2. Show HN: Fast browser agent (using Jev) with deep reasoning as needed (github.com)
The fastest, cheapest browser agent (with Jev), with deep reasoning when it matters - ironbee-ai/ironbee-express
3. The Beclowning of Scott Bessent (paulkrugman.substack.com)
6. Show HN: Kanmaps – Product roadmaps like videogame skill trees (kanmaps.com)
Product roadmaps you can explore. Try the live Devolution, StudyArena and KanMaps roadmaps: drag, zoom and open any feature.
7. TUI Games in 80x24 (www.incredible.rs)
8. Manyfold's Agents.md Is Based (github.com)
A self-hosted digital asset manager for 3d print files. - manyfold3d/manyfold
9. Show HN: TrueScribe – Linux local AI transcription studio (truescribe.app)
TrueScribe turns interviews, meetings, lectures, podcasts and videos into text on your own machine. Transcribe, review, translate, search and export locally on Windows and Linux.
10. Show HN: CoIsland – Your whole engineering stack in a notch (coisland.app)
Pipelines, deploys, tickets and AI agents all want your attention. CoIsland shows only what needs you, in your Mac
12. Show HN: The Kio Programming Language (jdevuyst.github.io)
An ultra-portable, embeddable programming language that compiles to host languages.
13. Show HN: MCP server for editing Excel with real-time calc and diffs (github.com)
Desktop AI agent for Excel that edits the workbooks you already have — and gives them back intact. Tauri + Rust, surgical .xlsx patching, bring your own Claude/ChatGPT. - pixelsmasher13/gridpath
14. Show HN: Winamp-style native audio player for macOS (vibeplayer.app)
Seekable waveform, turntable-style pitch fader, and DJ FX. No library, no account, no subscription.
15. Show HN: OpenC6 v2.0 – Bare-metal BIOS and RISC-V microkernel for ESP32-C6 (github.com)
An open-source RISC-V firmware platform for ESP32-C6(8MB Flash). Implements a BIOS/Payload architecture with a custom system call interface (ABI), independent LP-Core coprocessor management, and an...
16. Show HN: Walk the Endless Dungeon (the-endless.pages.dev)
Dungeon or Backrooms. Endless worlds. One link to explore the same place.
17. Speeding up the separating axis test using inscribed spheres (box2d.org)
The separating axis test (SAT) works well for computing contact manifolds. Unlike GJK, it is robust when shapes are very close together and it works when shapes are overlapped. Box3D uses SAT for computing the contact manifolds between convex hulls (polytopes). I like using SAT because I can get all the contact points at once and it doesn't need a fallback algorithm for overlap like GJK does. So I don't need to waste time calling GJK only to have it fail and then drop to a fallback algorithm like EPA or SAT.
18. Show HN: The Zoomist – looking and listening to ordinary things more closely (www.youtube.com)
The Zoomist reveals the hidden world of everyday things through macro photography, microscope footage, extreme close-ups, ASMR, close-up sound recordings, and immersive ambient sound.
Look closer. Listen closer.
Explore ordinary objects from perspectives you rarely get to see or hear.
From microscopic details and extreme macro views to satisfying sounds and immersive environments, each video reveals structures, movements, textures, and sounds that normally go unnoticed.
See familiar things differently. Change your attention, and you change your perspective.
The Zoomist
Closer to Everything.
Look closer. Listen closer.
Explore ordinary objects from perspectives you rarely get to see or hear.
From microscopic details and extreme macro views to satisfying sounds and immersive environments, each video reveals structures, movements, textures, and sounds that normally go unnoticed.
See familiar things differently. Change your attention, and you change your perspective.
The Zoomist
Closer to Everything.
19. Massacre at Minab: The School That Became a Grave (www.dropsitenews.com)
21. Show HN: ASM Bots – Core War in real 8086 machine code (asmbots.io)
A Core War arena for 8086 assembly: up to 16 bots share one 64 KB core, with an editor, a debugger, tournaments, and hills.
22. Show HN: Smartly – Plain English to shell commands, with GNU/BSD awareness (smartlycli.com)
smartly turns a plain English sentence into one executable shell command. macOS and Linux, directory and git aware, four model providers, a --learn mode that explains the command, and auto-run by default — with confirm and confirm-destructive modes when you want a gate.
23. Parmiagiano and Financialisation: Cheese as Gold for the Gold of Cheese (developingeconomics.org)
25. Show HN: Ferry – Sync your coding agent setup to remote Linux boxes (dlhck.github.io)
Run agents on your laptop or a remote Linux box with the setup you already use. Ferry keeps your skills, instructions, MCP servers and supported settings in sync. Logins stay on the machine that has them.
26. Show HN: D-Engine – deterministic LLM code edits, 42× fewer tokens than an agent (github.com)
Deterministic harness for LLM code edits — the AI proposes, the gate decides - corruchaga/D-Engine
27. Show HN: I built an app that scours the internet to create a daily news briefing (github.com)
Your personal news briefing of the world events. Contribute to yogthos/newsroom development by creating an account on GitHub.
28. Show HN: ASCII Art generator using depth maps (polyglyph-nu.vercel.app)
29. Show HN: Secret Santa Name Generator – draw names in the browser, no sign-up (secretsantanamegenerator.com)
Free Secret Santa generator without email or sign-up. Keep couples apart, draw names, then send private links by WhatsApp, text or your own email app.