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GraphWiki
A graph-native wiki where pages, links, and queries are first-class edges instead of folder hierarchies. Teams think in relationships before they think in trees; GraphWiki refuses to flatten that mental model before it can be written down. Currently pre-launch; signups open.
The premise is straightforward: every wiki asks its users to collapse a relationship graph into a folder tree before anything can be typed. GraphWiki starts with edges. The wiki surface you see is one projection of the underlying graph — not the canonical shape — and queries, traversals, and views across documents are expressed in the same model the content was authored in. Early design partners are modelling their own domains — org charts, service dependencies, product taxonomies — and using GraphWiki to answer questions that conventionally required three separate tools and a spreadsheet.
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ElectroPLM
Product lifecycle management for electronics — bill of materials, revision control, and manufacturing handoff built for the way hardware teams actually ship, not the way legacy PLM assumes they do.
Built after too many hardware teams described the same migration story: a legacy PLM that enforced an elaborate ritual around part revisions but could not reliably answer which BOM a shipped SKU was actually built against. ElectroPLM treats the bill of materials as the source of truth and reconstructs the rest of the PLM ceremony around it — revisions that survive merges, approvals that retain their context, and a manufacturing handoff that reads the same to the engineering team and to the contract manufacturer on the shop floor.
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HireFlow
A recruiting workflow tool for lean teams — candidate intake, structured interviews, and decision logs in one thread, without the enterprise ATS tax. Designed for teams of five to fifty, not the Fortune 500 buyers legacy ATS vendors actually serve.
A decision log wearing a recruiting workflow. The design premise: the expensive part of hiring is not scheduling — it is the structured judgement that accumulates across rounds and then gets thrown away in a handoff to a spreadsheet. HireFlow keeps intake criteria, loop rubrics, interviewer notes, debrief arguments, and the final decision in one durable thread, so the next hire on a similar role starts from the last one's learnings rather than a blank page.
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Options Academy
A professional-grade options trading academy with a simple commitment: free forever. Full curriculum, no upsells, no 'premium' tier that turns out to be the whole product.
The pedagogy moves at the speed of the concept rather than the speed of a drip campaign, and the platform is built so the 'free' commitment stays honest: no dark patterns, no gated strategy modules, no paid 'community' that is actually the course. The material covers spreads, volatility structures, Greeks, and position sizing with the same seriousness a professional desk would bring to an associate's first week.
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CampusPandit
A smart learning platform for campus-scale tutoring and exam prep — built for the way students actually work through material, not the way their administrators prefer it to be logged.
Most campus edtech optimizes for the registrar: seat time, completion rates, attendance dashboards. CampusPandit starts from the other direction. The question bank learns which concept a student is actually struggling through rather than which chapter they last opened, peer-graded exercises close the feedback loop in hours instead of weeks, and the tutoring layer is built to match a student to a peer or senior who recently solved the same problem themselves.
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SkillsTrade
A peer-to-peer skills marketplace across eight service categories, with a Trust Score engine and a signature SkillSwap mode that lets users exchange services without any money changing hands.
Services span home repair, tutoring, web development, design, photography, wellness, business services, and cleaning — with rates set by providers and a location-aware search that respects how local most of these transactions actually are. The Trust Score blends five signals (reliability, quality, communication, value, community) into a single readable number. Platform fee is eight percent, split deliberately five from the buyer and three from the provider so neither side feels like the product.
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oh-my-claudecode
A multi-agent orchestration toolkit for Claude Code — five execution modes covering sequential pipelines, autonomous loops, parallel DAGs, single-shot specialists, and orchestrated teams. Sharpens the agent harness without locking you into one shape.
The premise is that there is no single correct shape for an agent harness: a migration script wants a sequential pipeline, a research task wants an autonomous loop with quality gates, a refactor across a large repo wants a parallel DAG, and a careful edit wants a single specialist. oh-my-claudecode makes the mode a configuration choice instead of a rewrite, and exposes the primitives each mode depends on — prompts, evaluators, quality gates, and context budgets — as first-class building blocks rather than hidden framework behaviour.
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aura-voice
A browser-native AI voice assistant aimed at Siri-level latency without a round trip to a desktop. A study in streaming, interruption handling, and keeping the audio path honest from microphone to speech synthesis.
The interesting work is in the seams: streaming partial transcripts while the user is still speaking, handling mid-sentence interruptions without clipping either side of the exchange, and keeping end-to-end latency close to what users expect from a native assistant even on a cold browser page. The repository is small on purpose — every dependency earns its bytes — and the architecture is documented in the readme as a reference more than a framework.
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