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The trend of adding AI to each SaaS project is really tempting and I ALMOST did it. The good thing is that I didn't. In my opinion, now everyone is going to use their AI subscription, be it ChatGPT, Claude, etc and use MCP or similar plugins/tools to connect to your product. This is the best way in general, as only yo…
Hello everyone, I was using Claude Code's agent view and liked it, but every session took 500 MB+ of memory. So I turned agent view off completely and built amx instead. Now I run 10-15 Claude Code sessions at once without any memory problems. amx is inspired by Claude Code and also supports codex, pi and opencode. mo…
I built tmux-companion for my own Claude Code setup in tmux. Problem: several Claude Code panes across projects. The slow and unproductive part was finding which pane was still working vs which one had been waiting on a question for ten minutes. Over a few days that was 70 waits on my machine; I was losing time to tab…
you can see the final video here: A little robot can't hear music. It can only count: drips from a tap, stars through a window, a table shaking when the radio plays. That's the first two minutes of Tell the Dog, a song and music video I made with Claude Code. Nothing in it came from a song generator or a video model.…
I built Flyback, a free, open-source (MIT) modular synthesizer for Windows, macOS and Linux. You wire modules into a patch, and that one graph generates both a moving picture and its sound. I've been a software developer for 7 years, and outside work I'm into music and synthesizers, so this project sits where the two…
I’ve been working with PostgreSQL recently, and one thing that kept bothering me was the database GUI. I’ve used phpMyAdmin for years, so I’m pretty used to that workflow. When I moved to PostgreSQL, I started using pgAdmin, but I found the UI unnecessarily complicated for the kind of database work I normally do. I lo…
My TablePlus license came up for renewal ($49/year) and I got annoyed enough to think "I'll just build my own." So I actually did 😅 And honestly? It turned out way better than I expected. The twist: I didn't really write it, Claude Code with Opus 5.5 did. Two days, and it used about 10% of the weekly limit on my $200…
I'm building a programming language in Rust with Claude Code. In 5 days: 4 phases, 21.6k lines of Rust, 236 acceptance criteria tracked to tests. My first attempt ran everything in one long session. It hit context limits and the code got worse after each /compact. What fixed it: the main session only coordinates. It s…
Edit: I realized now this thumbnail is a bit biased. The link below is a full, neutral comparison of 18 tools across 38 features. I'd like to save everyone some time and share my comparison chart for agent managers. I think the standard right now is Orca, but I don't have the time to personally try out each and every…
I got tired of reaching for each monitor's menu buttons just to change brightness, so I built a tiny Windows tray app for it. Click the sun icon in the tray and you get one slider per display: • Laptop screens: Windows' built-in brightness control (WMI) • External monitors: DDC/CI over HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C, whic…
Started VibeDoctor in February, nights and weekends next to a full-time job. It connects to a GitHub repo written with Cursor, Claude Code or Copilot and reports what the AI got wrong: leaked secrets, imported packages that don't exist on npm, Stripe webhooks with no signature check, dependencies with known CVEs. Find…
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…
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…
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…
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…
Hey /r/selfhosted! Quick update on NextExplorer for iOS: following up on my previous post ( the app is officially out of beta and fully published on the App Store! I built this native companion for iPhone and iPad to solve the clunky mobile web experience for NextExplorer users, bringing full 1:1 parity with the core…
I run local models via Ollama and LM Studio tied to custom system scripts. One annoyance I kept hitting wasn't the initial tool call, but duplicate retries or mid-sequence parameter mutations when a model gets stuck in a loop. I built a lightweight v0.1 Rust CLI / library gate where the local model acts purely as an u…
I was going to keep this brief, but then this came out. Felt like sharing the hardware explorations I've gone down. Some backstory, you can skip if you are more interested in hardware than I quit coding after many years right after chatgpt 3.5 became a thing. I tried writing a small shader with it for the first time--…
A note: this entire thing is 100% human written, not even AI drafted or edited. So, enjoy. Or not. edit for a tldr that completed just after posting: ┌──────────────────────────────────────────────┬─────────┐ │ config │ T1-core │ ├──────────────────────────────────────────────┼─────────┤ │ Flash-Next Q2KXL (2-bit MoE)…
Last week I asked here how people test against third-party APIs they don't control. Most answers came down to the same thing: fixtures rot, and if you're disciplined you run something against the real API at night. I've been working on a small server for that problem and wanted to show it. It's a local server that ans…