Ghost Publish plugin for Obsidian
A plugin that publishes notes from an Obsidian vault to a Ghost blog, with reusable presets for tags, newsletters, and frontmatter conventions.
A plugin that publishes notes from an Obsidian vault to a Ghost blog, with reusable presets for tags, newsletters, and frontmatter conventions.
Fire Pass is a $49/month early-access subscription from Fireworks AI that gives unlimited access to Kimi K2.6 Turbo through a dedicated API key. No per-token billing on that model; full 256k context window; standard per-token pricing still applies to every other Fireworks model.
Since shipping v4.0.0 two days ago, I've pushed three patch releases in quick succession: v4.0.1, v4.0.2, and v4.0.3.
Oh My OpenAgent (omo) is an agent-orchestration harness built on top of OpenCode; it coordinates multiple specialized agents to handle complex development work end-to-end with limited supervision. It was previously called oh-my-opencode.
Plannotator is an open-source review surface for AI coding agents; it lets you annotate the agent's plan before execution and review the resulting diff in a PR-style interface, then send structured feedback back to the agent with one click.
OpenChamber is an open-source desktop and web interface built on top of OpenCode; it packages the agent harness into a multi-surface workspace for "engineering with agents".
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Four weeks of intense shipping; OSK v4 went live on May 15th as a fully AI-native release. Eight new AI agents, a complete tutorial library, the Book Exporter plugin, five articles published, a new YouTube video on AI context management, the Obsidian Community site launch, sales records,…
Agent view, opened with `claude agents`, is one screen for dispatching and managing many background Claude Code sessions. Each row shows what a session is doing, what it needs, or what it produced — without scrolling through transcripts. Requires v2.1.139+, the release that introduced it on 2026-05-
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The standard 'keep AI away from your vault' advice solves the wrong problem. AI doesn't belong outside your knowledge base; it belongs inside, in charge of the plumbing while you stay in charge of the thinking. Here's the mindset and the structure that make that work.
RTK (Rust Token Killer) is an open source CLI proxy written in Rust that intercepts shell command output and compresses it before it reaches an AI coding agent's Context Window. It sits as a transparent hook between the agent and the underlying tools (git, cargo, npm, docker, kubectl, AWS CLI, etc.)
Andrej Karpathy's term for software in which the runtime is a Large Language Model) and the program is a prompt (in natural language, structured prose, or markdown). The model interprets the prompt against the current input and emits behavior, optionally calling tools to interact with the world.
The Agent Development Lifecycle (ADLC) is the engineering discipline for building, evolving, and operating AI Agents in production. It is the agent-era counterpart to the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC); the stages share names, but the failure modes, evaluation methods, and operational concern
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