1. Ghost Core

    A $3,499 box that runs open models at home 24/7, connects to your apps, files and devices, and acts without being asked. No subscription, nothing leaves the house.
  2. HyperFrames

    HeyGen's open-source framework that renders HTML, CSS and JS compositions to video, built for agents. Since October 2026 also HyperFrames Studio, a desktop video editor driven by an agent.
  3. Kolibri

    Aleph Alpha's open-weight reasoning model, built and trained in Europe: 78B mixture-of-experts with 3.5B active, German and English, up to 1M tokens of context, Apache 2.0.
  4. TablePlus

    The native database client I've used every day since 2020 for my SQLite databases: fast, clean, safe edits with code review, and it speaks 15 database engines.
  5. Tailscale

    A mesh VPN built on WireGuard: every device you own joins 1 private network and reaches the others directly, with no ports to open and no VPN server to run. Free for personal use.
  6. VMPal

    TablePlus's new virtual machine app for Apple Silicon: macOS, Windows and Linux guests with GPU acceleration, snapshots, and a built-in MCP server so AI agents get their own machine. $69 once.
  7. Sinn T50

    Sinn's 41 mm titanium dive watch: 500 m, a captive Tegiment bezel you press before you turn, Ar-Dehumidifying, 53 g without the strap. From €2,990.
  8. book-to-skill

    An agent skill that turns a technical book, a docs folder or a stack of papers into a structured skill: core models, one file per chapter, glossary and cheatsheet, loaded only when needed.
  9. e2e by TesterArmy

    An open-source testing framework for web and mobile apps: an AI agent drives the app from plain-English steps, then replays the recorded actions with no model calls until the app changes.
  10. Mantis

    Google's open-source toolkit of agent skills that find, reproduce and patch security vulnerabilities in a codebase, from threat model to verified fix and report.
  11. Sinn

    Frankfurt tool-watch maker since 1961: pilot chronographs, submarine-steel divers and mission timers, built around its own hardening, anti-fog and anti-magnetic technologies.
  12. Visual Explainer

    An agent skill that replaces ASCII diagrams and terminal tables with styled HTML pages and slide decks: architecture diagrams, diff reviews, plan audits and project recaps.
  13. Firecrawl

    The web data API I've used since February 2026: scrape, crawl, map and search the web as clean Markdown, and now enrich LinkedIn URLs with people and company data through Alexandria.
  14. Jev

    TypeSafe AI's Jev decides instead of writing: a typed answer with a probability in about 150ms, where an LLM takes seconds.
  15. Motion Video Kit

    A Claude Code skill for premium launch-style business videos: motion rules from 28 SaaS launch films, a quality bar, audio rules, Three.js patterns and an independent-critic review loop.
  16. Phonon-2

    Fermion Research's open English speech-to-text model: Parakeet-level accuracy in a 164 MB file, 174 times realtime on a MacBook Air, CC-BY-4.0.
  17. AI-Generated Videos

    A running collection of AI-generated videos worth keeping: parodies, short films and experiments, each hosted here with its credit and a line on why it's in the list.
  18. boxd

    Dutch cloud service for full Linux VMs that boot in milliseconds, fork while running and sleep when idle: persistent computers for developers and AI coding agents.
  19. Mac Performance Monitor

    A free, open-source Mac app that records CPU, memory, GPU, disk, network and battery history, so you can go back to the moment a slowdown started and see which process caused it.
  20. Seki Edge Nail Clippers

    Japanese nail clippers from Green Bell, hand-sharpened in Seki, the old sword-making town: which model to buy, what makes them better than drugstore clippers, and where to get them in Germany.