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A voice agent that books appointments is a system where someone talks, a model understands what they are asking for, calls real tools, and hangs up with an appointment on a calendar. I built one in a lab repo: ElevenLabs Agents handles the voice—transcription, turn-taking, synthesis—Cal.com handles
I built OBSCURA OS, a workspace suite (docs, sheets, slides, notes, file storage, forms, calendar) that runs entirely client side in the browser. No backend database for user content, no accounts, no server round trips for your data. State lives in memory during the session and users export their ow
Postman is the tool most people use constantly and never actually learn properly, pasting URLs into a blank request, hardcoding a token directly into a header, clicking Send and eyeballing the response. This post covers it the way it's actually meant to be used, with the Product API from the earlier
What if you could write reactive interfaces, map arrays, filter data, use components, and even write JSX style syntax directly inside a plain HTML file? That is the idea behind Voodoo.js. Voodoo.js is an HTML first JavaScript framework designed for developers who want modern frontend capabilities
Recently I had an idea for a research tool, I realized I'd need to be able to find websites programmatically and the webs data is behind the largest corporations, not something we reliably have access to for being able to develop around. So it got me thinking, how lightweight could you first build
Architecting Enterprise Angular with Signals: Zoneless Reactivity and 60fps Performance For nearly a decade, Angular relied on Zone.js to intercept asynchronous browser events and trigger top-down dirty checking across the entire component tree. In large enterprise dashboards displaying live telem
Everything so far has been single-shot. One call in, one result out, with us gluing the pieces together. But what if we get a realistically complex prompt: "Tell me how much it costs to refund 100 euros to a European consumer card. Then issue a full refund of 100 euros for payment with id abc123 and
From what I've seen online so far, the description of these systems is roughly: They asked the model (often Aster) to generate statements in LEAN and then submit those to a LEAN compiler to be checked. Based on the results of attempting the LEAN compilation, they somehow add those statements as fac
Every multi-agent architecture makes a bet: that the coordination overhead is cheaper than the context bloat of a monolithic session. Nobody has published the actual cost. Mohammad Fauzel Sadeghizad ran 45 controlled experiments across 20 programming tasks to measure the fork tax: the performance p
I like vibe coding. I'm not here to shame anyone out of it. Some of the best things I've shipped started as a half-formed idea typed into a chat box at 11pm. But if you've done this for more than a weekend, you know the shape of the problem. The first prompt is magic. The fifth one is negotiation.
It's free to use and no-ads. I’ve been experimenting with interactive websites and wanted to make something that felt more like an experience than a normal webpage. So I made Oceana, where you can create a personalized underwater story for someone. You choose the names, fish colors, friendship/roman
Meta Description: How I built a full-stack image-to-3D pipeline using Gemini, Hunyuan3D-2, LangGraph, FastAPI, Trimesh, and WebGL. I wanted to experiment with a problem that sounds simple: Can a single 2D image be turned into a usable 3D model? A single image gives us information about the visib