Every project, written up the way it was built: problem, insight, architecture, honest ceiling. 2 shipped, 4 in progress, all open source. Pick one and read.
A keyless web unlocker that reads, searches, and transcribes what a naive fetch cannot, from bot-walled pages to whole AI-chat share conversations. Ships on PyPI through 0.13.1 as a CLI, an MCP server, and a Python library.
A PR reviewer in two forms. Hare Bot is a Grok Bot in a Cursor chat: it checks the branch out, installs it, runs the repo's own test command, and posts findings as me. Hare is that same review shipped as a GitHub App on 122 of my own PRs. Neither can approve a merge.
Google Maps turn-by-turn on the back of a phone. GlyphMaps mirrors the next maneuver onto the Nothing Phone (4a) Pro's 137-LED Glyph Matrix, so a glance at a face-down phone shows your next turn. No Maps API key.
A free Git review companion that sits beside your AI coding editor. The commit graph, diffs, and every in-flight worktree, refreshing live as your agent changes the repo under you.
now: markdown fidelity + the large-commit freeze (v0.2.0-alpha)
A self-hostable universal chat client. All your messaging networks in one native inbox, with instant sync and nothing locked behind a paywall. Built on Matrix and Tauri, so the whole stack stays fast, native, and yours to run.
now: fast cold start + the multi-account inbox UI
A terminal multiplexer froze whenever I opened a diff pane on a non-git folder. I profiled the main process, found 92 percent of self-time in synchronous fs calls under a 2-second poll, and took one call from timeout to 0.7ms. Contribution, not authorship: 9 filed issues and 4 merged PRs (#135, #138, #153, #258) on diff-pane freezes, CLI timeouts, and agent-browser install discovery.
Know what your AI coding agents actually cost. burncard reads your Claude Code and Codex logs on your own machine, so the numbers are yours and nothing gets proxied through anyone else.