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Backlink data shouldn't cost $99/month. So I built backlink-radar — an open-source skill that teaches any AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Kimi, whatever you run) to answer "who links to this site?" using data sources that cost $0.
You have a topic. You open your AI assistant and start typing. First you explain your blog: who reads it, how you write, what you covered last month. Then the topic. The draft comes back sounding like every other draft. You ask for a title. Then a summary. Then a search description and some tags.
Building the Payment Layer for AI: x402 Protocol Infrastructure for Autonomous Agents AI agents will need to pay for compute, data, and API calls — and the infrastructure to let them do that autonomously exists today.
A hackathon portal can collect projects, assign judges, and publish scores. But there is a harder question hiding underneath all of that: When the results are announced, can anyone understand how they were reached—and verify that they haven’t quietly changed?
Bridging the CLI to Desktop Gap in my AI Workflow If you are running commandline AI agents but still find yourself bouncing back to desktop chat windows to orchestrate your development workflow, this one is for you.
Someone targeted me in an attempt to gain access or credentials because of my Open Source and/or consulting roles
I've been working on coding projects in my terminal and my IDE for years, (shoutout to CodeBlocks for my C++ fans!) but as agents continue to make the case for streamlined task management in our development cycles, one thing that I found frustrating was the moment I had to step away, close the…
Most MCP servers get tested the same way: connect one client, call a few tools by hand, ship it. Then real agents show up. Dozens of sessions at once, three tool calls in parallel, sessions that never get closed. The failures that follow don't look like crashes.
Tauri 2 + Ollama: grounding a toy chatbot with 1.5k local facts, a read-only save watcher, and the one-step walker bug. https://github.com/FabianGallardo-coder/digibuddy
AI coding agents are getting very good at navigating repositories. Ask an agent: "Where is the API timeout configured?" It will usually find something useful. Ask: "Is the API timeout 60 seconds?" It will probably search the codebase, find a 60, find a timeout configuration, and give you an answer.
Hacktoberfest 2026 has no pull request quota, and I think that frees you to do the kind of open source work that holds up. This year you earn stickers by learning and building, so you can spend October on something a maintainer would be glad to receive instead of something a counter would accept.
Hey everyone! 👋 I'm excited to announce that this year I'm hosting the Jharkhand's first official Hacktoberfest Meetup in Ranchi 🤩 Since this is the first time we're hosting Hacktoberfest, we are looking for some amazing Speakers who can inspire and guide our students/developers who wants to…
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Weekend Challenge: Build for a Friend What I Built I built AcademAI for someone very close to my heart: my wife.
Pi 1.0 sat at #1 on Hacker News today with 1,200+ points. Pi Durable, its sibling release, is also in the top 10. The part that got people typing: the agent that spent over a year dunking on MCP now supports MCP. Here's what actually shipped, and why I think the design matters more than the drama.
I Built a Tiny Desk Cat That Knows When I’m Coding 🐱 What I Built I built Mewly, a tiny pixel-art desktop companion for a friend who spends way too much time coding.
Sidekick Part 2: grounding beats instructions — facts injected before the model sees the prompt Small local models have a habit nobody warns you about: they ignore system-prompt rules.
Originally published on my blog. This cross-post includes the setup and measured results; the linked records and configuration kit let you inspect the experiment. My RTX 3090 is a leftover from my Ethereum mining days.
I build ccdeck, a local dashboard for Claude Code and Codex sessions. This is the story behind it. Four agents running, and the machine has been quiet for twenty minutes. One of the four had stopped to ask me something — a permission prompt for a shell command — and I had not seen it go by.
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