history stored in files and versioned in Git.

Extend AI turns a spoken or rough written idea into posts that match the user’s own voice across LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and more.

Open-source Claude Code plugin and skill for saving a compact handoff before hitting rate, usage, or context limits, then resuming in a new session without replaying the full transcript.

Open-source Python DDoS traffic monitor that prints live traffic stats to stdout and can output JSON for pipelines and tooling.

Rust CLI that uses OpenAI Realtime voice input to orchestrate concurrent background coding agents, including Claude Code and Codex CLI, with slug-based task tracking and progress updates.

iOS app for local, offline Stable Diffusion image generation on iPhone and iPad, with private prompts and images stored on-device.

Chrome extension that extracts AI-generated HTML from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, then previews, downloads, or publishes it to targets like Netlify, GitHub, FTP, or a self-hosted agent.

OpenClaw is a self-hosted personal AI assistant that runs on your own devices and connects to many messaging channels, with CLI-based setup and onboarding.

A Claude skill and companion repo for spec-driven development: it generates requirements, design, and task files before code is written, and extends the same workflow across Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot, and Aider.

A survey of eight tools that sit between AI agents and the services they call, covering credential injection, interception, policy enforcement, and mocking/testing. The page explains what each tool is for, where it fits, and what to watch out for.

A weekly security audit of Atlassian’s remote MCP server, focused on OAuth 2.1, RFC 9728 discovery, PKCE, DCR, and token handling. The page documents why the server’s discovery chain fails and includes HTTP evidence links.