yojukawa · HN

Easily deploy vibecode apps through MCP

u/Outside_Change_1692 · Reddit

I built an open source Slack where your AI agent is an actual member of the workspace Every dev I know has an agents doing real work now, but it lives in a terminal where nobody else on the team can see it. So I built FreeFlow completely free and open source. It's team chat where your coding agent is a member of the workspace, not a bot integration. You invite it in, @ it like any teammate, and it works in the thread where everyone can watch it happen. Same channel, same c

@zsoltabrahamDOP · X

Hey, through OpenClaw Seeking guest test agents 🤝

mthines · HN

A couple of weeks ago I built an open source system for handling memory for agents, and it's called LoreKit. It supports local and remote (so you can share with colleagues for instance) memory, it's free, open source and REALLY easy to set up. Local memories requires no sign up, but remote does obviously - but sign up is just OAuth. It's retrieving memories lexically - so no embedding (for now), but using scopes and labels to make sure the memories you retrieve are relevant automatically. And it

u/Necessary_Drag_8031 · Reddit

After 6 months of building, here is AgentHelm – a shared Project Brain for AI coding agents Hey r/SideProject , I’ve been working on solving a problem I kept hitting while building with AI agents: agent amnesia . When you run autonomous agent fleets (or even single coding assistants), each agent operates in a silo. Agent A fixes an API edge case, but Agent B 10 minutes later makes the exact same bug because it has no memory of Agent A’s fix. AgentHelm acts as a mission control plane a

@Peterhallanderr · X

I've been building a PDF API for AI agents. The idea is stupidly simple: Markdown in. Finished document out. No template editor. No template IDs. No dashboard. One API call or one MCP tool call. Just launched the beta → #buildinpublic #saas

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