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Let me get this out of the way first: I love Claude. I genuinely do. I'm not a programmer, but Claude helped me build a couple of games and a pretty big archival project that would have stayed a pipe dream without it. For creative writing, literary translation, and anything that needs real taste and a feel for languag…
A few months ago I built Database Sentinel as a Claude Skill. It was a set of instructions, audit queries and fix templates that Claude would follow to check a Supabase (or MongoDB) project for the usual vibe-coding mistakes: RLS off, USING (true) policies, SECURITY DEFINER functions anyone can call through /rpc, serv…
Working with AI on real projects, I kept explaining the same context again and again in chats that forget. So I built Bruto: a task board whose notes live inside the project, in .bruto/workspace.json. - You write tasks as notes (files, links, screenshots) on a board. - One key copies exactly the context the AI needs,…
I built Nabsun, an open-source browser (Chromium + Electron) with an AI assistant built into the side panel. It works in the tabs you already have open — reading pages, clicking, filling in forms — and asks for approval before it does anything that changes state. A few things that might be interesting to this sub: - S…
I switched to my browser this morning and found a tab I had opened two hours earlier. I had no memory of opening it. I have high-functioning ADD. The "high-functioning" part means I get a lot done. The "ADD" part means I start more than I finish, and I lose track of the smaller tasks that pile up behind the main ones.…
I spent the morning procrastinating working on my SaaS and ended up messing around with Claude Code. I ended up with a small tool that makes marketing screenshots and videos for my side project, SiteTell ( The Video above came from one prompt. I didn't open Figma, a screen recorder or a video editor just gave the tool…
Hey everyone! I've been working on Karbonized for a while and just released version 2.0. It's an editor for the images developers and creators post all the time: code snippets, product mockups, launch announcements and social media graphics. You build them on a canvas with blocks (text, code, browser and phone mockups…
I'm one of the two developers behind this (Nil Coalescing), so take it with the usual grain of salt. The problem: telling Claude how to write good SwiftUI up front doesn't hold. The guidance is loaded at the start, and by the time Claude writes a list or a chart, it has drifted out of focus. More instructions just cos…
I got tired of being the "Makefile person" at work (despite being no expert myself), so I built a polyglot task runner that speaks shell, Python, and Node, and has built-in MCP support for AI agents. It's called run. It's a single Rust binary with zero dependencies and instant startup. What it looks like No YAML, no a…
I built a small side project called claudeai directory inspired by cursor.directory. the idea was to create one place to discover all resources around the Claude ecosystem like mcp server, skills, prompts, tools, and keep to up to date with never stopping claude updates. I honestly wasn't sure if anyone would use it,…
I'm running a startup, a few side projects, working a day job and have 2 small kids. Every area has its own decisions and open threads, and every AI tool has its own closed memory. Claude doesn't know what I told ChatGPT yesterday. My feed is full of "how to set up your agent company" posts. What almost none of them c…
I built this, so the disclosure goes up front. It's a free, public MCP server plus a REST API with Canadian privacy law data. The MCP endpoint is at and it uses Streamable HTTP, so any client that speaks that transport can connect. No signup, no API key, read-only, anonymous. The REST API is at and the docs are at Wha…
AI grad student here. With all the recent interest in Jev, I thought I would share something I built la few months ago that brings ML models and LLMs together in a different way than Jev does for different use cases. Background: A few months ago on their research blog ( ) Google released TabFM zero-shot foundation mod…
Hi /r/selfhosted! Like many long-time Evernote users, I was frustrated when it grew increasingly bloated, aggressive with paywalls, and slow. I tried Obsidian, but managing sync across devices, dealing with bulky attachment vaults, and missing a classic structured three-pane layout for quick capture left me wishing fo…
My project, OnBridge: a Chrome extension plus a small local MCP server that lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or Gemini CLI drive the Chrome I already have open. Free, GPL-3.0, and there is no server of mine involved. To be fair up front: much of what a coding agent does in a browser, Playwright already does well. Repro…
Deskpilot: A native Python/Tkinter agentic desktop client for local LLMs with Model Context Protocol (MCP), tool sandboxing, and much much more. Hey all, I (with lots of help from Qwen 3.8 27B) built a native, standalone desktop AI client app built entirely in Python + Tkinter with an OpenAI compatible backend and a s…
Released an MIT MCP server for ToolJet: your own Claude Code or Codex connects to instances via MCP and generates apps, no AI credits. Core platform is AGPL.
I’ve been building an open-source developer playground for experimenting with LLM APIs and remote MCP servers from one web interface. The motivation was simple: besides my desire to use cheaper models with GitHub MCP and Tavily for coding (so I can make an agent change some files even from mobile), I wanted to see the…
I need an outlet to talk about my project and to brain dump the colossal amount of information I've collected along it's development. No one else understands it, and frankly I don't want to be that meme of the guy holding people captive while I talk at them about how creating a "singularity" mode for toggling between…
This started with three things: wanting Slack to do more, a growing resentment of SaaS bills, and getting slightly too obsessed with self-hosting. A conversation would happen in chat, the task would end up somewhere else, and the explanation behind it would get lost. I wanted those things to live together, in somethin…
Most i18n checkers diff key sets. That catches the missing key and then stops. The bug that actually ships looks like this. Every key present, placeholders intact: en: "This will permanently delete your account" es: "Esto guardará tu cuenta de forma permanente" ("will save") Nothing structural is wrong with that file.…
Hey everyone, I made a screen recorder tool called ShotGlass, and I just recently added MCP support. What that means is now Codex or Claude can film app demos for you. Ask it to film a demo of your site or app (e.g. for docs), or doing anything on your computer. It can also edit the video, add whatever you want (e.g.…
I spent a good week finally mustering up the courage to document my server, looking back at everything I've done on it was super fun, but left me questions about where to go next. So I will share its structure in this post, and hopefully get some suggestions from the internet! For context I began this server setup a b…