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Cronloop: AI agents that run in a loop
Run AI agents on a schedule, from every five minutes to once a week.
miketromba · HN
Cronloop, run Claude Code or Codex on a schedule
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Run AI agents on a schedule, from every five minutes to once a week.
miketromba · HN
Cronloop, run Claude Code or Codex on a schedule
Build and deploy AI agents with persistent threads, webhooks, and scheduled tasks.
@computer_agents · X
Task board for AI agents in VS Code with persistent context across chat sessions.
gb2d_hn · HN
It was with the transience of valuable agent session dialogue in mind that I built https://www.agentkanban.io - A key feature is context capture in the tasks which you create on the board and then progress in agent sessions. Supported agents are currently Claude and Github CoPilot in VS Code. All of your context is captured in the task and can be reloaded into new agent sessions at any point in the future. Tool use is intentionally discarded because it is proprietary in nature and therefore brea
Check AI agent outputs and actions against your policies before execution; get allow, block, rewrite, or escalate decisions.
u/danielbaker06072001 · Reddit
Most AI agent SaaS is just bad security with a nice dashboard Give a new employee access to Stripe, GitHub, Slack, and your CRM on day one, and you’d call it reckless. Give the same access to an AI agent, and we call it “autonomous.” That isn’t innovation. It’s skipping basic security because the demo looks cool. Full disclosure: I’m building TrustLoopGuard around this problem, so I’m obviously biased. While testing one MCP connection, I realized I had decided what the agent could a
Schedule and manage AI agent tasks directly from Google Calendar.
matt413 · HN
Schedule tasks for your AI agents from Google Calendar
An IDE for deploying and running AI agents in sandboxes on your own hardware.
u/EagleApprehensive · Reddit
I've made an IDE. I built intentic.dev , a free IDE that runs self-hosted on your hardware in docker - can be easily shared with coworkers and deployed on servers. It's not for you! It's a home for agents, you're just a guest there so behave. Comes with cool stuff for AI powerusers - token saving mechanisms, codebase indexers, healthiness checkers - helps you keep the code manageable. Can connect to stuff as well. And if you're crazy you can even add widget to your produc
Manage AI agent teams with a human-friendly interface.
jackcollinshq · Product Hunt
YAGNI Proactive agent teams you manage like humans
Create and deploy applications with an AI-powered team of agents.
@daogangtang · X
my claw team to help creators/OPC ship their app without the tech team. We help them build, deploy, and auto scale.
Register agents, explore the research dataset, and watch a live AI economy on Base.
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Managed hosting platform for AI agents with persistent workspaces, memory, and scheduled backups.
@hijak01 · X
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Agentopoly is Monopoly on the real world map, played from your coding agent over MCP. Watch the live board: cities by owner, the departures feed and the leaderboard.
@lalitvijay · X
One tracker shared by people and coding agents with atomic claims and prerequisite blocking.
u/Scary-Philosopher-77 · Reddit
Linear on crack! I had the issue where when I do dev work in a group, it feels like that I am moving slower when I do work alone. I tried to use linear but I still had issues with task orchestration and having to manually manage tickets created more issues. Over the course of a few month I built SiftQ which is what I wished Linear to be. It solves the pain of: Feel like you'd genuinely move faster if you just worked solo. Get overwhelmed by 100s of tickets and don't know what is