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ngrok has evolved from a localhost tunneling tool into a full cloud networking gateway handling API routing, AI model traffic, DDoS protection, and secure co...

Tuna is a native macOS launcher built in Swift, inspired by Quicksilver, featuring four distinct input modes and a one-time purchase model. Requires macOS 15...

Pocket ID is a self-hosted OIDC provider that uses passkeys as its only authentication method, offering LDAP sync, user group restrictions, audit logs, and a...

Hong Kong's amended National Security Law allows police to demand phone passwords and encryption keys without a warrant, with criminal penalties for refusal,...

Pocket ID is a lightweight, self-hosted OIDC provider that uses passkeys as the sole authentication method, filling the gap between complex identity solution...

Tinyauth is a minimal OIDC authentication server for self-hosted setups that runs entirely from environment variables, with built-in OAuth and LDAP support.

Dobase is an open-source, self-hosted workspace that bundles email, kanban boards, docs, chat, tasks, file storage, calendar, and video conferencing into a s...

Perplexica is a free, open-source, self-hostable alternative to Perplexity AI search. It pairs with SearXNG for web search and Ollama for local LLM inference...

jsongrep is a Rust-based JSON query tool that compiles queries into deterministic finite automata (DFAs), enabling single-pass O(n) tree traversal with O(1) ...

Dynacat is a Glance fork that adds dynamic widget auto-refresh by default. Drop-in replacement, single binary under 20 MB, configured in YAML.

Komodo is a self-hosted build and deployment platform combining server management, container orchestration, and CI/CD in one browser-based tool.

A well-organized reference of shell keyboard shortcuts and CLI tricks split into two tiers: universal POSIX-compatible commands and Bash/Zsh-specific enhance...

Keeper.sh syncs timeslots across multiple calendars and ships an MCP server giving AI agents read-only calendar access via OAuth 2.1.

yoloAI solves permission fatigue by running AI agents in disposable sandboxes. You review diffs and selectively apply changes back.

Meetily records and transcribes meetings on-device using Whisper, with no bot joining your call. Open-source and privacy-first.

Ripgrep consistently wins or ties against grep, ag, and git grep across 25 benchmarks, with full Unicode support at near-zero performance cost.

lnav is a terminal log viewer that auto-detects formats, merges multiple sources into one timeline, and includes a built-in SQLite query interface.

NixOS treats the entire OS as a deterministic build artifact, making it uniquely suited for AI coding agents that need safe, rollbackable changes.

Atomic is a self-hosted knowledge base that auto-chunks markdown into semantic atoms, links them by similarity, and exposes an MCP server for AI tools.

Google's Workspace CLI ships with 40+ pre-built recipe skills that chain Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and Sheets into single-command workflows.

Dockhand is a Portainer alternative with safe-pull auto-updates, vulnerability scanning, and a free tier that includes SSO and MFA.

Keep saves links as clean markdown, making bookmarks searchable and usable as AI agent context via MCP integration with Claude Code and Cursor.

OpenCLI turns any website or app into a CLI interface. Paired with Claude Code, it gives AI agents browser-access without official APIs.

Tooscut is a browser-based video editor built on WebGPU and Rust/WASM with near-native performance. All processing stays on your machine.

Sonar replaces the lsof | grep workflow with a Docker-aware port inspector that shows container names, resource usage, and service connections.

Cmux is a native macOS terminal for running multiple AI agents in parallel with vertical tabs, split panes, and automatic finish notifications.

Technitium DNS combines authoritative and recursive DNS, ad blocking, and encrypted protocols in one self-hosted package. Handles 100k+ req/sec.

Cmux is a native Mac terminal for managing multiple AI coding agents simultaneously, with bird's-eye view tabs and built-in notifications.

Cockpit is a lightweight web-based Linux admin interface that works transparently with the CLI. Changes made in either are visible in both.

cook is a single-binary terminal AI agent that works with any LLM provider, integrates with Unix pipes, and supports reusable prompt templates.

Karakeep is a self-hostable bookmark manager with AI tagging, full-text search, page archival, and video archiving via yt-dlp.

Docker now offers three Claude Code integrations: local model execution, 300+ containerized MCP servers, and disposable sandboxes for safe agent runs.

Ductor exposes Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI through a Telegram bot with persistent memory, cron scheduling, and multi-agent delegation.

Lightpanda is a headless browser written in Zig claiming 11x faster execution and 9x less memory than Chrome, with full Playwright compatibility.

A 24-year FreeBSD user explains why native ZFS boot environments, jails, and rock-solid documentation keep it as his first choice for servers.

Pencil.dev is an AI-native design tool where you can drag-and-drop elements after generation, eliminating the back-and-forth of text-based prompting.

Five Claude Code extensions worth knowing: NotebookLM CLI, Supabase MCP, Obsidian integration, Anthropic's Skill Creator, and GSD framework.

Agent Safehouse enforces kernel-level filesystem isolation for AI coding agents on macOS, letting you run them in full-auto mode safely.

DenchClaw is a locally-hosted AI CRM that uses your Chrome sessions for browser automation, keeping all data on your machine.

Copyparty is a single-file Python server supporting HTTP, WebDAV, SFTP, FTP, and SMB with resumable uploads, dedup, and media indexing.

Denchclaw turns Claude Code into a CRM with lead enrichment, outreach drafting, and team sync via GitHub cron. File-based, fully open-source.