Runtime approval gate for AI agents that checks actions before they execute.
@chlorosagent · X
— a security gate for AI agents that checks every action before it fires, so a bad instruction can't make your agent send money, delete data, or do anything you can't undo.
Create, publish, and remix AI-built apps and games with the community.
@Starexgames2026 · X
Hey tibo! I made an app using Codex :D it's like X but for vibe coded apps using gpt 5.6 sol! and u can do normal posts :3 its called Appy :D this is the link to it :D
Free AI coding agent for writing and editing code in your browser, no subscription required.
@ignathedev · X
Tired of paying $20–$200+/mo for Cursor, Claude Code, Lovable etc.? I switched to Freebuff — the 100% free AI coding agent that’s actually delivering. No subs, no API keys, no card. Just works. Try it here: 👉
Send a URL and schema type to get validated JSON for AI agents.
u/RealVendex · Reddit
I built Agent API Gateway — send a URL + schema, get validated JSON for your agents Most agent stacks end with 'scrape the page and pray the parser holds.' I built a tiny gateway: send a URL + schema (product/article/company) → clean JSON. No browser farm, no fragile selectors. Live: https://agentapigw.dpdns.org $1 starter: https://agentapigw.dpdns.org/buy Free tier for eval. Built it for my own agent tooling. Feedback welcome — schemas you'd want added. submitted by /u/Re
AI platform for dealerships to manage inventory, leads, sales, finance, and customer relationships.
@creativmaverick · X
Just launched BookToDrive an AI-powered dealership platform that brings inventory, leads, sales, finance, and customer management into one connected system. 🌐 Built with #Base44 🚀 #BookToDrive #BuildInPublic #AI #SaaS
Learn Japanese with AI tutor feedback and spaced repetition exercises.
u/Blazikenfire · Reddit
I built Language Learning website with hint of AI grading A few years back, I enrolled in a Japanese language course at Mumbai University. It was a pretty rough experience. The teacher was incredibly loud as in literally shouting at people's every mistake, and the pace was unforgiving. If you missed just one or two lectures, suddenly everything looked like alien text and you were completely left behind. The environment was so tense that asking a simple doubt made you regret ever joining the