Wondering what people are using AI for and if there are public/shareable/or leaked chats out there from all platforms either chatgpt, gemini, grok, claude, perplexity etc.

So I am building this https://www.leaklake.com , where you can search your name, brand, and basically any keyword.

You can also set an Alert because crawling and starping is running 24/7.

Any feedback welcome.

Oar - GitOps with Docker Compose (think ArgoCD for Docker Compose) - https://github.com/oar-cd/oar

claude-review - collaborating on documents with Claude Code, with Confluence-style comments - https://github.com/Ch00k/claude-review

I'm working on a Yelp alternative called Vibehuntr -- just something different to browse venues using Google's API, with a social layer so I can see what my friends like. It's very rough around the edges right now and it might be completely different by next week. It's been a fun experiment in vibe coding on a full stack. https://vibehuntr.io

Main Project: Radar Analysis Software.

Side Project: Sentiment analysis (±10) on news articles to be used ( along with other indicators ) for stock buy/sell recommendations.

Working on new backend for Mercury framework. Mercury makes it easy to serve Python notebooks as web apps. You dont need to know HTML, CSS, JS to build beautiful looking web app from Python notebook. I'm writing new backend to support ipywidgets, anywidgets in Mercury. https://github.com/mljar/mercury

I am currently working on a fork of Alt+Tab replacement Switcheroo to show all available windows in a tabular format. Current windows in the center. Apps with many windows on the left sorted by process name (e.g. Excel or PDF windows). Pinned windows such as open emails on the right. https://github.com/coezbek/switcheroo

Trying to relearn Rust by writing a download manager CLI. Managed to get the blocking version working, now I've implemented the async version using tokio. Have to next implement downloading chunks with different workers, and a download queue.

https://github.com/stonecharioteer/download-manager/

I've been working on a web framework in Clojure. There are already a few others, but they're, in my opinion, too focused on the Clojure community, and are much harder to sell to people I know who might otherwise use Clojure. I wanted something that was more like a Rails or a Phoenix or a Next.js. We'll see if it goes anywhere.

A fast, offline-only, dictionary app: https://deft.so/

Built it as a personal tool to quickly look up definitions and practice vocab with spaced repetition.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/deft-vocabulary-flashcards/id6...