If you have been hunting for an open source Photoshop alternative for Mac in 2026, one name now dominates the conversation: Compositor. Built by developer Robbie Tilton as a personal escape from Adobe’s subscription pricing, this native Swift image editor has collected more than 17,000 GitHub stars in barely five weeks — and it does […]
AI video generation for agents is one of those ideas that sounds like a demo-day gimmick until you run it inside a real workflow. Popcraft, which launched on Product Hunt on 29 September 2026, takes a route every other video studio has ignored: instead of an app you open, it is an entire video platform […]
AI job search automation open source projects are having their breakout moment, and the clearest proof is a single repository: MadsLorentzen/ai-job-search. With more than 62,000 stars and 19,000 forks, it sits among the most starred agent projects on GitHub — and it is unlike almost everything else in the trending charts. It was not built […]
Finding a notes app for AI agents sounds like a gimmick until you watch one actually work. Gravity Notes is a $9.99 pay-once notes app from an independent developer in Germany that ships a command-line tool for your Mac, so Claude Code, Codex or a plain cron job can search, add and edit your notes. […]
If your money lives in five different places — a bank account here, a brokerage there, an ETF you half-remember buying, a mortgage ticking away in the background — you know the pain of trying to answer a simple question: what am I actually worth right now? Aurelio is an open source AI personal finance […]
Finding a genuinely free AI browser agent for Chrome is harder than it sounds. Most tools that advertise a free tier turn out to be free trials with a paywall two clicks behind the sign-up button. Retriever AI is the exception that made us look twice: a browser agent that lives inside your own Chrome […]
Every developer knows the friction: you find a release note, a pricing page, or a slick UI component somewhere on the web, and the interesting part — getting your coding agent to actually do something with it — costs another ten minutes of copying context into a terminal. Rill Browser is an AI browser for […]
If your team lets coding agents write production code, you already know the real bottleneck is not speed. It is trust. The agent opens pull requests faster than anyone can review them, the tests it wrote for itself all pass, and yet something about what it built feels slightly off — and you cannot quite […]
If you have been watching the open-source AI space this month, you have seen a new genre of repository take over GitHub’s trending pages: Claude skills that clone apps. The loudest example right now is replica-skill by Jake Schincariol — eleven free, MIT-licensed Claude skills that reverse-engineer an existing app, rebuild it feature by feature, […]
Most sales are not lost on the call. They are lost in the silence after it. AI sales follow-up automation exists to fix exactly that: a workflow that notices every new lead, writes a personalised reply, follows up on a disciplined cadence, and hands the conversation to a human the moment it turns serious. This […]