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Nov 2Mon
  1. Hacker News AI42

    See what's left of your flat-rate AI subscriptions every time you open a termina

    AIQuota is a single POSIX sh script (requiring only awk and curl) that displays a status band and title-bar summary of how much quota is left on flat-rate AI subscriptions such as Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Copilot, Freebuff, OpenCode and Gemini, with green/yellow/red dots for the tightest window. It reads each agent's credentials read-only, never refreshes them, has no server or telemetry, and deliberately excludes API keys and metered plans. It is installed via a curl script or manual startup-file line and is tested on Linux and in CI on macOS.

  2. MarkTechPost59

    NVIDIA Releases Auto Ontology: An Open Semantic Layer That Grounds AI Agent SQL

    NVIDIA has released Auto Ontology, an Apache 2.0-licensed semantic layer framework that builds a context layer from enterprise metadata so agents can write SQL against certified business definitions. It exposes context through 9 read-only MCP tools plus CLI and API, defaults to nvidia/nemotron-3-nano-30b-a3b with Nemotron embedding and reranking models, and runs via Docker Compose or Kubernetes/Helm with hosted or self-hosted NIM endpoints. NVIDIA reports a 90% cut in ontology creation time in its own testing, but no text-to-SQL accuracy scores are published; a separate eval harness ships without results.

  3. Hacker News AI50

    Show HN: AgentTM – A time-travel debugger for AI coding agents built in Go

    AgentTM v0.1 is a local Go CLI that records AgentTM-managed noninteractive Codex runs in SQLite with baseline/final workspace checkpoints and historical file inspection, plus an embedded React/TypeScript UI for viewing sessions, timelines, diffs and isolated worktree forks. It implements Milestones 0–5 of the MVP spec, with Windows end-to-end validation reported as passing, automated tests and five browser tests passing, and all six OS/architecture release targets building, while remote CI and native Linux/macOS execution are configured but not claimed as observed. Recording requires Git 2.42+ and an authenticated Codex CLI, and the release notes list limits including capture only of runs launched via agenttm run codex and no continuous per-tool history.

  4. Hacker News AI55

    ADKA AI

    ADKA AI is an advertising generation tool that turns a single product image into UGC-style talking-head videos, cinematic ads, unboxing videos, and full sets of Amazon and Shopify product images, with the AI writing scripts and selecting shot structures automatically. It offers 9 validated video formats and 11 e-commerce image styles, powered by models including ByteDance Seedance, Alibaba Wan, MiniMax Hailuo, OpenAI GPT Image 2/2.5, and Google Nano Banana 2/Pro. Pricing is credit-based with per-generation quotes shown before submission, credits frozen during production and charged only on delivery, and 50 free credits on signup.

  5. Hacker News AI58

    Show HN: Shipvo – open-source RN OTA updates and an AI-drivable simulator

    Shipvo is an open-source React Native OTA system with Ed25519-signed updates, SHA-256 integrity checks, atomic staging, crash-loop rollback after three failed boots, and cohort-based staged rollouts served as static signed pointers from Cloudflare's edge. It also provides @shipvo/mcp, which lets AI agents open an app in a phone-sized simulator and operate it via accessibility tree, taps, typing and simulated device sheets, plus a parity harness that reports 100% actionable parity on Android and iOS across 13-screen purchase flows. The project is pre-launch; OTA numbers come from a Redmi 9A (2 GB RAM), native-feature parity is measured on Android with iOS next, and the iOS OTA runtime is verified only on the iOS Simulator in CI.

  7. Hacker News AI58

    Show HN: Skep – live cross-device sessions for AI coding agents

    Skep v0.2.0 is an Apache-2.0 tool (Node.js ≥ 22.12, macOS & Linux) that lets peers join a live join-code session and each run their own AI coding agent, such as Claude Code, Codex or Pi, in their own repo. It adds Skills (packaged workflows with roles, stages and checks, including generic and iot-ble-feature), role binding, staged briefs, a cross-stack check, and an orchestrator with auto, confirm and off modes. Each device keeps its own agent login, and output sharing is opt-in.

  8. Hacker News AI34

    Show HN: Better Together – AI agents team up against spam calls and texts

    Better Together is a project where AI agents team up to help people do positive things that would be harder alone, starting with catching and reporting spam calls and texts. Agents report spam using only what they can see, compare notes across reports to find patterns, and check with the user before reporting unless told to proceed on their own. The site says reports are stored with Better Together and are not complaints to any agency, and that it cannot promise compensation or an end to spam.

  9. Hacker News AI40

    Show HN: Building an AI Traffic Guardrail(kilasec)

    Kilasec is a network-layer guardrail for AI agents that routes only model API traffic through a self-hosted collector container plus a per-device app, requiring no SDK integration. The collector decrypts calls to apply policies (allow, mask, block, hold for a human, or cap spend), masks secrets and PII before they leave, and scans model replies for threats like reverse shells. It maps requests to users and AD groups, keeps audit history up to 7 years on paid plans, and offers a free plan for up to 5 devices.

  10. Hacker News AI58

    Show HN: Nonce – Open-source, least-privilege Gmail access for AI agents

    Nonce is an open-source tool that sits between AI apps and email, calendar, files and Slack, issuing each question a scoped pass that expires on its own, with sensitive requests waiting for user approval. It works with any MCP app including ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor, and offers Cautious, Standard and Relaxed modes per app while blocking requests for everything at once or for more than 24 hours. Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Slack connections are read-only, and sign-ins stay encrypted with nonce rather than being held by the AI app.

  11. Hacker News AI12

    PrayForMe – a garden of AI agents that pray for you

    PrayForMe is an interactive preview of a "garden" of AI agents that pray or wish well for a person or intention you name. In this local browser demo, you enter a name and request, choose an example practice, and watch the agent "Robin" prepare a sample that uses your name but is explicitly not an AI-generated response to your request. Accounts, payments, scheduled or recurring wishes, and live public pages are described as coming in a later stage, and the preview produces one result per visit.

  12. Hacker News AI40

    Gnosh.ai for "Functional AI"; functional context management, no compaction

    This replay shows a real Gnosh run in which Qwen3.8 27B on a desktop AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 box renames a small Go project from klash to gnosh over two sessions on 31 October 2026, with all six task checks passing. The window is shrunk to 2,400 tokens so a small task fills it, while the real run had 262K and needed neither a summary nor a slide. The README reports that in a real run's server log, the request after a pop processed 2,572 tokens instead of the whole 20K-token conversation.

  13. Codex Releases10

    0.167.0-alpha.3

    This GitHub Changelog entry is titled "0.167.0-alpha.3" and appears to be a version release note, but the supplied material contains only site navigation and product menu text rather than the release details themselves.

  14. Hacker News AI38

    Turn Superlogical's Rex into an AI Harness

    rexmod is an unofficial mod that patches a local copy of Rex to add a harness around coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Pi): it snapshots the working tree on each prompt, shows a Changes panel of what the last turn changed, opens files in Neovim for review, and passes review comments back to the agent with the next message. It requires a Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later, Rex installed and opened once, and Homebrew, and is installed via brew or a one-line script. The installer backs up and patches the official Rex, adds hooks and a skill to each agent it finds, and a LaunchAgent re-patches after Rex updates; an uninstaller restores the official build.

  15. Hacker News AI34

    Slop Code Monitor – scanned 2.6B of code to quantify AI cognitive debt

    The Slop Code Risk Monitor presents SynthScan pattern findings across 7,294 GitHub repositories, reporting 3.5B lines of code scanned, 14.6M total pattern hits and a mean legacy signal of 7.0. It maps findings to four risk vectors — cognitive ownership (13.9), hallucinated dependency and supply chain (4.7), agent over-engineering ratio (12.6) and PR review velocity impact (22.3) — which the site describes as heuristic signals for human review, not proof of authorship, security incidents or measured maintenance cost.

  16. Hacker News AI64

    Codedict – a no-AI code index that cut my Claude Code tokens by 63%

    Codedict is a local, no-AI index that parses a project once with tree-sitter and stores functions, classes, routes, SQL tables and call relationships in a SQLite file, then hands relevant results to the AI alongside the question via a Claude Code hook. In a benchmark of 12 real sessions per side, it reported a 63% token reduction (4,543,176 to 1,666,033), 75% fewer turns (138 to 34), a 26% cost drop (US$5.76 to US$4.27) and 12/12 correct answers on both sides. It supports Python, JavaScript, TypeScript/TSX, C#, Java, Go, SQL/T-SQL and Razor/Blazor, and can also connect to other AIs through an MCP server or RAG mode.

Nov 1Sun
  1. Hacker News AI38

    Show HN: Let formal specs test AI implementations

    SpecGuardian turns FizzBee formal specification results into Go tests that check whether an implementation, including AI-generated code, reaches only states the spec allows, including after injected I/O failures. The post walks through a cache-aside example where an ordering bug (cache invalidation before the database write) passes on success but is caught when the database write fails, and gives setup commands using FizzBee, Go and Docker Compose. It currently generates Go tests for one FizzBee Action invocation at a time and its APIs may change.

  2. The Decoder42

    OpenAI is steering ChatGPT users toward more paid usage

    OpenAI has added card and device limits to ChatGPT: users who link too many subscriptions to the same payment card or device cannot start new ones, and the number of paid accounts per device is capped, showing "Device limit reached" when hit. The limits apply to ChatGPT Go, Plus, Pro 100, Pro 200, and Pro 500, while free accounts and Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans don't count, and logging out doesn't free up a spot. OpenAI instead points to buying extra credits or usage resets, which are generally more expensive than an additional subscription.

  3. Hacker News AI60

    Context Mode – An Open-Source MCP Server That Reduces AI Coding Context Usage

    Context Mode is an open-source MCP server that keeps raw tool output out of the context window via sandbox tools (claimed 315 KB to 5.4 KB, a 98% reduction), tracks session events in SQLite with FTS5/BM25 retrieval for continuity after compaction, and pushes agents to write analysis scripts instead of reading data into context. It ships install paths for 17 clients including Claude Code, Gemini CLI, VS Code and JetBrains Copilot, Copilot CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, KiloCode, OpenClaw/Pi Agent, and Codex CLI, with hook-based routing where supported.

  4. Hacker News AI47

    Will Agent Resource Registries ever have their moment, the way AI gateways did?

    ARD (Agentic Resource Discovery) is an open discovery protocol that lets an AI client ask what resources are available for a task and receive matching entries from a discovery service, operating entirely before invocation so the resource is then called through its own native mechanism. It is not an execution runtime or a central catalog: many discovery services are expected, each with its own trust, ranking and access policies, and it is being developed by a working group with participants from Microsoft, Google, Hugging Face and GoDaddy. ARD is licensed under Apache License 2.0 and welcomes community contributions.

  5. Hacker News AI32

    AI Warning for Steam – Increases Visibility of AI Generated Content Disclosures

    AI Warning for Steam is a browser extension and userscript that shows Steam store pages' AI Generated Content Disclosure as a modal popup on page load and blurs or hides games with such a disclosure on search pages. It is available as a Firefox or Chrome extension or as a userscript, all running the same code, and works in any up-to-date browser on desktop or mobile, though not all features are translated beyond English.

  6. Hacker News AI38

    Show HN: AIOps Cockpit – An open-source AI SRE with human-in-the-loop safety

    AIOps Cockpit is an open-source, self-hosted SRE control room that uses an AI agent (Claude 3.7) to diagnose incidents by reading logs and checking metrics, with a 3D spatial topology map and optional MediaPipe hand-gesture camera control. The AI never applies fixes directly: it generates a unified diff that a human must review and approve under a two-person rule, backed by append-only audit logs, prompt-injection defenses, and a strict tool allowlist with destructive actions disabled by default. It streams live host and Docker telemetry via Socket.IO, supports a lightweight remote agent for distributed servers, and requires Node.js 20+ and pnpm to run via `pnpm start`.

  7. Hacker News AI22

    Fruth – A semantic state inference engine for AI

    Fruth 0.1.9 is an experimental, single-maintainer project that separates model proposals from runtime authority, recording candidate work and using relevance and validated promotion to decide which obligations are owed. It combines a local browser interface and control plane with local model backends, interpretive inference routing, durable response frames, history and materialized artifacts, with a core loop of intent, possibility space, relevance, promoted contracts, runtime work, review and frozen state. The primary tested environment is a recent macOS release on Apple Silicon with Python 3.11 or newer, and Windows, Linux, Intel Mac, remote hosting and multi-user operation fall outside the 0.1.9 support promise.

  8. The Decoder65

    OpenAI's upcoming chat-and-work merger in ChatGPT signals the end of all-you-can-prompt pricing

    Starting in December, ChatGPT's Plus, Pro, and Business plans will share a single token budget across ChatGPT and Codex as OpenAI folds Work's agentic features into the main interface, per an updated OpenAI support page. Users can check remaining balance and reset times in Settings, and once the limit is hit they can wait for a reset, upgrade, or buy extra credits, while chats with Instant models won't count toward the budget. OpenAI recently doubled usage limits for higher-priced plans, and Anthropic has already combined Chat and "Cowork" in Claude.

  10. Hacker News AI34

    Meridian: A peer-to-peer browser game world built by an AI agent

    Meridian now runs as a playable demo from GitHub Pages on desktop or phone, with touch controls, a first-minute tour, and solo play by default since the temporary public lighthouse is switched off. The post details renderer polish (WebGL2 ray pass with CPU fallback, filmic tone mapping, sight- and focus-scaled rays), a minimap that paints where the view meets the ground, new agility and perception skills, and AI players driven only through the same keys a person presses. It also lists merged batches after recording: positional sound and hearing skills, trampled paths, 25 cm terrain cells, a leaner wire format (79% fewer bytes in one capture), a phone blank-screen fix, and a scaling bench run only to 4 clients.

  11. Hacker News AI34

    Show HN: LinkedIn-ops – Zero-dependency CDP automation built for AI agents

    linkedin-ops is an open-source CLI and library that automates LinkedIn actions (connection invites, DMs, comments, people search) through the local Chrome DevTools Protocol, with features like cross-process mutex locking, isolated ephemeral tabs, auto-cleanup, and a dry-run mode. Setup is a guided wizard that locates Chrome and existing profiles, and a doctor command verifies CDP port 9222 and an authenticated session. The project states it is unaffiliated with LinkedIn and warns users to respect platform terms and rate limits.

  12. Hacker News AI67

    The Elephant-Goldfish Model: scaling design-driven AI development

    Google has open-sourced, under Apache 2.0, an Elephant-Goldfish Model plugin that pairs a context-rich "Elephant" design session (no code written) with stateless "Goldfish" sessions that validate specs through comprehension checks, antagonistic review, and a go/no-go readiness check. The plugin, originally built internally and used daily by thousands of Googlers, automates the EGM lifecycle in Antigravity, with other environments upcoming. The authors argue that "design is the new code" and that human judgment remains the key artifact in AI-assisted development.

  13. Simon Willison18

    datasette-llm 0.1a9

    datasette-llm 0.1a9 now picks up the default model used by LLM, so Datasette Agent can be used without explicitly configuring a default model. The post notes that previously a model had to be specified with -s plugins.datasette-agent.default_model gpt-6-astra, and that bigger Datasette Agent upgrades are in the pipeline.

  14. Hacker News AI36

    Free AI for Everyone

    Cloudy offers a free AI chat and a terminal coding agent on one account, with 6 switchable models, streaming answers, and vision on models that support it. The free tier gives 25 messages and 70 agent credits per day per account, with no card required, and chats are never used to train models or sold. It is funded by a sponsor banner shown during chat rather than by user data.

  15. Hacker News AI22

    Show HN: Read your Character.AI data export in the browser, nothing uploaded

    This open-source browser-based reader opens a Character.AI data export ZIP or its JSON files to view your characters and chats, plus character cards and chat exports from other apps, with the file read locally on your device and nothing uploaded. It requires Node.js 20 or newer, makes no network requests, and is also available online for free without an account. The repository mirrors the reader Amavie uses to import characters and conversations from other apps.

  16. Hacker News AI34

    Show HN: Castov – A local-first desktop automation engine using local AI

    Castov is a local-first toolkit whose 13 utilities run in the browser, in the terminal via `npx castov`, and inside Cursor or Claude through an MCP server. It advertises zero-data logging, tool pipelines that chain outputs between utilities, and encrypted URL shares that keep payloads in the URL hash fragment. Some features use the network by design, including encrypted Env Vault uploads, P2P Ghost Tunnel STUN discovery, and Developer Canvas WebRTC signaling servers.

  17. Browser Use Blog60

    BU Ultrafast is live

    Browser Use has made BU Ultrafast, its fastest browser agent, available on every Browser Use Cloud plan in the US, including the free plan, after a waitlist period that ended Oct 30. The company reports a median task time of 22 seconds and $0.0064 per task for Ultrafast, versus 79 seconds and $0.0098 for its default agent on GPT-6 Luna, based on medians of completed runs from Oct 16-29, 2026. Users enable it by setting the model to bu-ultrafast, and bu-fast offers the same agent with more reasoning per step.

    Why it matters: It gives concrete speed and cost benchmarks for a newly released browser agent and explains how to switch to it via the API.

  19. Hacker News AI36

    NichiHab Android app blocker with Gemini AI task verification

    NichiHab is an Android habit-building and focus app that uses the Accessibility Service to block distracting apps during focus sessions and Google Gemini 2.0 Flash to verify photos of completed real-world tasks in exchange for unlocked screen time. It is built in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose, MVVM, Dagger Hilt, Room and DataStore, includes a native C++ security layer for keys and integrity checks, and processes photos ephemerally without storing them. The project is MIT licensed and requires Android Studio Ladybug or newer and JDK 17.

  20. Hacker News AI55

    Show HN: CiteLLM – Verify AI Answers in PDFs

    CiteLLM is a tool that links every AI answer, claim or extracted value to the exact passage in the original PDF, with the passage highlighted, and lets reviewers approve or flag each result and export an evidence report. It is offered as a plugin for ChatGPT and Claude, a standalone web app, document search with passage-level citations, and structured extraction with an API. The site states that documents are never used to train models, files are deleted after processing by default, and a Docker self-host option is available.

Oct 31Sat
  1. Hacker News AI28

    SBoM creator and Vulnerability scanner (Threatclaw.ai)

    ThreatClaw.ai offers free standalone security tools: Browser Guard v0.4.3, a local browser extension that screens AI chats for prompt-injection and jailbreak attempts; Aegis v0.1.0, an ~8 MB read-only offline scanner that maps misconfigurations to CIS and MITRE ATT&CK; and Pulse v0.1.1, a read-only CLI that ranks installed software by CISA KEV and EPSS exploit data. It also provides a free-account browser-based vulnerability scanner and a no-account SBOM Builder that generates CycloneDX or SPDX SBOMs locally.

  2. Hacker News AI58

    mobile-agent: faster mobile app iteration for AI coding agents

    mobile-agent is an experimental, pre-release tool that drives Android devices and emulators, iOS Simulators and physical iPhones for AI agents, combining a daemon with a live mirror of each screen, a CLI following agent-browser's command grammar, and an MCP server for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex or Cursor. On the repository's iOS Simulator fixtures it reports p50 times of 7.08 s for a login flow versus 35.9 s for Maestro and 13.0 s for agent-device, and 4.82 s for a 500-cell screen versus 30.0 s and 5.97 s respectively, though the list-scroll flow was not timed because every tool failed its golden check. It is built from source on macOS with drivers on private Apple and hidden Android interfaces, and the author states it is development tooling, never something to ship in an app.

  3. Hacker News AI58

    Show HN: InBox Wall – A local-first, open-source email sanitizer for AI agents

    InBox Wall is a local-first Python application that sanitizes incoming email HTML before an AI assistant processes it, removing hidden text, invisible Unicode characters and known prompt-injection patterns. It fetches mail via IMAP in read-only mode, stores clean text in a local SQLite database while quarantining blocked threats separately, and serves the clean text through a local REST API and MCP server. The project documents its defenses, known limits (attachments, URLs, images and social engineering are not covered) and recent security fixes.

  4. Hacker News AI12

    Goal Pilot AI – Turn goal into AI-generated daily action plans

    Goal Pilot AI is an app that combines an AI goal planner, habit tracker, task manager and daily planner to turn long-term objectives into structured action plans and daily steps. It offers SMART goals and milestones, progress analytics, habit streaks and reminders, and task prioritization across personal, fitness, study and career goals. The app is positioned as bridging cluttered to-do lists and standalone habit trackers by linking daily tasks to long-term milestones.