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news.ycombinator.com• Feb 13, 2026• 1 min read

My AI now drives my apps and checks its own work in 50ms loopsWhen you address your own problem and it works really well, that is when you go ok this actually could help other people.My issue started as taking on a side project sports league app and web as it was insane to attempt as a solo dev – all-in-one sports community with social feed, league mgmt, live broadcasting, payouts for trainers/refs, travel/venue bookings, waze type live field conditions, AI assistant gluing it all together. web + ios + android + desktop as a solo dev. do everything to matter in this space in other words, every small tweak (chat sync, payment edge case, broadcast switch, booking conflict, field update prop, AI response consistency) meant i had to spin up browser + ios sim + android emu + desktop, play different roles (fan/player/parent/coach/ref/vendor/manager), manually poke everything, stare to see if sync held without desync/crash/security fuckups. There was just not enough time to get it done within a year if I had to manually check things worked every time.I

moltis.org• Feb 12, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Moltis – AI assistant with memory, tools, and self-extending skillsHey HN. I'm Fabien, principal engineer, 25 years shipping production systems (Ruby, Swift, now Rust). I built Moltis because I wanted an AI assistant I could run myself, trust end to end, and make extensible in the Rust way using traits and the type system. It shares some ideas with OpenClaw (same memory approach, Pi-inspired self-extension) but is Rust-native from the ground up. The agent can create its own skills at runtime.Moltis is one Rust binary, 150k lines, ~60MB, web UI included. No Node, no Python, no runtime deps. Multi-provider LLM routing (OpenAI, local GGUF/MLX, Hugging Face), sandboxed execution (Docker/Podman/Apple Containers), hybrid vector + full-text memory, MCP tool servers with auto-restart, and multi-channel (web, Telegram, API) with shared context. MIT licensed. No telemetry phoning home, but full observability built in (OpenTelemetry, Prometheus).I've included 1-click deploys on DigitalOcean and Fly.io, but since a Docker image is provided you can easily run it o

sornic.com• Feb 12, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: I built a Telegram bot that converts any article URL to audioI read a lot of articles but rarely have time to sit and read them all. So I built @SornicBot on Telegram - you send it any article URL and it sends back an MP3 you can listen to right inside Telegram.How it works:Open @SornicBot on Telegram Send any article link Get back an MP3 in seconds It extracts the article text (strips ads, popups, cookie banners), then converts it to natural-sounding audio. You get 3 free articles per day.Just forward an interesting article link to the bot and listen to it later.If you prefer a web experience, there's also https://sornic.com where you can:Choose from 6 different AI voices Queue up multiple articles for back-to-back listening Download MP3s for offline use Get HD audio quality with credits The bot is free to use with a daily limit. Would love feedback on the audio quality and any article sources that don't work well.Bot: https://t.me/SornicBot Web: https://sornic.comMake sure to read the list of not allowed URLs before using it on the how it work

flipcloc.com• Feb 12, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: An aesthetic customizable online flip clock and my first ever appI know there are many flip clocks out there, but flip clocks are truly wonderful and my version FlipCloc is smooth, optimized, detailed, and fully customizable to match your workflow / aesthetics / mood.Often, flip clocks online feel half baked: choppy animations, bad flipping animations, lazy flap separations, sometimes not even distinct top and bottom flaps, zero customization, and so on. After playing with time related concepts in various projects, I wanted to build an app of my own and made this using WebGL and React. This is my first ever app and I’m quite proud of this beta version.Try the full experience for free in any browser. No ads, just a beautiful clock you can run in a tab, window, or PiP while working or studying. (One-time purchase unlocks saving custom themes, settings, and presets and is usable on the web, app, or screensaver.) You can start by trying out some of the different preset styles and then customizing it to your preferences.Key features:• Show/hide seconds,

github.com• Feb 12, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: SuperLocalMemory– Local-first AI memory for Claude, Cursor and 16+toolsThe Problem AI assistants have amnesia. Every new Claude/ChatGPT/Cursor session starts from zero. You waste hours re-explaining your project architecture, coding preferences, and previous decisions. Existing solutions (Mem0, Zep, Letta) are cloud-based, cost $40-50+/month, and your private code goes to their servers. Stop paying → lose all your data. My Solution: Local-First, Free Forever Built a universal memory system that stores everything on YOUR machine, works with 16+ AI tools simultaneously, requires zero API keys, costs nothing. 10-Layer Architecture Each layer enhances but never replaces lower layers. System degrades gracefully if advanced features fail. Layer 10: A2A Agent Collaboration (v2.6) Layer 9: Web Dashboard (SSE real-time) Layer 8: Hybrid Search (Semantic + FTS5 + Graph) Layer 7: Universal Access (MCP + Skills + CLI) Layer 6: MCP Integration (native Claude tools) Layer 5: Skills (slash commands for 16+ tools) Layer 4: Pattern Learning (Bayesian confidence) Layer 3: K

github.com• Feb 12, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Carapace – A security-hardened Rust alternative to OpenClawCarapace is an open-source personal AI assistant gateway written in Rust. It connects to Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama, Gemini, and Bedrock, and works through Discord, Telegram, Signal, Slack, and webhooks. Apache-2.0 licensed.I started building it after the January 2026 OpenClaw security disclosures — 42K exposed instances on Shodan (78% still unpatched), 3 CVEs with public exploits, 341+ malicious skills on ClawHub (Snyk found 36% of all skills have security flaws), 1-click RCE via the Control UI, plaintext credentials harvestable by commodity infostealers. The problems weren't bugs; they were architecture decisions — open by default, no signing, full host privileges, secrets in JSON files. The February wave from Kaspersky, Palo Alto, Snyk, and SecurityScorecard made it worse, not better.Carapace takes the opposite defaults: localhost-only binding, fail-closed auth, OS keychain credential storage, Ed25519-signed WASM plugins with capability sandboxing, prompt guard with exec approval, SS

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 11, 2026• 1 min read

Lessons learned building a Node.js malware scanner to 400 stars (Open Source)Hi Hacker News — I’m the maintainer of pompelmi, a Node.js malware-scanner library/CLI for protecting file uploads. One thing I learned the hard way: stars come from consistency, not a 3-day promotion sprint. It took me ~2 months to reach the first 100 stars, with daily outreach and steady shipping. Crossing 400+ happened after repeating the same loop over and over. What worked for me Daily, honest promotion (but not spam): sharing progress on communities like Reddit, Dev.to, etc. Not “look at my repo”, but “here’s a real problem + what I built + what I learned”. Newsletter outreach after the first traction (100–200 stars): I started emailing code newsletters asking for feedback and whether it was a fit. Law of big numbers: send 50, maybe 5 reply, maybe 2 feature you — but those 2 can change everything (I had noticeable star spikes). Ship constantly: I tried to release at least a small update weekly (or every ~2 weeks). Even micro-releases keep momentum and help credibility. Website +

onlybots.cam• Feb 11, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Onlybots.camHi HN — I'm Martyn and I built this.A few years ago I interviewed with the company behind Stripchat. I would have taken the offer if I'd passed. At the time I figured the webcam industry was sleazy but functional. Then someone wrote a comment to my favorite social platform, that laid out what the industry actually looks like from the inside — contracts that change after signing, studios making tens of thousands a night while models get hundreds, performers who looked happy at 25 but had no family and no way back at 40.I came up with the domain name first. Then I bought it. Then I used AI to pull every relevant study I could find — Human Rights Watch reports, ICIJ investigations, peer-reviewed papers. The research that would have taken weeks took about an hour. I verified every source by hand. What you see on onlybots.cam is the result.The site looks like an AI companion platform. Click any button and it flips — every fake metric becomes a real statistic. Average creator earns $180/mont

github.com• Feb 11, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Gflow – Lightweight single-node GPU job scheduler in RustHi HN, I built gflow, a single-node GPU job scheduler as a lightweight alternative to SLURM. If you've ever shared a multi-GPU machine with teammates and dealt with GPU conflicts, or just wanted a simple way to queue up training jobs overnight, this is for that. The problem: SLURM is designed for clusters. Setting it up on a single machine is overkill, and most ML teams sharing a workstation end up with ad-hoc solutions — checking nvidia-smi, shouting in Slack, or writing hacky bash scripts. gflow gives you: - Job queue with GPU-aware scheduling — auto-detects GPUs via NVML, handles allocation and sets CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES for you - Job dependencies — with AND/OR logic, so you can chain training → eval → export - Job arrays — for hyperparameter sweeps - tmux-based execution — jobs run in tmux sessions, so you can attach to see live output, and they survive terminal disconnects - Conda environment support — specify the env per job - Webhook notifications — get pinged when jobs finish or

ezclaw.app• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: EZClaw – Deploy OpenClaw agents in – 1 minute – no tech skills neededHey HN,I built EZClaw (https://www.ezclaw.app) to solve a problem I kept running into: non-technical friends and family wanted their own AI assistant, but the setup barrier was too high. Self-hosting means Docker, API keys, cloud accounts, SSH — none of that is reasonable to ask of normal people.EZClaw is managed hosting for OpenClaw (https://github.com/openclaw), an open-source personal AI assistant that lives in Telegram. You sign up, connect your Telegram, pick an AI model through OpenRouter (or use your openai/anthropic api key), and you're done. No cloud accounts, no API keys to manage, no servers to maintain.What you get: - A personal AI assistant in Telegram that can search the web, manage files, run code, control smart home devices, and more - Choice of AI model (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Llama, etc.) via OpenRouter — you can bring your own OpenRouter/OpenAI/Anthropic key so you control model costs separately -- or rely solely on managed solution - Each user gets their own isolate

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

Elon Musk Censors Dissident Fleeing the United StatesA U.S. citizen who has been chased out of the country by a corrupt federal judiciary in an attempt to cover for the crimes of Palantir Technologies, joined X last year in an attempt communicate with government officials in a public forum and found that he was unable to interact with any other users on the platform. He had apparently been preemptively "shadow banned."Jochen Edmund Pendleton, formerly known as Jonathan Eric Pendleton, who is currently seeking asylum in Canada, has filed suit against Elon Musk and X Corp in Bastrop County, Texas, under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act and the First Amendment, petition available here: https://drive.proton.me/urls/RGBJPXCMCM#NCUEmjiNFLxcJudging from the complaints X Corp. has received on the Better Business Bureau website, https://www.bbb.org/us/tx/bastrop/profile/social-media-marketing/x-corp-0825-1000230350/customer-reviews, many of which occurred while Musk was an employee of the federal government, X Corp. has done the same to many oth

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

FeedbackKit: A developer-first feedback platform for multi-platform appsFeedbackKit: A developer-first feedback platform for multi-platform appsHi HN! I'm Ben, founder of Swiftly Workspace, and I'm launching FeedbackKit - a complete feedback management platform built for developers who ship on multiple platforms.The problem: Most feedback tools are either abandonware side projects or enterprise solutions too complex for indie devs and small teams. I needed something actively maintained, truly multi-platform, and built for the long haul.What FeedbackKit does:Native apps for iPhone, iPad, and macOS (currently in App Store review, but you can access the full admin portal via web now). Soon you'll be able to manage feedback anywhere with native SwiftUI apps optimized for each platform.Two-way communication with users. When you update feedback status or leave comments, users get automatic notifications. This turns one-way submissions into real conversations and builds trust.10+ integrations including Linear, Slack, Notion, Trello, Asana, Monday, Airtable, Basec

bing.com• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

You’ll soon make WhatsApp video calls right in your browserWhatsApp web video calls are starting to roll out, so you can place voice and video calls straight from a browser tab. You won’t need the desktop app for the basics anymore, at least if the feature ...

wallstreetraider.com• Feb 10, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: I spent 3 years reverse-engineering a 40 yo stock market sim from 1986Hello my name is Ben Ward for the past 3 years I have been remastering the financial game Wall Street Raider created by Michael Jenkins originally on DOS in 1986.It has been a rough journey but I finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. I just recently redid the website and thought maybe the full story of how this project came to be would interest you all. Thank you for reading.

news.ycombinator.com• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

OrthoRay – A native, lightweight DICOM viewer written in Rust/wgpu by a surgeonHi HN,I am an orthopedic surgeon and a self-taught developer. I built OrthoRay because I was frustrated with the lag in standard medical imaging software. Most existing solutions were either bloated Electron apps or expensive cloud subscriptions.I wanted something instant, local-first, and privacy-focused. So, I spent my nights learning Rust, heavily utilizing AI coding assistants to navigate the steep learning curve and the borrow checker. This project is a testament to how domain experts can build performant native software with AI support.I built this viewer using Tauri and wgpu for rendering.Key Features:Native Performance: Opens 500MB+ MRI series instantly (No Electron, no web wrappers).GPU-Accelerated: Custom wgpu pipeline for 3D Volume Rendering and MPR.BoneFidelity: A custom algorithm I developed specifically for high-fidelity bone visualization.Privacy: Local-first, runs offline, no cloud uploads.It is currently available on the Microsoft Store as a free hobby project.Disclaim

revibe.codes• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: Revibe – Turn any codebase into interactive, multi-level documentationHey HN,I come from a data analytics background and picked up web dev on the side. When I started learning web development, my way in was always to trace real actions through a codebase — how does login actually work? What happens when a user uploads a file? Where does that data end up?No tool did this for me. So I'd manually dig through code, follow the trail, and piece together how things connected. It was the best way I found to actually understand an application — but it was painfully slow.With AI now being able to genuinely understand codebases, I realized I could finally build the tool I always wished I had. So I built Revibe (https://revibe.codes). It takes any codebase and reverse-engineers interactive, multi-level documentation:Bird's-eye view — high-level architecture, how the major pieces fit together, data flow between components User Journey — see how a user interacts with the application and drill down to the exact code component involved in that action Module/feature leve

appecta.github.io• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: CIA World Factbook with Most Current Data and Modern UII've always found the raw CIA World Factbook data to be one of the most incredible open-source collection human made. The official website was shut down on February 4, 2026, without any apparent reason.I found out that a project named factbook.json fetches and stores the data weekly. The idea of making a clean ui popped into my head that moment. After struggling a couple of hours and with the help of agentic ai tools, I finalized it. The project is open source as the factbook, it is open to all your PR's, updates to UI or updates to the information in it (with source ofc).GitHub: https://github.com/appecta/cia-worldfactbook/ Live Demo: https://appecta.github.io/cia-worldfactbook/Hope the community finds this useful!

bing.com• Feb 9, 2026• 1 min read

Quire Unveils New Integrated AI Capabilities at EBA 2026 Annual ConferencePurpose-built AI transforms how firms unlock and leverage decades of technical expertise SAN DIEGO, Feb. 9, 2026 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Today at the Environmental Bankers Association (EBA) Annual ...

github.com• Feb 7, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: a glimpse into the future of eye tracking for multi-agent useHi HN, I’m the creator of glimpsh.glimpsh is an experimental project exploring gaze input inside the terminal. The idea is to treat eye tracking as a secondary input signal alongside keyboard and mouse.One motivating use case is multi-agent management. Using gaze to quickly switch focus between running agents or processes, inspect state, or trigger context-sensitive actions without constant keybindings.I’m also interested in pushing on the quality of commodity eye-tracking software as an HCI tool. Webcam-based eye tracking is widely available but often inaccurate and underexplored in real interfaces. This project is a way to stress-test those tools in a demanding UI environment.I’m curious about combining gaze with other high-bandwidth input, especially voice. Systems like Wispr suggest that voice plus gaze could work well together, for example in terminal multiplexors where gaze establishes focus and short commands trigger actions.This is not meant to replace efficient keyboard-driven

cloudbot-ai.com• Feb 7, 2026• 1 min read

Show HN: One-click AI employee with its own cloud desktopCloudBot gives you a fully configured AI employee with its own cloud computer in one click. Built on OpenClaw.What you get: - Full Ubuntu desktop environment in the cloud - Pre-installed AI agent that sees the screen and controls the computer - 24/7 availability - your AI keeps working while you sleep - Uses your own API keys for AI models - Starting at $69/monthThe AI can use VS Code, browse the web, run terminal commands, manage files - anything you'd do on a real desktop. I wake up to completed code reviews, finished research reports, and updated documentation.Built this because setting up an AI agent with a proper working environment was always the painful part. Now it's just one click.Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSe4bvDMuKQWould love feedback from the HN community!