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Your AI Isn't a Mind Reader. Stop Prompting Like It Is.
A maintainer's guide to art-prompt-framework — what it does, who it helps, and how to get started.
Your AI Agent Can Write Code. But Can It Think Like a Principal Engineer?
A maintainer's guide to principal-engineer-os — what it does, who it helps, and how to get started.
Launch story: Foundry, the growth ops kernel for ad agencies
An open-source growth kernel for ad agencies: audits, diagnoses, Arabic and English client reports, COD-aware ROAS maths and scheduled loops, with live budget changes locked behind a human.
SolidPing brings uptime monitoring into coding-agent sessions
SolidPing's plugin connects Codex and Claude Code to a remote monitoring server, so developers can inspect checks and incidents and manage monitoring with confirmation.
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DARE: De Anthropocentric Research Engine
DARE is a research skill library for AI agents. Not a tool that helps an agent do research — the research procedure itself, written down in a form an agent can execute.
Your AI Agent Writes Code. Who's Auditing Its Commits?
A maintainer's guide to conventional-commits-framework — what it does, who it helps, and how to get started.
What I Check Before I Install a Claude Plugin on a Client's Computer
A Claude consultant's pre-install checklist for small businesses: who made it, what it tells Claude to do, what it runs, what it touches, what Claude finds when it reviews it, where it gets tested, and who keeps track.
A declaration buys fewer stages, never fewer boundaries
The ai-native-sdlc plugin packages six stages as committed Markdown artifacts and uses an opt-in PreToolUse gate to block uncovered source-code writes.
VibesPlug's README lists 155 agents and supported coding tools
The project README lists 155 specialized subagents, supported coding tools, npm setup commands and a standalone MCP server.
Why I built jevmem, and what it guards against
Why I built jevmem, a project memory plugin for Claude Code, and the three things it guards against, with numbers from my own tests.
What AW-1 Checks Before Allowing a Tool Call
A source-level look at AW-1’s AST checks, SQL and shell rules, rolling velocity monitor, and decision token.
How Obsidian MCP limits access to your vault
Obsidian MCP uses path checks, permission scopes, hashed-token authentication, and configurable destructive tools to constrain agent access to a vault.
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