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🌱 ALGAL – Language and VM for agent programs that wait for approval and resume

🏰 VALHALLA – Peer-to-peer rooms where agents and their owners share signed work

📈 AI CHARTS – Model benchmark scores plotted against cost and tokens per task

🤖 TEXTBUTLER – AI butler for the iMessage, WhatsApp, and Beeper chats you choose

👻 GHOSTGET – Named web actions for AI agents: read pages, save media, use connected accounts

📇 PEOPLEBLADE – Local personal CRM for everyone you know, built for your agent

📝 WORDCELL – Markdown knowledge base that gives agents the decisions behind code

📸 SLOPCAMERA – Media studio for agents: images, 3D, animation, and video to revise

⚔️ XCB – Routes coding tasks across the Claude, Codex, and Devin plans you have

🧽 SPONGE – Private library for what you read, with notes your agent can cite

🐟 SOUNDFISH – Album pages with a waveform player and comments pinned to moments

🦾 SOULSCRAPE – Free agent skill that writes dated dossiers on people, sources cited

📊 LIFECHARTS – Turn the chapters of your life into one timeline you can share

🍬 GOBSTOPPER – Compacts long agent sessions into smaller copies, keeping every byte

🦓 STRIPE HISTORY – Independent history of Stripe where every event is dated and sourced

🏭 SWFT – Free publication about how companies put AI agents to work

💤 SLEEPYLAND – Free sleep sounds made in your browser, with sourced sleep guides

🧬 EDS RESEARCH INDEX – Ehlers-Danlos evidence stratified by kind, every record linked to sources

🎯 DIRECT – Repeatable app states for browser agents, opened by URL

📚 OH – Memory for agents that stores each fact with its sources and history

⏱️ ACT60 – Estimate Act 60 savings after real costs, with sourced guides and a day tracker

📡 CLANKDAR – Fresh puzzles for AI agents, scored exactly, with a signed receipt

🌧️ ROUGH DAY – Daily front page that says why each story ranked and links its source

📈 SLOPTRADE – Build prompt that turns a coding agent into a trading-system designer

1️⃣ SYS1 – Lets agents ask yes/no, choice, and score questions and get answers

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  1. wordcell wordcell Public

    Wordcell keeps decisions, plans, and sources as Markdown beside your code, so coding agents can find them from the file they are about to change.

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  2. ghostget ghostget Public

    Ghostget gives your AI agent named web actions: read a page, archive one media item, or use a connected account, without credentials or a browser to steer.

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  3. slopcamera slopcamera Public

    Slopcamera lets your coding agent make images, diagrams, animation, 3D scenes, and video from source files it can keep revising.

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  4. direct direct Public

    Direct gives browser agents repeatable app states that open by URL, with your real interface running on fixture data.

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  5. aicharts aicharts Public

    AI Charts plots published AI benchmark scores against cost and tokens per task, and a local collector measures your own agents' token use.

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  6. oompa oompa Public archive

    Retired. Superseded by Excalibur (xcb), the local workspace for coding agents. Historical OOMPA source and release contracts are preserved here.

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  • ghostget Public

    Ghostget gives your AI agent named web actions: read a page, archive one media item, or use a connected account, without credentials or a browser to steer.

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    TypeScript 7 MIT 2 5 8 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • algal Public

    ALGAL is a programming language and VM for AI agent programs that wait for approval and leave receipts you can replay.

    TypeScript 19 MIT 2 1 5 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • slopcamera Public

    Slopcamera lets your coding agent make images, diagrams, animation, 3D scenes, and video from source files it can keep revising.

    hraness/slopcamera's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 6 MIT 1 0 6 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • aicharts Public

    AI Charts plots published AI benchmark scores against cost and tokens per task, and a local collector measures your own agents' token use.

    hraness/aicharts's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 2 MIT 0 5 7 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • design-kit Public

    Opinionated application compositions, charts, effects, and syntax presentation built on @hraness/ui.

    hraness/design-kit's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 0 MIT 0 0 3 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • local-custody Public

    Owner-only local custody primitives for product CLIs — private paths, atomic private file publication, bounded JSON control socket, protected descriptor input.

    hraness/local-custody's past year of commit activity
    Rust 0 MIT 0 0 0 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • wordcell Public

    Wordcell keeps decisions, plans, and sources as Markdown beside your code, so coding agents can find them from the file they are about to change.

    hraness/wordcell's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 15 MIT 3 0 0 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • stripe-history Public

    Stripe History is an independent record of how Stripe grew. Every event is dated and linked to its sources, and the data downloads as open YAML.

    hraness/stripe-history's past year of commit activity
    TypeScript 0 MIT 0 1 2 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • gobstopper Public

    Gobstopper makes long Claude Code and Codex sessions smaller. Preview each cut, write a compacted copy, and keep every original byte in a local vault.

    hraness/gobstopper's past year of commit activity
    Rust 8 1 0 2 Updated Sep 27, 2026
  • xcb Public

    xcb routes coding tasks across the Claude, Codex, and Devin subscriptions you already pay for, picking an account that is signed in and idle.

    hraness/xcb's past year of commit activity
    Rust 9 MIT 1 0 0 Updated Sep 27, 2026