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While shopping, you can find and compare similar products from other stores. The results appear in a sidebar on the original page, giving you a clear way to compare them.
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This week, we look at services with different uses, from comparing products while shopping and editing photos to simulating robots and exploring developer tools.
01While shopping, you can find and compare similar products from other stores. The results appear in a sidebar on the original page, giving you a clear way to compare them.
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02You can adjust the background blur of a photo in your browser and compare it before and after editing. You can then download the result as a still image.
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03You can test robotic arm movements on the web and recalculate trajectories based on collision avoidance settings. It also shows how to import and run a demo project.
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SITE CAPTUREFor developers who want to use local models in development tools or scripts, it runs GGUF models on their computer and provides an OpenAI-compatible API.
SITE CAPTUREOPEN TO STARTS
Your service can still be a work in progress. If someone else can open it, you can share it here.
Share the need, curiosity or learning that led you to build it.
Sharing starts a conversation. Feedback and inspiration can help shape your next version.
Open to first-time makers, people building with AI, individuals and teams. We check the link and basic information.
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Someone's first version can inspire another person to start. Share, learn and build your next version.
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SITE CAPTUREDevelopers creating a C++ parser from a grammar can use Yantra to generate a parser and abstract syntax tree, then traverse the tree from top to bottom to execute semantic actions.
SITE CAPTUREA desktop tool for developers who want to use a coding agent on Windows. The project reports using 63% fewer tokens than Codex CLI in a Terminal-Bench 2.1 comparison using the same model.
SITE CAPTUREMac users working with multiple windows in one app can cycle through them with Option-Tab or open a search panel to find the window they want.
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SITE CAPTUREPeople practicing web security can find vulnerabilities in a fictional smart meter customer portal, capture flags, and track their discoveries on a progress page.
SITE CAPTUREPeople testing electronic circuits can view and adjust DPS-150 measurements and settings from a Linux command line, a live terminal dashboard, or Python code.
SITE CAPTUREHelps code reviewers filter out noise such as formatting changes and understand renames, moved functions, logic changes, and easy-to-miss reference errors.
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SITE CAPTUREFor macOS users switching between input sources such as Korean and English, it displays the source's color at the screen edge so they can check the current input language before typing.
SITE CAPTURERAW photo editors can make Lightroom-style adjustments without altering the originals and import ratings and keywords from an existing catalog.
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SITE CAPTUREHelps developers review code changes through syntax-aware diffs in a terminal interface or as plain text.
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SITE CAPTUREDevelopers running existing PHP apps can handle HTTP, WebSocket, SSE and sessions in one server and deploy their apps as standalone binaries.
This directory lets you find AI agents, MCP servers, and agent skills in one place. You can browse categories and popular tools to explore what is available.
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