Your coding agent can paint. You can edit every stroke.
Klad lets Claude Code, Codex, or any agent that can run commands work alongside you in a 2D painting and animation app.
The agent controls brushes, layers and animation through a CLI. You work in the editor, on the same drawing.
Recolor a leaf. Reshape a smile. Take over any part by hand.
It also supports sprite sheets and Godot export.
I want more creative AI tools that leave me with an editable project I can keep working on.
Early, source-available, and currently requires building from source.
github.com/klad-app/klad
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48 AI agents scanned 1,200 km² of NASA lidar data and flagged a possible unmapped Maya site in Mexico.
Pietro Miotti’s agents inspected terrain images, checked archives and helped draft a Spanish report.
Their lead: a plaza and an 8–12 m pyramid-like structure hidden beneath the jungle.
Under 72 hours from the initial idea to a reply from Mexico’s archaeology institute: no registered site at that location.
Field verification is still pending.
Agents doing the painstaking work between a curious question and a useful research lead. More of this.
Source: pietromiotti.com/latest/maya…
Sonarr. Radarr. Lidarr. Prowlarr. Bazarr. Seerr.
Six apps to configure, connect and maintain.
HolyArrs aims to bring that workflow into one Netflix-style interface for your own media library.
Browse, request, find releases and organize files. Connect your sources and downloader, then use Plex/Jellyfin/Emby for playback.
Go + Svelte + SQLite.
~15 MB compressed Docker image, according to the developer.
Free, open source, self-hosted.
github.com/HolyArrs/HolyArrs
oh-my-hermes gives Hermes Agent a team of AI coworkers.
Tasks become dependency graphs. Ready steps run in parallel, each with its own model and reasoning effort.
The useful detail: “verified” status requires a test, review or CI gate to actually pass.
There’s a desktop UI too, and you can keep using Telegram.
github.com/rlaope/oh-my-herm…
AI makes the rough cut. You tweak it. Then AI picks up from your changes.
CutVoke lets Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor edit video over MCP. You can adjust clips and captions directly on the same timeline.
Open source. Local-first. Windows, macOS, Linux.
github.com/frankShan001/CutV…
Ex-Meta engineer Evan X. Merz says AI generated at least 90% of his code in his final months there.
His bigger concern:
• Shallow tests
• Unnecessary abstractions
• Developers losing understanding of the codebase
• PRs outpacing careful review
It’s one engineer’s experience. The risk he describes: code generation outpacing a team’s ability to understand and maintain what ships.
The maintenance bill still lands on the team.
Full article: evanxmerz.com/post/ai-usage-…
A fishing-lure maker built a 3D bass aquarium.
Procedural fish and textures, feeding behavior, storms, and viewer commands through live chat.
The simulation lives in one HTML file. Built with Three.js.
ksk-baits-bass-aquarium.page…
Emollick’s verdict on Claude Fable 5.2: “Jagged AGI.”
One prompt produced a film made entirely with code. Other experiments turned a USB keyboard into a six-game console, developed a business proposal, produced research drafts and built 450+ 3D worlds.
But the longer projects exposed some revealing failures:
• An accurate but joyless course.
• A research paper that ballooned to 182 pages.
• Agents that created an 87,500-word rulebook and slowed their own development to a crawl.
His central observation: the AI could fix these problems once someone pointed them out. It struggled to notice them itself.
Impressive execution across domains. Human judgment still mattered.
Full article:
oneusefulthing.org/p/fable-5…
Claude Code can operate your phone. Pinky lets you watch, take over, and approve sensitive steps.
It connects Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP agents to Android phones and iPhones, from macOS, Windows or Linux.
The interesting part: approval checks live in Pinky’s gateway, between the agent and the phone.
Payments, trades and transfers require approval by default. You can enable the same for messages, orders and deletions.
You also get:
• Live screen mirroring and manual takeover.
• Step history, screenshots and recordings.
• Exportable HTML reports.
• A hidden second screen on Android 13+, so the agent can work while you keep using your phone.
The README demo shows Claude Code composing a message, with the Send tap held for approval.
Free, open source, Apache-2.0. Still pre-alpha.
github.com/DIYgod/pinky
“We need chairs. Lots of chairs.”
Reddit user u/bibiqalki turned the Matrix’s white room into a 3D Amazon showroom.
The creator says it offers ~8,000 products and AR previews at real scale, built with AI in one evening.
Stack: Next.js, Tailwind, Vercel, Antigravity.
The 3D models come from Amazon. The interesting experiment is the interface: browsing a room instead of scrolling a product grid.
3dazon.com/
Anthropic says Claude Fable 5.2 coordinated 1,000+ subagents over eight days to build a prototype OS from an empty folder.
It boots on a laptop. Its own kernel, drivers, persistent storage, windows, login screen, and installer.
Now I want the engineering write-up: how were tasks split, conflicting changes resolved, and regressions caught?
The most interesting part is how that much agent work became one working system.
Source: anthropic.com/claude-fable-a…
Reddit user u/PrestigiousInjury839 built a site that shows which satellites photographed your area this week.
Watched lets you enter a location, view available public satellite images, and replay passes on a 3D globe.
Under the hood: SGP4 orbital calculations run in your browser using CelesTrak data. Images come from Sentinel-2, Landsat, and other sources.
Could be useful for finding imagery around floods, fires, or land changes.
Free. No signup. Currently covers the last 7 days.
