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Tired of juggling tmux, curl, and logs to monitor your local Hermes AI agents? Meet hermes-control-interface: a lightweight, agent-aware web dashboard with real-time CPU, memory, and task visibility — built exclusively for the Hermes stack.
Tired of shallow ML coding platforms? pyre-code delivers 68 hand-crafted problems—from ReLU to flow matching—with instant, code-level feedback—fully self-hosted and browser-native. No quotas, no cloud dependencies.
Tired of sparse Max API docs and clunky bot libraries? maxigo-bot is a lightweight, production-ready Go framework with built-in routing, middleware, and structured context—designed specifically for Max Messenger’s event model.
Tired of brittle LLM prompts and broken Dockerfiles? Spec-Driven Develop replaces guesswork with a single, version-controlled SKILL.md file—teaching AI agents to generate correct, production-ready code—no frameworks, no dependencies.
Say goodbye to fragmented AI coding tools and expensive SaaS bridges. OpenACP is a lean, self-hosted bridge using the Agent Client Protocol to connect AI coding agents directly to Slack, Discord, Telegram—and it runs on a Raspberry Pi. Open source, zero telemetry, zero vendor lock-in.
Tired of bloated, unstable RAG tools? OpenDocuments is a lean, TypeScript-built, self-hosted solution that reliably indexes Notion, GitHub, and Google Drive — with zero config hell and minimal resource use.
Tired of Gmail, Outlook, or costly email services? ni-mail is a minimal 200-line Cloudflare Worker stack that routes inbound emails like [email protected] directly to your database—zero MTA complexity, full control, and an HTTP API you can curl from Next.js or Deno.