1. Secure temporary file sharing for AI agents and humans (github.com)

Open-source CLI and agent skill for aispace.sh. Contribute to aispace-sh/aispace-client development by creating an account on GitHub.

A new open-source command-line interface and agent skill have been launched for aispace.sh, allowing for secure temporary file sharing between AI agents and humans. Developers can participate in the project’s growth by contributing on GitHub.

9. Show HN: Brw - better than Claude chrome (brw.donworks.co.uk)

brw runs a real, visible Chrome and exposes it over MCP and HTTP. Agents act from stable refs like e17 instead of CSS selectors or screenshots, with a post-action observation after every step. Open source by Revitt, AGPL-3.0.

10. Onionspector – now let's see what The Onion knows about you (0ut3r.space)

A few days ago I built Onionservatory, because apparently Onion Services also deserve to be judged by automated security tools. It answers questions like: 123456Is this Onion Service configured proper

Onionspector is a new tool designed to evaluate the security configurations of Onion Services, providing insights into their setup. It aims to enhance safety in the dark web by automating the assessment of these services.

20. Show HN: Jackalope.dev (jackalope.dev)

Manage coding agents, work and personal account profiles, project context, tasks, and reported usage in one desktop workspace. Join the early-access waitlist.

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