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AppSignal
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resk-llm-ts
A comprehensive security toolkit for JavaScript applications using Large Language Models. This library provides a wrapper around OpenAI-compatible APIs with built-in security features to protect your LLM integrations.
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kea-research
KEA Research - Multi-AI collaboration platform that combines responses from multiple AI models, cross-validates information, and delivers verified, consensus-backed answers.
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Nanocode: Claude Code that $200 can buy
Not to be confused with nanocoder, the agentic coding harness.
https://github.com/Nano-Collective/nanocoder
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Simulating P2P Attacks and Teaching AI to Resume Sessions
Over in nanocoder, I spent a good chunk of time on the developer experience. If you’ve used AI coding assistants, you know the pain of losing context or having to restart a session from scratch. I implemented a new Feature /resume command to continue session. This involved a fair bit of state management (about 2,300 lines of code) to ensure that when you come back to a project, the AI knows exactly where you left off. It’s all about reducing friction. I want to spend my time coding, not re-explaining my file structure to a LLM.
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Just released NanoCoder CLI – open-source agentic coding, local-first
Hey everyone,
My friend and co-founder just released version 1.0 of Nanocoder, a CLI tool he's been building, to make it easier to locally code agentically, with large language models through Ollama and OpenRouter.
This is all in your terminal, to offer a similar experience to Claude Code and Gemini CLI.
Right now it’s very much MVP stage - works well enough to be useful, but rough around the edges. The goal is to add more features (better context handling, more tools, improved UX), and make it truly awesome for coding work.
I am a big believer in privacy and like Will, I'm a big believer in AI being open and for the people, not locked behind subscriptions or proprietary APIs. That’s why it’s open source and we're hoping to build it as a community.
If you think this is cool, I’d be grateful for GitHub stars and contributors to help shape where it goes next. Feedback, feature ideas, bug reports - all welcome!
https://github.com/Mote-Software/nanocoder
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Nano-Collective/nanocoder is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of nanocoder is TypeScript.
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