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121PawWorkA Chrome extension that turns the page you are already logged into into the starting point of a task: you select the part of the live page that matters, describe the outcome you want in the side panel, and the agent works from that selection and hands back an editable office file, with your own model key, no hosted service, and the model-written JavaScript confined to a QuickJS sandbox inside the browser.Cursor
114RomeA self-hosted agent runtime that treats the environment around a model as the thing worth growing: a Rome App packages an interface, executable actions, on-demand skills and a private database as git-tracked code an agent can reuse later, while the runtime gives every delegated subagent a child session of its own, forks a turn without letting it mutate its source, and fails a turn rather than quietly swapping the model that produced the conversation.ClaudeClaude CodeCodex+1
093Vibe WatchA wrist-mounted M5Stack watch that keeps six AI coding agents in view at once, and speaks the protocol of the official hardware so the existing host software will drive it.
057Vibe Coding KeyboardA meme about vibe coding turned into working hardware: an ESP32-S3 desk keyboard with nine keys, a rotary encoder and a small screen holding ten switchable keymaps.
045N.O.R.A.CoreA single-author AI companion with two brains, an encrypted diary of its own, and 98 commits signed in its own name.Claude Code
034BrawloreA Diablo II homage in plain JavaScript — endless dungeons, ten equipment sets and a two-level branching skill tree — built without its author reading the code, and shipped under a name of its own.GeminiClaude Code
029TDoGMC StudioA Minecraft skin editor that runs in the browser: 2D pixel layers on the left, a live 3D model on the right.GeminiClaudeDeepSeek Harness