There’s something genuinely exciting happening in the AI development world right now, and if you haven’t heard the buzz yet, let me introduce you to Mastra 1.0. Released on January 21st, this stable version of the open-source TypeScript framework has been turning heads on Product Hunt and across developer communities, and for good reason. What… Continue reading

AI agents are getting more powerful by the day, and that’s precisely why Luke Hinds decided to build Nono. Released on Hacker News Show HN on February 1, 2026, this open-source security tool has quickly captured the attention of developers who are waking up to a uncomfortable reality: letting AI agents run code on your… Continue reading

There’s something genuinely refreshing about a travel app that doesn’t try to do everything. Instead of overwhelming you with booking options, restaurant reviews, and itinerary planners, Herodot AI focuses on one thing and does it exceptionally well: making you feel like you’re exploring the world with a knowledgeable local friend by your side. Launched on… Continue reading

The team behind Minara has a simple but ambitious goal: they want to fix the most frustrating part of investing. Not the lack of information, mind you, we are drowning in data, charts, hot takes, and market alerts. The real problem is what comes after you read that cryptic tweet or stumble upon a promising… Continue reading

There is a special kind of dread that every developer knows all too well. It happens when you land a new job and inherit a sprawling legacy codebase with zero documentation. Or when you stumble upon an intriguing open-source project on GitHub, only to spend hours deciphering its architecture before you can even figure out… Continue reading

The rise of AI coding assistants has fundamentally changed how developers work. What started with simple autocomplete suggestions has evolved into sophisticated agents capable of writing entire functions, debugging complex issues, and even architecting multi-file systems. But as developers begin juggling multiple AI agents simultaneously, a new challenge has emerged: how do you effectively manage,… Continue reading

The Hacker News community has a soft spot for projects that challenge conventional wisdom. When a developer drops a tool that does in hundreds of lines what others do in thousands, people pay attention. That is exactly what happened when NanoClaw hit Show HN earlier this month, quickly climbing to the top spot and sparking… Continue reading

There’s a fresh face in the Y Combinator W26 batch that’s turning heads, and it goes by the name Cardboard. At first glance, the name might seem humble, but don’t let that fool you — this browser-based video editor is packing some serious firepower under the hood. So what exactly is Cardboard? In simple terms,… Continue reading

There’s something magical about watching an idea transform into a complete song within seconds. That’s exactly what AirMusic delivers, and it’s quickly becoming one of the most talked-about AI tools on There’s An AI For That. Fresh off its Version 1.1 release on February 1, 2026, AirMusic has captured the attention of content creators, musicians,… Continue reading

Remember when JavaScript development transformed overnight? NPM showed up and suddenly we weren’t rewriting the same utility functions from scratch anymore. We’re witnessing something remarkably similar happen right now in the AI agent space, and skills.sh is leading that charge. Launched by Vercel Labs in late January 2026, skills.sh has already become the talk of… Continue reading