@tpacker · X

- This is a tool I built and was really useful for my own projects, so I made it available.

@zerufinance · X

Screen any wallet. Get a verdict, a risk score, and the money trail behind it. zScreen now also ships as an MCP server. Add it to Claude Code, Cursor, or any agent, and it can screen an address itself before it acts, no API docs required. Try it:

Dhravya · GitHub

burrow a whole dev machine in a browser tab - bun.wasm, shell, git, and local AI. phones home to nobody.

will-bradshaw · HN

Typst-WASM – Compile Typst in browsers, Node, and serverless runtimes

@neodonkey · X

@coreybricker777 · X

“Graduation Radar” What it does, live and free (no API keys, no wallet connection, zero risk to your funds): •Streams every new token via PumpPortal’s free WebSocket and tracks trades in real time •Scores each token 0–100: curve progress, buy pressure (3 min), unique wallets, age (filters bundled fake pumps), net SOL velocity, minus a penalty if the dev wallet sells •Alerts with sound + optional push notifications when a token crosses your threshold in the graduation runway, plus a separate alert when tokens actually graduate •Built-in paper trading — one-tap hypothetical buys, live P&L, win rate, and average return that persist between sessions How to use it: open the page, let it run 5–10 minutes to populate, hit “Test alert” to check sound, and paper trade the signals for a week or two. If the stats panel shows a real edge after ~100 signals (needs roughly +15% average to clear fees and slippage), then consider tiny real position

@habibicode · X

a plain-text sky map that lives in your CLI just curl it

@N3R01N · X

i vibe coded a collection/trait explorer for the argonauts because why th not. borrowed your website style, i hope that is ok. you can find it here: everything opensource on gh if you are interested :)

@ceotokentoolhub · X

Scaling @TokenToolHub

@bvs1006 · X

I have built See what your AI actually costs — then cap it before the call Two ways in, no account. Scan local coding-agent logs, or put a local proxy in front of your APIs. Prompt bodies go to your provider — never to BurnLens Cloud.

@spiderwebagent · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

@Martinez1471026 · X

I hope this saas of my friends that is free will be useful for someone.