Shown on HN Nov 4, a one-line curl install (no .NET needed) gives a local terminal agent that edits files and spawns worker agents on local models, Anthropic or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with no CXAgent account or server. It asks before any shell command or anything outside your working folder, and the transcript shows every tool call, duration and cost.
Shown on HN Nov 5, it plans trips, digests Gmail, watches prices and tracks calendars for you and up to five people, keeping household and personal memories as separate plain English facts you can edit or delete, and only drafting emails or invites for your OK. There's no free tier after a 25 credit trial; plans start at $9.99/mo…
Shown on HN Nov 5, teammates connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot or any MCP client to a shared pot of pages and short facts their AIs add, update and remove as they work, with per page read/write rules, versioned history and Markdown or JSON export. It runs no model of its own, keeps data encrypted per workspace on EU servers, and is free for one page and 50 facts…
Shown on HN Nov 5, it replays a large pull request as a sequence of logical steps that reconstructs the train of thought behind it, with GitHub and OpenRouter integrations or a skill you run from your own coding agent so no code goes to a central server (Show HN)…
Shown on HN Nov 5, a one script skill lets Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other agents deploy HTML, sites, PDFs, Markdown or images to their own URL that stays private until you invite people by email or open it by link, with a shared data store declared in h0.json . It's free to start, and Pro at $9/mo adds analytics, bigger files and 30 day version rollback…
Posted to HN Nov 4, npx openring starts voice agents that take calls on Twilio, Telnyx or Genesys, with campaigns, model routes with fallback and cost per call, and no per minute platform fee. Bring your own keys, or run it fully local and free with Whisper, Ollama and Kokoro…
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