Agents & tools

Windows navigation rail for ChatGPT with hover preview, jump-to-message, bookmarks and auto start, vibe-coded with GPT-6.1 Sol.

Runs Cloudflare's Clef Flash locally in Rust with Candle, pinned to a specific checkpoint and implementing the hybrid Qwen3.5 backbone.

Converts and runs Cloudflare's Clef decision model with Apple's MLX so it works locally on a Mac without a GPU server.

A shared local computer-use runtime that uses Clef with OmniParser, MCP and a CLI to turn a high-level goal into a bounded sequence of screen actions.

Private kanban board for working with a dot inside Codex, tracking task progress and blockers.

A self-hosted server and SDKs for making gadgets that work with any model, not just Muse.

Hub for the Gadgets programme: SDK links, developer tokens and board guidance for building ESP32 or Linux devices that pair with Muse.

Dockerized inference for Cloudflare's Clef-Flash on the GB10 DGX Spark, with setup notes for running the 9B decision model locally.

Open-source alternative to both OpenAI Dots and Grok Bot built to run under your own control.

Native macOS voice effects for ChatGPT desktop audio with pitch, formant, EQ and compression controls.

Jev Meets the Market: a live trading & markets site by jai2010 where Jev, TypeSafe AI's System One decision model, makes the structured judgments behind the product.

Open Q&A for dots with public JSON reads, authenticated contributions and an MCP API.

Product Hunt launch of an open alternative to Grok Bot that runs locally with shared multiplayer bots.

Self-hosted assistant that runs Codex or Claude Code in a locked-down container and asks permission before risky actions.

Open-source Claude Code mod by lperezmo. Its repo describes it as: Claude Code mod: names and colors every session from a template so you can tell them apart. Shows what the community built in the first days of mods.

Open-source Claude Code mod by feizaodemon. Its repo describes it as: Claude Code mods (function-hook plugins): session-meter and more. Shows what the community built in the first days of mods.

Six months of building a terminal with built-in multiplexing and multi-machine workspaces using Claude Code, from a longtime terminal fan.