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Re:Projectlens v1.0.6 released, supports npkill on Wednesday June 24, 2026 @11:03PM (#48668310)
When you run Projectlens in your project you will see a new sub-tab showing you the storage of your packages which you can delete from there. You can also toggle the "entire machine" option to scan your system and see all the packages and the storage they take. Giving you a detailed view of your projects and their dependencies.
Introducing Projectlens • pnpm i -g projectlens

The most comprehensive project analysis tool for modern web apps. One command scans your entire codebase and gives you a unified dashboard of issues, security and statistics.

Contains information across: • Lint (ESLint) • Type safety (TypeScript) • Security Vulnerabilities (AI Scanned) • Dependency audit • Environment variables • Network/API surface • Git state & CI/CD • Database connections • Authentication config • Accessibility (WCAG) • Performance (Web Vitals + bundles) • Test coverage • Documentation rating All scored, trended over time, and with detailed information.

That's not all there's a built in Trello board to track and manage issues, an AI-powered chat that lets you dive deeper into issue and their fixes, there are type explorers, dependency graphs, database relationship explorers, GitHub release analytics, and so much more with the support for monorepos.

Re: on Sunday May 17, 2026 @10:26AM (#48169208)
For a long time research has been scattered, lacked powerful tools and had bad user experience. That ends today!

ScholarXIV is a next-gen research platform that comes with a set of powerful tools and features to make research a very insightful and an in-depth experience.

ScholarXIV let's you build your own research library, curate papers and share them. It also let's users like, bookmark and comment on each and every paper.

But the most powerful feature is the AI research with sandboxes. This bring a whole new aspect of conducting research. The sandboxes let you generate files, run simulations and so much more.

ScholarXIV also has a proactive feature called Pulse. In Pulse your recently liked and bookmarked papers are converted into a quick and cross-research article to save you time.

Checkout ScholarXIV.com for many more epic features like advanced search, paper selection, content analysis and much more.

Re:AI Blog on Wednesday January 14, 2026 @11:15PM (#46627947)
So I made a Blogging Agent.

Built on top of BareBlogs (https://bareblogs.vercel.app/) I created an agent that will research and write really great blog posts about any topic. I created the guidelines in AGENTS.md and wrote a very comprehensive SKILLS.md file to guide it on research, format and more.

AI Blog • ai-blog-peach.vercel.app

Source • github.com/dagmawibabi/AIBlog

Every blog post is AI generated and it's actually very comprehensive and I've set the tone to feel more personal and I've given it my previous blog collections as samples and it would try to mirror that tone.

Two sites that are important to learn about these things is agents.md and agentskills.io or read this comprehensive blog (https://ai-blog-peach.vercel.app/blog/agents-md-skills-md) written by this agent.

Re:Hardest AI Benchmark – Enkokilish on Saturday December 06, 2025 @07:47PM (#46178175)
Enkokilish (እንቆቅልሽ) are Ethiopian/Amharic riddles. Riddles in Amharic are difficult, require in-depth understanding of the language and are often used to test one's knowledge and reasoning skills. So based on Enkokilish, we've made Enkokilish Bench to evaluate the ability of Large Language Models (LLMs) to understand, reason, and solve Amharic riddles.
Re:ChatGPT Token Counter for your chat history on Thursday October 09, 2025 @04:52AM (#45525164)
If you've been curious about how many tokens your ChatGPT conversations are you can use this web app to get insights over your entire chat history.
Re:ScholarXIV – FOSS, AI powered research explorer on Monday June 30, 2025 @08:41AM (#44422555)
Demo Video • youtu.be/-GlxZRCfxYA

Star & Contribute • github.com/dagmawibabi/ScholarXIVWeb

Features • Research Paper Exploration • Like & Bookmark Papers • Comment on Papers • AI Chat • Multiple Paper Select & AI Chat • Summaries • Copying Specific Data • Bring your own API Key • Self Hostable

Re:Ask HN: What Are You Working On? (June 2025) on Sunday June 29, 2025 @11:00PM (#44418843)
https://ScholarXIV.com

This's a beginner friendly arxiv paper exploration platform but with powerful feature to select multiple papers and get AI analysis and comparison.

This episode is about Andreas Kling, the open source developer behind SerenityOS and Ladybird Browser. He's one of the most interesting people in the open source community as he's set out to build the first non-profit, sponsor supported, open source and built from scratch browser that's independent of any political ideology or big tech company.

Starting with his early childhood and we follow him throughout his life's journey covering so many aspects of his life in depth. It's packed with deep lessons, incredible advice, rich resources and so much fun.

Re:Flutter App of the Year – Vote for Scholarxiv on Sunday December 08, 2024 @01:40PM (#42359129)
ScholArxiv is an open-source, aesthetic and minimal app that allows users to search, read, bookmark, share, download and view summaries of academic papers from the arXiv repository. With the added benefit of AI to explain and make understanding papers easy.

I've submitted my ScholArxiv app, and it would mean alot if you support me by voting for my app.

Vote here • github.com/hungrimind/flutter-of-the-year/discussions/36

All you have to do is click on the above link and upvote and that's it. Thank you so much for supporting, you guys are amazing.

It says it's better auth, but it's actually the best auth library.
Better auth has passkeys
Re: on Sunday August 25, 2024 @09:19AM (#41347096)
Super excited to announce the latest release of ScholArxiv comes with a powerful new feature - AI Chat!

Get your Gemini API key from AI studio and set it up in the app and that's it! You can enjoy talking to the AI about the research papers you're exploring to help you understand better and expand with relevant information.

When you select a specific paper the AI understands the context before you tell it. So you can just delve straight into your questions right away.

Not only that; Each AI response comes with a mini tool set that let's you copy, share and listen to each and every response which brings a comfortable chat experience.

You can also forget about research papers and converse about any other topic you want in the general AI conversation page.

More Features • Full LaTeX and Markdown support: maths and physics equations now look so gorgeous and classy. • Source code has been refactored to make contributing even more easier. • Performance improvements and bug fixes. • And much more

Enjoy and have fun.

All credits to my loving God!

Re: on Saturday August 10, 2024 @05:52PM (#41212504)
ScholArxiv is an open-source aesthetic and minimal app that allows users to search, read, bookmark, share, download and view summaries of academic papers from the arXiv repository.

So over at hacker news, reddit and GitHub issues there were two most requested features and the new update has them both. These new features are quality of life improvements. Hope it makes exploring and discovering papers even more comfortable.

New Features • Themes — now you can browse around with three themes. Light mode, dark mode and mixed mode. • Expanded Summaries — now you can read and interact with summaries in full screen.

Hope you enjoy it!

Re: on Thursday August 08, 2024 @10:33AM (#41191978)
API Hub

So I use a lot of free and open API's all the time for random apps, experiments and even production ready apps. And time after time I have to relearn their end-points, parameters, query formats and dig through their documentations and more so I can understand their responses and convert them all into suitable formats and that has been tiring.

So I decided to make APIHub, a parent API to all other APIs. I don't have to relearn end-points, dig through their documentations, convert responses to JSON and go through the hassle anymore. I only have to learn this one API and that's it!

Currently Integrated APIs: GitHub, WeatherAPI, HackerNews, CoinGecko, APOTD, MealDB, Google Books, RedditAPI, NewsAPI, TheMovieDB, FlixQuest, Lyrics, JSON Placeholder, BibleAPI, REST Countries

Hope you enjoy and contribute your favorite APIs.

Well dowloading just stores it onto the PC so that's up to the user to manage the files, but bookmarks can be stored in the cache/localstorage
Thanks, I'll keep on improving. Also what do you think about a paid version where AI is integrated? So imagine each paper having an AI generated image cover, the summaries being more descriptive, and you can also converse with the ai to explain specific words/concepts right in the app. Do you think people would pay for it?
These are wonderful ideas, I'll implement them all and post when I'm done thank you!
alright doing it right now!
Thanks a whole lot! :)

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