AI Agents & Automation
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NovaVoice scored 1 on Product Hunt by treating voice as an operating system
Most voice tools stop at dictation. You talk, they type. NovaVoice goes further — it lets you read emails, reply to them, create tasks, and schedule meetings, all without touching your keyboard. Not Just Dictation NovaVoice calls itself a “Voice OS,” and the label actually makes sense. It integrates with 10+ apps including Gmail, Google… Continue reading
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MemPalace scores 96.6% on LongMemEval — Milla Jovovich’s open-source AI memory beats paid rivals
An actress from Resident Evil building an AI tool sounds like a PR stunt. It’s not. Milla Jovovich and engineer Ben Sigman built MemPalace after months of frustration with AI forgetting everything between sessions. The core philosophy: don’t let the AI decide what’s worth remembering. Store everything, make it searchable. How It Works Conversations get… Continue reading
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Addy Osmani open-sources Agent Skills — 19 workflows that make AI agents code like Google engineers
Addy Osmani needs no introduction. The Google Chrome engineering lead behind Lighthouse and countless web performance tools just dropped a different kind of project. Agent Skills encodes Google-grade engineering discipline into 19 Markdown workflows that any AI coding agent can follow. What It Actually Does Most AI agents write code that works. Agent Skills makes… Continue reading
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Shannon scores 96% on XBOW — most security scanners top out at 30%
Most security tools find problems. Shannon exploits them. That’s not marketing — it’s the architecture. Keygraph’s Shannon is a white-box AI pentester that reads your source code, maps every attack vector, then fires real payloads against your running app. SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, auth bypass — if it can’t actually break in, it doesn’t report… Continue reading
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Shannon (Keygraph) scores 96% on XBOW — the AI pentester that actually hacks your app
Most security scanners find problems. Shannon exploits them. That’s the core difference. Keygraph’s Shannon doesn’t just flag a potential SQL injection and hand you a report full of maybes. It reads your source code, maps the attack surface, then fires real payloads — injection attacks, auth bypass, SSRF, XSS — against your running application. If… Continue reading
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740 Jobs Evaluated, 100 Custom Resumes, 1 Hired — Inside Career-Ops
Santiago Fernández de Valderrama was job hunting. Instead of opening another spreadsheet, he turned Claude Code into a full-blown job search command center. The result: Career-Ops, now sitting at 8.1K GitHub stars and climbing. He used it to evaluate 740+ job offers, generate 100+ tailored resumes, and land a Head of Applied AI role. The… Continue reading
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DeepTutor hit 11K GitHub stars — HKU built what Google NotebookLM should have been
Upload a textbook. Get a personal AI tutor that actually understands the material, generates quizzes, builds knowledge graphs, and reasons through problems step by step — with citations pointing back to the exact page. That’s DeepTutor. Built by HKUDS, the Data Intelligence Lab at the University of Hong Kong, led by Chao Huang. Open-source. Self-hosted.… Continue reading
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Influcio Hit 1 on Product Hunt by Promising an AI Agent That Runs Your Entire Influencer Strategy
Influencer marketing is a $32.5 billion industry in 2026, and most of it still runs on spreadsheets, DMs, and gut feeling. Influcio’s pitch is simple: hand your campaign brief and budget to an AI agent, and it handles everything — finding creators, managing outreach, tracking performance, optimizing for the next round. No human marketing team… Continue reading
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Baton charges $49 to orchestrate your AI coding agents — in a market where every competitor is free
Running one Claude Code agent is fun. Running four in parallel across different terminal windows is a mess. You’re constantly switching tabs, losing track of which agent is doing what, and praying nobody pushes to the same branch at the same time. This isn’t a hypothetical problem. It’s the exact pain point that spawned an… Continue reading
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Microsoft Agent Governance Toolkit scores 10/10 on OWASP agentic risks — at 0.1ms per check
Everyone’s shipping AI agents. Nobody’s governing them. Microsoft is betting that’s about to become a very expensive problem. On April 2, Microsoft open-sourced the Agent Governance Toolkit — a seven-package system that sits between your agent framework and the actions agents actually take. The pitch: deterministic policy enforcement with sub-millisecond latency, covering all 10 risks… Continue reading
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