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Design and test AI-ready APIs using a visual flow builder with team collaboration.
@milonspace · X
A specification nobody can find is functionally the same as no specification.
No-code editor to create optimized websites without writing code.
u/ConsistentWay7704 · Reddit
I vibe-coded a full no-code website builder using Claude's free plan — free, stable, and open source, but it's better than a paid app Hey, I've been building a no-code website editor solo, OpenForge Studio, and figured this community would appreciate it more than most. Full disclosure upfront: this is entirely vibe-coded, built using Claude's free plan. No team, no funding, just AI-assisted coding sessions in my free time. I'm mentioning this clearly because I think it's wor
Browse Hacker News without AI-related stories cluttering your feed.
zorked · HN
HN Without AI Stories
A GitHub-backed wiki for Open Knowledge Format bundles
aiobe · HN
I built Commonplace because I wanted to learn more about Google's Open Knowledge Format for knowledge sharing with human and agents. At the same time, Atlassian announced it will start using customer cloud data to train its AI models (opt-out is Enterprise-only), which made a self-hosted Confluence alternative feel timely. The idea: - Use a Git repository that follows Open Knowledge Format with plain Markdown - Commonplace is just a stateless frontend on top (nice UI, but no database, no backups
Free open-source invoicing software for managing clients, projects, and expenses.
@sosekiapp · X
Excited to launch Soseki! An open-source business OS for freelancers and agencies to manage clients, projects, invovces, payments, expenses, and more all in one workspace. I'd love your feedback!
Open file format for user interfaces that AI agents write and any browser or design app can render.
u/Rough-Mortgage-1024 · Reddit
I built an open file format for user interfaces, like SVG or PDF. Why? For years we've had open formats for documents (PDF), images (PNG) and graphics (SVG). But user interfaces are still mostly locked inside design tools. And that was fine when humans were creating and consuming UIs. Now AI is also creating and consuming them. Today AI usually works with screenshots, editor-specific JSON, or tool-specific APIs. They work, but they weren't really designed for AI or for movin
Desktop-first open-source productivity system with Pomodoro tracking, habit building, and AI reflection.
@Shourya60756648 · X
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Search indexed open-source code and packages with version history, metadata, and dependency information.
@Jack_Timonen · X
Compare how different AI models generate frontend code and view accessibility scores.
u/12qwww · Reddit
I built a live benchmark to see which AI actually writes the best frontend code Hey everyone! I built OpenVibeEval because I was tired of "vibe-checking" AI-generated frontend code. I wanted to know which model actually produces the most accessible and clean React/Tailwind output. What I built: •A leaderboard of 24 models (Claude, GPT, DeepSeek, etc.) ranked by axe-core accessibility scores. •A Harness Comparator to show how different system prompts change the same model's output. •
Open-source design tool for creating graphics in the browser.
@akinkunmi · X
He trash-talked me and my amazing project ( unprovoked while all his projects are vibe-coded slop. That's why I named him King of Slop.
Design and simulate planar mechanisms with automated synthesis in your browser.
@tutao0123 · X
Mechanical design can be playful. I used Vibe Coding to build OpenLinkage, an open-source browser lab for planar mechanism design. Try it: GitHub:
Programming language with integrated package manager for writing and sharing code.
u/KILLinefficiency · Reddit
The Kal Package Manager Hey everyone, A couple of weeks ago, I posted about Kal, my programming language written from scratch. I am really happy to share a glimpse of Kal's own package manager! Kal v0.1.0 shipped with a package system that lets you add and use third party Kal packages. But, that process was completely manual. You’d have to clone the package, place it in the right directory, clone the package’s entire dependencies all by yourself, one after another. :( The package manag
