As part of my CS grad research, I launched a website reporting on public cloud availability and performance.

https://cloudlooking.glass/#show=uptime

I'm working on marketing my dedicated game server host https://stratos.host - it's a simplified product compared to traditional companies, using a desktop app to detect games being launched.

Currently working on the first helpcenter that writes itself.

The tool makes it super easy to create help articles in any language, just by clicking through a process. The first results are super promising!

https://happysupport.ai/en

There is a lot of repetition when it comes to building AI system. Frameworks don't help. No-code builder are still too rigid.

We are making "batteries included" API to bring agentic AI into any platform.

https://docs.cbk.ai/

I've been working on an open-source platform to build agentic workflows. I really wanted a Figma-like experience for building agents.

Apache-2.0 license: https://github.com/simstudioai/sim

A Python Framework called Artanis, inspired by ExpressJS, to make it easier for JS devs to work with Python ecosystem: https://nordxai.github.io/Artanis/

we are working on Aye Chat: an AI development tool for the terminal. It will make changes directly and let you revert changes through our snapshot feature, all while you can stay in the terminal to execute your favorite (terminal) editor and what not.

If allows the use of different models, no need to sign-up at the moment and at no cost. We released our beta just last week.

We were getting annoyed by all the additional confirmation questions by other AI assistants, and having to switch between consoles to use a editor and/or revert changes.

Check out our repo at: https://github.com/acrotron/aye-chat

or just install it:

# pip install ayechat

Still gilding this lily:

https://hackernews.life

I'm working on an open source library in golang to get in depth system information from macOS.

Here's my work so far: https://github.com/BinSquare/powermetrics-go

I'm building Envelope — a banking product purpose-built for envelope-style budgeting.

Most “budgeting banks” (Ally Buckets, Wells Fargo Budget Watch, etc.) bolt budgeting on after the fact. Envelope was designed from day one as an integrated budgeting bank account. The checking, savings, and debit cards are all built around real-time envelope balances.

Each envelope acts like a dedicated account with its own balance and optional virtual card. Spending directly from an envelope means your budget is always accurate — no syncing, no spreadsheets, no “catch-up” categorization. Everything runs on-ledger with automatic spend-locking and instant visibility.

We’re a small YC-backed team (former Robinhood and Apple Card team members) focused on rebuilding personal finance from the ground up to be simple, and transparent https://envelopebudgeting.com