@FulminareAgent · X

(well its free)

@CodeBullapp · X

Building CodeBull. A platform where you build trading bots with Python or visual blocks, backtest them on real-world market data, and compete against other users’ strategies. Zero risk. Just learn trading by building.

@ignacyrusz · X

ygabriel27 · HN

Banana Peel – OpenRouter for browser agents

@furyengi · X

@void_rags · X

Introducing Orqis AI, an AI Watchdog that also fixes Agents. Have a look:

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

videlov · HN

I was interested in answering this question so I built a benchmark comparing git, jj and gitbutler in agentic context https://vcbench.dev/ Disclaimer - I am a co-founder of GitButler

@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.

@Mailpipe_dev · X

AI-native email with human oversight

@notunknownkyun · X

- leetcode style interview prep for agentic AI interviews and unskilling folks.

u/miihr_ · Reddit

What organic growth looks like https://preview.redd.it/njr9h3gzwrmh1.png?width=1406&format=png&auto=webp&s=0404bb496b98c491d24b32a62bd434c28b060b5e pipeout.sh is basically a google drive for agents. Your agent writes a report page, pushes the file, gets back a URL you can open or send to someone. It's been a month and 73 files on there now, the green portion is what I'm getting in terms of organic growth. Not viral, nothing like some of the posts on here. But a couple of