Buzz

Buzz is a self-hosted workspace where humans and AI agents are members of the same community, built by Block on top of Nostr. Open source, Apache 2.0, Rust backend, React desktop client, Flutter on mobile.

Microsoft Teams AI Agents

Microsoft's pitch for agents in Teams is that the agent stops being an app you open and becomes a participant in a conversation you're already having. The tooling is the Teams SDK (formerly Teams AI Library), now the recommended path for all new Teams development — agents, bots, tabs, message extens

Agent-Native Product Decomposition

Agent-native product decomposition is the practice of breaking a product or service into three primitive layers (sensors, actuators, logic) and assigning each layer to whichever computing paradigm fits it best: classical Software 1.0 code, Software 2.0 neural networks, or Software 3.0 LLM-based reas

Voice Clone Studio

Voice Clone Studio is a modular Gradio-based web UI for voice cloning, voice design, and multi-speaker conversation. It is powered by Qwen3-TTS, VibeVoice, and LuxTTS, and supports both Whisper and VibeVoice ASR for automatic transcription. Written in Python, licensed under Apache 2.0.

Vale CLI

Vale is a command-line linter for prose, written in Go by Joseph Kato (`@jdkato`), under the MIT License. Its tagline: "Vale: Your style, our editor."

Agent-Native (Builder.io)

Agent-Native is a framework for building applications that are an app and an agent, from Builder.io. MIT License, TypeScript, React.

Capture Process Use (CPU)

A PKM idea shared by Theo Stowell: strip away the apps, the methods, and the acronyms, and every note-taking system reduces to three stages. CAPTURE information, PROCESS it into knowledge, USE it to produce something (i.e., turn knowledge into wisdom). This loop is the processor of your second brain

Claudexor

Claudexor by Anton Razzhigaev is a local-first control plane that sits ABOVE the AI coding agents. One interface orchestrates Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode: coordinate them, race them against each other, review one model's work with another, and audit everything, without committing to a s

Problem statements aren't enough

Shine Garg (former Staff Engineer, now a career coach for senior+ engineers) makes an argument that generalizes well beyond software: a problem statement alone doesn't contain enough context to make a wise decision about it.

Hammock Driven Development

Hammock Driven Development is Rich Hickey's approach to problem solving, presented at Clojure Conj in 2010. The name is a joke that carries a serious argument: the most valuable work you do on a hard problem happens when you are lying in a hammock, not when you are at the keyboard.

Pattern for exposing Obsidian plugin features via the Obsidian CLI

Chris Gurney's Note Toolbar plugin for Obsidian has a clean answer to a question I care about for my own plugins: how do you expose plugin features through the Obsidian CLI ?

Agentic Context Management

Elvis Saravia (of DAIR.AI) surfaced a paper that puts a name on something worth keeping in mind: most agent failures in production come from context accumulation, NOT from reasoning defects. The model is fine. Its working memory is drowning.