Show HN Daily Selection (2025-06-19)
- Unregistry – "docker push" directly to servers without a registry
- Workout.cool – Open-source fitness coaching platform
- I built a tensor library from scratch in C++/CUDA
- Trieve CLI – Terminal-based LLM agent loop with search tool for PDFs
- Lstr – A modern, interactive tree command written in Rust
- Free local security checks for AI coding in VSCode, Cursor and Windsurf
- Delve, an open source (AGPL) enterprise-grade data analytics platform
- ht-mcp – a Rust MCP server of headless terminal for agents
- AI Debate Arena – See Which LLM Argues Best
- Tips for a lifetime Windows user switching to Mac
- Easy Percentage Calculator
- WFGY – A reasoning engine that repairs LLM logic without retraining
- Interactive Literature Reviews with Visual Knowledge Maps
- VerifyWise, an open-source governance platform for AI compliance
- Rulebook AI – rules and memory manager for AI coding IDEs
- fzfm – fuzzy finder file manager
- MediaCMS v6 – open-source video platform with trimmer and RBAC
- Cpdown – Copy any webpage/YouTube subtitle as clean Markdown(LLM-ready)
- I built a tool that automates social content for busy startup founders
- Tiny Hoare logic verifier using SMT
Unregistry – "docker push" directly to servers without a registry [Developer Tools]
42 points, 8 comments
Unregistry enables direct Docker image pushes to remote servers without needing a registry.
- Eliminates the need for a registry by leveraging Docker's built-in image storage
- Adds a
docker pussh
command for pushing images directly over SSH - Transfers only missing layers for efficiency
- Uses a temporary container on the remote host and cleans up afterward
- Part of the broader Uncloud project for container deployment
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Workout.cool – Open-source fitness coaching platform [Health]
527 points, 166 comments
An open-source fitness coaching platform rebuilt from scratch with improved features and no licensing issues.
- 100% open-source, MIT-licensed
- Includes 1200+ exercises with videos, attributes, and translations
- Progress tracking functionality
- Multilingual-ready
- Self-hostable option
- Community-driven development
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I built a tensor library from scratch in C++/CUDA [Developer Tools]
85 points, 17 comments
A lightweight tensor library in C++/CUDA with PyTorch-like Python API for running small LLMs locally.
- C++ core with CUDA support written from scratch
- Familiar PyTorch-like Python API
- Supports running real models (e.g., Qwen from HuggingFace) on CUDA/CPU
- Built-in observability for Python and C++
- Planned BF16 support and GPU workload visualization
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Trieve CLI – Terminal-based LLM agent loop with search tool for PDFs [Developer Tools]
25 points, 9 comments
A terminal-based CLI tool for querying PDFs using an LLM agent with iterative search and retrieval capabilities.
- Uses LLM agents with search tools instead of context window stuffing for better knowledge retrieval
- Simple workflow: upload PDFs and query them directly from the terminal
- Customizable RAG behavior and expandable source references in responses
- Free for up to 1k document chunks, with source code available on GitHub and npm
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Lstr – A modern, interactive tree command written in Rust [Developer Tools]
208 points, 64 comments
A modern, interactive tree command written in Rust with Git integration and TUI features.
- Interactive TUI Mode: Keyboard-driven navigation, expanding/collapsing directories, and opening files in the default editor.
- Git Status Integration: Shows Git status of files and directories with the
-G
flag. - Shell Integration: Exports selected paths to stdout for piping or use in shell functions like
lcd
for visual directory navigation. - Additional Features: Supports file-type icons (Nerd Fonts), file sizes, permissions, and respects
.gitignore
.
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Free local security checks for AI coding in VSCode, Cursor and Windsurf [Developer Tools]
30 points, 22 comments
Codacy Guardrails is a free IDE extension and CLI tool that scans and fixes security and quality issues in AI-generated code in real-time.
- Integrates with AI coding assistants like VS Code, Cursor, and Windsurf
- Uses open-source static analyzers (Semgrep, Trivy) with 2000+ rules
- Supports JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, and Java
- Detects OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, and style violations
- Customizable rules for project-specific needs
- Free for individual developers with paid team plans available
Delve, an open source (AGPL) enterprise-grade data analytics platform [Developer Tools]
15 points, 13 comments
An open-source enterprise-grade data analytics platform built with Django and modern web technologies.
- Scalable platform for ingesting, searching, and reporting on large datasets
- Extensible with custom Django apps
- Unix-pipe-like search language powered by Python scripts
- Web UI supports tables, line charts, and bar charts
- Built with Django, Django Rest Framework, webpack, JS, and SCSS
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ht-mcp – a Rust MCP server of headless terminal for agents [Developer Tools]
19 points, 1 comments
A Rust MCP server enabling AI coding tools to interact with terminals like humans by simulating human input and state management.
- Wraps the headless terminal (HT) to allow agentic coding tools to use interactive CLI tools
- Supports human-like interaction with terminals (e.g., navigating menus, editing text in vim/emacs)
- 40x faster startup time (~50ms) and 70% lower memory usage (~15MB) compared to TypeScript version
- Single 3MB binary with no external dependencies
- Demo available with Claude Code and Memex
- Installable via Homebrew (
brew install ht-mcp
)
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AI Debate Arena – See Which LLM Argues Best [Entertainment]
3 points, 1 comments
AI-powered debate platform where LLMs argue opposing sides of controversial topics to surface balanced arguments.
- Pits GPT-4o, Grok 3, and Gemini 2.5 Flash against each other with randomly assigned pro/con positions
- Users vote before and after debates to measure persuasion impact
- Aims to benchmark LLMs by detecting biases through performance in randomized debates
- Plans to refine argument structure, reduce fluff, and add audio output
- Designed for intellectually curious users open to changing their views
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Tips for a lifetime Windows user switching to Mac [Consumer Tech]
4 points, 1 comments
Switching from Windows to Mac: Essential tips for a smooth transition.
- Distilled knowledge for Windows users adapting to Mac OS
- Inspired by similar helpful posts
- Focuses on practical usage tips
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Easy Percentage Calculator [Productivity]
3 points, 0 comments
Simple tool for calculating percentages.
- Quick percentage calculations
- User-friendly interface
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WFGY – A reasoning engine that repairs LLM logic without retraining [Developer Tools]
9 points, 5 comments
WFGY is a reasoning engine that fixes LLM logic errors without retraining using a PDF-based semantic protocol.
- Corrects projection collapse, contradiction loops, and ambiguous inference chains
- No retraining or system calls required—alters reasoning trajectories directly
- Improves reasoning success by 42.1%, semantic alignment by 22.4%, and stability by 3.6×
- Includes formal theory, prompt suites, and reproducible results
- Zero dependencies, fully open-source
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Interactive Literature Reviews with Visual Knowledge Maps [Research]
4 points, 0 comments
A tool that transforms literature reviews into interactive visual knowledge maps using AI.
- Upload research papers (PDFs) and web sources (HTML)
- AI generates interactive knowledge maps from sources
- Skim high-level summaries or read detailed per-source/section summaries
- Expand specific sections of interest in the map
- Access original sources in context
- Ask contextual questions about the research
- Pre-curated reviews on topics like LLMs, Diffusion Models, and AI Agents
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VerifyWise, an open-source governance platform for AI compliance [Business]
4 points, 0 comments
An open-source AI governance platform for compliance, audit readiness, and risk management.
- Provides audit readiness, risk registers, and compliance documentation
- Includes model fairness checks with Fairlearn integration
- Supports EU AI Act and ISO 42001 workflows with exportable audit trails
- Features a training registry for tracking AI literacy
- Offers self-hosting and community-led development
- Open for design contributions via Figma
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Rulebook AI – rules and memory manager for AI coding IDEs [Developer Tools]
18 points, 4 comments
AI rules and memory manager for coding IDEs.
- Manages rules and memory for AI coding
- Designed for integration with IDEs
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fzfm – fuzzy finder file manager [Developer Tools]
5 points, 0 comments
A Bash utility that turns fzf into a terminal file navigator with fuzzy search and preview support.
- Navigate directories and fuzzy-search files
- Preview file contents with bat (fallback to cat)
- Preview directories with eza (fallback to ls)
- Open files in your editor or viewer (configurable)
- Easily customizable via environment variables
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MediaCMS v6 – open-source video platform with trimmer and RBAC [Video]
10 points, 1 comments
Open-source video platform with trimming and role-based access control.
- Open-source video platform
- Includes video trimming feature
- Supports role-based access control (RBAC)
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Cpdown – Copy any webpage/YouTube subtitle as clean Markdown(LLM-ready) [Developer Tools]
13 points, 3 comments
A Chrome extension that converts webpage content or YouTube subtitles into clean Markdown with token counting for LLM use.
- Intelligent Content Extraction: Removes ads and sidebars to focus on main content
- Clean Markdown Conversion: Converts HTML to tidy Markdown
- Token Count for LLMs: Displays token count for compatibility with LLMs
- YouTube Transcript Copying: Copies full transcripts with video title as header
- Customizable Options: Choice of extractors and code block wrapping
- Free and Open-Source: Built with WXT, React, and TypeScript
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I built a tool that automates social content for busy startup founders [Marketing]
7 points, 5 comments
A tool that automates social media content creation and scheduling for startup founders.
- Automatically generates a 30-day content schedule with graphics
- One-time setup with brand details and goals
- Integrates with social platforms for auto-posting
- Designed to save time and maintain consistency
- Focused on high-quality content for early traction
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Tiny Hoare logic verifier using SMT [Developer Tools]
6 points, 1 comments
Tiny Hoare logic verifier using SMT.
- Uses Hoare logic for program verification
- Leverages SMT (Satisfiability Modulo Theories) solvers
- Compact and lightweight implementation