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I’ve been pretty put off in the last few weeks, honestly both for Codex and Claude Code. But now I decided to try for my self. I’m using both to work on a single project switching between the two seeing the advantages of both models. I’ve been using only GPT-6.1 Sol Medium/High and Opus 5.5 High and Sonnet 5.5 High ve…
I spent two years building agents that worked inside real people's Gmail, Sheets, Docs and Calendar. Along the way I learned two things. Writing tools by hand is a mess. You maintain glue, you pull heavy libraries into your tree just to handle OAuth, and every tool slowly drifts from the API it was written against. An…
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…
I've used PDFs for years, and it always bugged me how heavy most PDF tools have become. Reading one doc, fixing a typo, or scanning a file should be quick — not "open a hundreds-of-MB app first". So I built Arc PDF, a native macOS app that's only 11.6 MB powered by Swift + PDFium. What fits in that size: • Reading & a…
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…
So for a while now I've been building a thing I call Orchestra. I type a task, and it splits the work between a bunch of Claude and Codex agents, each on its own git branch, and at the end I get something I can merge or throw away. Every task first goes to Jev. It just answers questions. How big is this, what kind of…
Inspired by Karpathy's LLM Council, I wanted a faster, inline version I could use directly in Codex and Claude Code with the benefit of all my repo's context. So I made Council, a skill that works great in any harness that supports subagents. Council spawns multiple subagents (you can specify the model and effort) in…
Claude Code fixes a bug, adds a test, CI goes green, and it says "done". But a green test only says the test passes. It doesn't say the test would have failed before the fix. So I built Receipts. It runs every test a change adds or edits twice: once with the change, and once with the changed source files reverted to m…
After talking to a few founders, I realized most of them were building an internal tool by stitching together what we were trying to build So, we open-sourced our product and have 5 stars so far - I know it's very few, but it feels great Please find the repo link: What it does Preburn is a real-time margin control pla…
AgenticView is a Claude Code plugin that turns your coding agents into a little 3D office. You talk to Atlas (the manager), Atlas splits the work and walks it over to the right worker, and the workers edit your real project files: on whatever provider each agent uses (Claude Code sessions on a Max plan, Codex, GitHub…
Hi! I'm the author of MoEspresso, which is my way of putting my own ideas about inference engines to the test. A lot of the fun has been trying different design choices, measuring what happens, and finding that several of them work well together. MoEspresso 3 runs Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on a 2021 M1 Max with 32 GB of unif…
Hey everyone, If you’ve ever tried to pull structured data, clauses, or financial metrics out of messy 50+ page PDFs, you know the drill: • Uploading sensitive files to cloud APIs (OpenAI/Anthropic) is an instant compliance or NDA violation. • Writing regex or custom parsers for non-standard PDF layouts is absolute to…
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…
Hi /r/selfhosted! I built DocuVault over the last 5 months because I wanted Obsidian-style documentation sharing for my development team, with grouping for our customers, but with the docs being either simple markdown or the more powerful html. I also wanted it all in git, but giving customers access to it without inv…
Hello /r/localllama once again, it's me your kobold concedo Been a few months since I last posted here, and today I have something new I'd like to share. Specifically, KoboldCpp now ships with a built-in integrated KoboldCpp Agent Harness! I know it's a little late to the game, but I saw people frustrated with setting…
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…
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…
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.…
I've been job hunting and got lost tracking all my applications and custom resumes, so I built the thing ( I wanted and just started adding more features to it. Job feed, main page ( What it does • Scrapes career pages directly (Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, SmartRecruiters, Oracle, Phenom and a Playwright fallba…
We have been building PipesHub, an open source context layer you can run entirely on your own infrastructure. Apache 2.0, no cloud dependency. What we mean by a context layer: most company knowledge is spread across Drive, Slack, Notion, Jira, Confluence, SharePoint, Outlook, and a bunch of other tools. PipesHub bring…