Enterprise Resilience Maturity: From Reactive Programs To Adaptive OrganizationsThese companies are hamstrung by manual tools and fragmented data, resulting in limited visibility, audit stress and key-person dependency.
Show HN: Sift – a cross-platform Snaffler replacementWe (finally) open-sourced our internal tool for sensitive data discovery during pentests, amazing results from it to date, especially with the cloud services support.
Power up your outdoor adventures with this durable Nestout carabiner batteryHiking and camping have been made easier and more fun with things like rechargeable headlamps, walkie-talkies, navigation tools, smartwatches and, of course, your trusty phone to take pictures and ...
Cyberpunk scene transformation using After Effects and AIDiscover how After Effects and AI tools can transform ordinary footage into futuristic cyberpunk scenes with creative effects and advanced visual techniques.#AfterEffects #AIEdits #VisualEffects ...
Show HN: Agent-hop – a Rust TUI that hops a live Claude Code chat into CodexHi HN! Agent-hop is a TUI which allows you to use multiple coding agents and lets you hop between agents mid-chat. So, if you are using Claude Code and you do not want to lose context in another agent, you could just hop to another agent (Codex, Pi, Grok Build, OpenCode).It initially started as a resume and search tool, but I noticed some friction in that, and so I decided to create my own TUI.How is this different from Herdr? Herdr does not allow you to hop between agents live.
Show HN: Visualize whether you run too many coding agents, or too fewAs models have become more capable of running autonomously, I’ve been running more and more agents in parallel. But it’s never been clear to me what the number of agents I can handle is - should I be conservative and try 2-3 agents at a time, or try to push myself to go 5+?So we set out to create a new kind of agent visualization that answered this question.There were two types of agent visualizations we found in our research. One was cursor-wrapped or git-style visualizations that showed high level usage statistics throughout the year. The other was single agent visualizations - showing tool calls and back and forths from an agent session. We found the former too high-level, and the latter too granular.We experimented with a lot of different designs, but we settled on a clock-like design that cleanly shows when your agents were working autonomously, and when they were waiting on your input. This made it easy to visualize how many agents you were running in parallel and quickly spot wh
Flipboard acquires Graze, the feed builder working to monetize the open social webFlipboard is acquiring Bluesky feed-building startup Graze, bringing its privacy-friendly ad technology and creator monetization tools into Flipboard’s growing open social web ecosystem.
Show HN: AI scientist builds an open-source Codex Micro from scratch for $40A few weeks ago, we open-sourced our design for a cost-effective but full featured alternative to OpenAI x Work Louder's sold out Codex Micro macropad. And now, we're pleased to share that we've actually built them and they work!Quick recap of the I/O: - 13 assignable keys with individual LEDs - rotary encoder - joystick - touch disc - optional edge-lit LED bandThe cool part for us was just HOW our agent was able to do it when every other agentic skills, tools, and even commercial platforms failed. We put together a more detailed writeup in the linked blog post (plus pretty pictures!), but long story short, we asked our agentic scientist, Marvin, to treat the electrical engineering as a research problem.Marvin was able to synthesize vast technical documents and best practice guidelines (e.g. scientific literature), test specific placement and routing strategies (e.g. experiments), and selectively backtrack and combine learnings (e.g. interpreting data analysis). The end result was a fu
Capital F closes $17M debut fund with goal to back the future of the ‘female economy’The firm backs companies building in the “female economy,” or the markets where women drive demand — women’s health, digital commerce, and AI tools.
Volvo’s cars will warn one another about hazards in the roadVolvo is updating three of its electric vehicles with new hazard alerts to warn drivers when there are animals or vulnerable road users ahead. The new connected safety features are based on Volvo's cars talking to one another, as opposed to crowdsourced alert systems used by popular navigation tools like Google Maps and Waze. The […]
Florida moves to regulate AI in public colleges and K-12 schools as state lawsuit targets OpenAI over violenceThe proposed rule draws a clear line between academic AI tools and those designed to build emotional bonds with students.
Ask HN: Are you still using AI code autocomplete?With all the recent progress in coding assistants, I've been wondering whether AI-powered autocomplete is still an important part of developers' workflows.I personally never got into the habit of using it very heavily. By the time I started having access to decent AI autocomplete tools, things like Cline and Augment were already around, so I ended up relying more on assistants instead.That made me curious about how other people use it today.Do you still use Cursor Tab, Copilot, or something similar?If you also use coding assistants, do you find yourself using AI autocomplete less, or do the two complement each other?
Show HN: DBLift – database migration management for Python teamsI’ve been working for a while on DBLift, an open-source database migration toolkit for Python teams. DBLift follows the same model flyway does with the same main commands and the same history table structure making it easy to switch from one to the other with the import_flyway command.By default DBLift is out of order meaning that any unapplied migration is eligible to be applied contrary to flyway which refuse to apply any migration with a lower version until you force it. You can still apply the original flyway model you can still opt-in with the —strict flag. https://docs.dblift.com/migrations-versioningThe main difference is the runtime, No JVM. If you already work in python DBLift integrates with your existing tooling: pip, sqlalchemy, Django, Flask…Honest feedback welcome — especially if you're currently using Flyway on a Python project and it works fine, I'd like to understand what I'm missing. GitHub: https://github.com/dblift/dblift Docs: https://docs.dblift.com Move from Flyw
Show HN: I fear my tasksTask lists are flat. The way I think about my tasks is more like they sit in space. So I made an experiment. My first ever task tool.Tasks are cardboard boxes on the floor of a room, with the title written on them in marker.Click to grab one, drop it on the desk, and its clock starts. Take it off, the clock stops. Time accrues per box forever.No sign-up needed to try it outSign in with Google if you want a room that persists.Open question I keep going back and forth on: should the desk hold exactly one box? Curious what you'd want.
Social trends: How dealers are using social, and what experts are sayingSocial media consultants and industry professionals offer insight into the current social media landscape and their approach to leveraging an ever-evolving business tool.
Microsoft sketches out a Whiteboard extensionMicrosoft is giving customers who are still clinging to its doomed legacy Whiteboard technology a lifeline, and has pushed the deletion date to October 16, 2026. The migration tooling for "legacy ...
Show HN: Scribble/write on your desktop, with any phone/tabletScribble/write on your desktop, with any phone/tablet - I'd like your feedback.Expressed is a way to make it easy to draw directly on your desktop using any phone or tablet - think along the lines of "I want to draw (on my screen) to help aid my discussion". The desktop is projected onto the phone/tablet, so you can actually see what you're about to scribble over - pinch/zoom and various tools provide the typical/expected drawing tools - and whatever you scribble is seen on the desktop.If you wanted to try (link to m/soft store): https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9N694D0PN6GB?cid=hn01I've often wanted to scribble in code reviews, brainstorming/ideation - so figured, now that AI makes coding a little easier (cough cough); I'll turn that idea into a product.It took me (part time) about 7 months from initial idea, through validation, writing the product, loads of wrong turns (there are monsters in some of those branches, branches? heck that's a FOREST), etc etc to get where it is today -
Show HN: Launched free browser agent (the catch: ads)No one’s got money for another AI subscription. So we made our browser agent totally FREE.What's the catch? Just ads while Retriever AI fetches you leads, does your exams, applied to jobs, and sends connection requests.Think like a Claude Code or Clay level tool in your browser, but free for everyone!After 35K+ users and 7M+ workflows, we spent the last few months attacking the cost of every agent step: - switching to DeepSeek Flash - Code Mode to one shot complex workflows - optimizing for 80%+ token cache hitsSo that now just an ad impression covers the entire cost of the agent (LLM inference included), so we can now offer the entire agent for free!More important than an agent that can scale with users, is an agent that gets better with every workflow. Retriever now continuously: → learns global skills for every website, so no mistake repeats twice → writes learnings from user tasks as personalized skillsCurious to hear how others are tackling consumer agents and excited for the new