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DrawDB can now turn a live database into an ER diagram from a single query

Shown on HN Nov 3, the free, no-account browser ERD editor adds File > Import from database in its editor, mapping an existing schema into a diagram you can then edit, export as SQL or turn into migrations. It's open source and self-hostable with Docker; sharing needs the separate drawdb-server (Show HN).

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mcp-toolsearch-proxy hides a huge MCP tool catalog behind five search and call tools

Shown on HN Nov 3 under MIT, the Go proxy sits in front of a gateway with hundreds of tools and exposes only search tools , describe tool and separate read and write call tools, which the authors' benchmark says cuts tool definition tokens 97% at 500 tools while keeping write calls on their own approval. It passes the caller's own token upstream, runs a multilingual embedding model in process with no GPU, and is early development before 1.0 (Show HN)…

tmux-restore brings back tmux sessions after a reboot and reopens Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI conversations

Shown on HN Nov 3 under MIT, the one line installer wires tmux resurrect and tmux continuum to save sessions, layouts and scrollback every minute and once more at shutdown, while small adapters find each agent's conversation id so Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, opencode and pi panes resume mid conversation. Editors restart on their own, but deploys and dev servers come back typed on the prompt, waiting for Enter…

Duckity swaps CAPTCHAs for invisible rate limits and proof-of-work challenges to make API abuse costly

Shown on HN, await duckity.solve(POLICY ID) has the client do a VDF backed computational challenge that scales with activity, alongside rate limits and IP signals, so bots and scripted agents pay more to hammer your endpoints while users never see a puzzle; data is processed in Frankfurt. Plans list a 10,000 challenge monthly tier with a "Protected by Duckity" label and $49/mo for 100,000 with white labeling…

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Toolang v0.4 writes agent loops as functions and flows in plain-text .too files you can run from the CLI

Shown on HN, uv tool install toolang adds a runtime where an agic is a reusable agent loop with typed inputs and outputs, flow composes them in sequence, parallel lanes or loops, and skills, psyches and MCP services plug in with with lines; any .too file's agics become CLI commands with model , allow tools=none and token limits. It works with models.dev cloud providers plus Ollama and llama.cpp, needs Python 3.11+, and is untested on Windows…

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