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This is really nicely done. One question. Since you state 'this is not zero-knowledge' because plaintext briefly hits your API over HTTPS, what precise architectural isolation protects that plaintext in memory while it is being encrypted?

Is this open source ?

This is really a nice tool. For parking oversized tool results on disk, how are you storing them? Is that in flat files by byte-range reads, or embedding a SQLite or RocksDB to manage cached tool outputs?

This is a really nice site. I completely agree writing quotes after a day's work is stressful. This helps reduce that friction.

I am the creator of tray.bio. I have been a user of Bento, and after Linktree folded the app, I have been searching for an alternative. I found a few but still missed the design options Bento gave us that made the site personal.

I myself built it using Rust and Actix. It has a design studio so you can add tiles and mix and match cards. If you want just the links, you can do so.Check out the site and

let me know what you think!

For the past few years, I have been learning different programming languages. In the process I realized every website starts with the exact same boilerplate: Auth, OAuth , stripe, s3 file uploads and these days AI chats and/or AI embeddings.

To make learning and building, I bundled these into templates across multiple programming languages. Inspired by Erlang's OTP, I also built an actor supervisor system around each of the stacks to handle the process reliably.

I have a few previews for everyone to play with and provide feedback.

Yes, if it is not opened, it will display generic message that the message is not found.

Built this as my first attempt at Erlang — running on embedded Yaws with Mnesia for storage, Vue SPA on the frontend.

Built NexisSearch for research and learning. Searches the web, synthesizes results with AI. Free: 10/day. Pro: $12/mo for 500/day. Try it and let me know what you think

Hey all! Small update — I’ve changed the domain from libreai.app → libreaichat.com. The original link won’t work anymore, but the app is live and open-source. Thanks for the love!