★ 5.1k▲ +64 / 7d
ZCode
A coding workspace that runs several AI agents at once and drives a goal to completion.
TESIGN / RADAR
10 THINGS WORTH SEEING TODAY
Today's ten mostly rethink something that already existed: an app that boots a real Linux desktop inside a Windows window with no VM to install, a long-dead comic-strip renderer pointed at ChatGPT conversations instead, and a game that fuses 2048 with Minesweeper. The rest are what someone using agents daily keeps close — a tool that audits session logs, one that flags vulnerable packages, a workspace that runs several agents from one screen — plus a mouse-first terminal file manager, an editor that graphs how notes connect, and a coffee journal you host yourself. Licences and limits are stated as they are.
↓- 01 ZCodeRun multiple coding agents from one app
★ 5.1k▲ +64 / 7dA coding workspace that runs several AI agents at once and drives a goal to completion. - 02 Try Omarchy for WindowsTry the Omarchy Linux desktop on Windows
★ 440▲ 5 HNAn app that boots the real Omarchy Linux desktop inside a window on Windows — no VM software to install. - 03 hibiA markdown notes app with a graph view
★ 14▲ 5 HNA desktop Markdown editor that also draws a graph of how your notes connect. - 04 tfmDrag and drop files inside your terminal
★ 136▲ +9 / 7dA terminal file manager built for the mouse — drag, drop, dual panes, thumbnails. - 05 AgentMeasureAudit your Codex and Claude Code logs
★ 216▲ 2 HNReads your Codex and Claude Code session logs and surfaces repeated failures and retries, with the evidence attached. - 06 package-doctorFind the Python dependency to fix first
★ 8▲ 4 HNScans Python dependencies and tells you which are being exploited now — and which have no one left to fix them. - 07 pokertools-arenaWatch AI models play poker at one table
★ 1▲ 2 HNSeats several OpenAI-compatible models at the same poker table and lets you watch every decision as a spectator. - 08 RoastbookLog espresso shots on your own server
★ 2▲ 1 HNA self-hosted coffee journal that reads a photographed bag’s label and fills in the details for you. - 09 Comic Chat for AITurn a ChatGPT chat into a comic strip
★ 1▲ 3 HNA revival of Microsoft’s old Comic Chat that automatically draws a ChatGPT conversation as a comic strip. - 10 2049 — Mines of Merge2048 fused with Minesweeper in a dungeon
★ 0▲ 1 HNYou are the tile: slide by 2048 rules while dodging Minesweeper-style hidden mines down eight depths.
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★ 440▲ 5 HN
Try Omarchy for Windows
An app that boots the real Omarchy Linux desktop inside a window on Windows — no VM software to install.
★ 14▲ 5 HN
hibi
A desktop Markdown editor that also draws a graph of how your notes connect.
★ 136▲ +9 / 7d
tfm
A terminal file manager built for the mouse — drag, drop, dual panes, thumbnails.
★ 216▲ 2 HN
AgentMeasure
Reads your Codex and Claude Code session logs and surfaces repeated failures and retries, with the evidence attached.
★ 8▲ 4 HN
package-doctor
Scans Python dependencies and tells you which are being exploited now — and which have no one left to fix them.
★ 1▲ 2 HN
pokertools-arena
Seats several OpenAI-compatible models at the same poker table and lets you watch every decision as a spectator.
★ 2▲ 1 HN
Roastbook
A self-hosted coffee journal that reads a photographed bag’s label and fills in the details for you.
★ 1▲ 3 HN
Comic Chat for AI
A revival of Microsoft’s old Comic Chat that automatically draws a ChatGPT conversation as a comic strip.
★ 0▲ 1 HN
2049 — Mines of Merge
You are the tile: slide by 2048 rules while dodging Minesweeper-style hidden mines down eight depths.
YOU'RE DONE FOR TODAY.
Tomorrow we look at thousands again and keep a few.