AI Tools
Hands-on reviews of the latest AI tools — what they do, who they're for, and whether they're worth it. No affiliate fluff.
Agent Operator Layer
An open-source operator layer that sits on top of coding agents — 249 skills, 63 agents, hooks, memory persistence, and AgentShield security that teach Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and OpenCode your patterns. The 206K-star flagship of a new product category: the harness above the harness.
Best for: developers and teams who want their coding agents to reliably follow their skills, rules, and security policies across every harness
AI Infrastructure
An AI-first cloud built on cheap, clean power — on-demand GPU clusters (H100s up to GB200 NVL72), managed Slurm/Kubernetes, and managed inference. The compute layer that removes the hardest blockers to fine-tuning and serving your own models.
Best for: teams that need affordable, reliable GPU clusters to fine-tune and serve their own models
Coding Agents
A minimal, open-source coding agent that lives in your terminal — read/write/edit/bash out of the box, then bent to your workflow with TypeScript skills, sub-agents, and 15+ model providers you can swap mid-session. The hacker’s coding agent.
Best for: developers who want a hackable, model-agnostic agent they fully control
Dev Environments
The terminal reimagined as an agentic dev environment — a fast, Rust-based, block-structured terminal with a built-in coding agent, MCP support, codebase indexing, and cloud agents (Oz) that keep working while you’re away. Now open source.
Best for: developers who want AI and background agents living in the terminal
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