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I wanted Claude Code to notify my ESP32 when it finished a task. A `curl` in the Stop hook worked — until I needed a local dashboard too. The dashboard couldn't expose an HTTP endpoint, it needed to subscribe. And every new client meant editing hook configs across all my projects.

So I built agent-pulse: a local gateway that captures AI agent lifecycle events and fans them out to registered clients.

You register clients once in a global YAML. Projects just call `agent-pulse hook --provider claude --event stop` from their hooks. The gateway handles routing, per-client filtering, and parallel dispatch. It auto-starts on the first event.

Two delivery modes: HTTP POST fan-out for webhooks and scripts, SSE stream (`GET /events/stream`) for dashboards and anything that can't expose an endpoint. You can also attach project metadata via `.agent-pulse.json` that travels with every event.

Single Go binary, zero runtime dependencies. Claude Code and Gemini CLI supported today, OpenCode and Codex CLI in progress.

Note: Claude Code recently added native HTTP hooks, so you can POST directly to an endpoint without any intermediary. agent-pulse is useful when you have multiple clients, need SSE, or want one config across projects.

Thanks!

https://github.com/SantiagoBobrik/agent-pulse

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Netwall (https://netwall.org) is an ultra-simple, text-only public wall.

- No accounts, no sign-ups.

- You type a message, hit enter, and it deletes itself after exactly 1 hour.

- If the community likes a post, they can click "+5m" to vote to keep it alive a bit longer.

Stack: Vanilla JS, Node/Express, Postgres. It features a few classic terminal themes (including Solarized Dark and the Openwall mailing list aesthetic), and sits behind OpenAI's Moderation API to keep it from turning into a complete swamp.

Let me know what you think!

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This is a realtime collaborative blog! It works like git!

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Hi HN,

I’m a dancer and small business owner who runs a Pilates studio in NYC. Recently I decided to do something slightly irrational and produce an evening-length dance theater piece independently.

Normally projects like this rely on grants or institutions, but I’ve been curious whether it’s possible to approach funding a piece of art more like a startup experiment.

The “product” is the performance itself. The costs are things like rehearsal space, paying the second performer, costumes, and building a small set.

Instead of waiting on grants, I started trying to raise the budget directly from people who believe in independent work.

It’s an unusual experiment and I’m learning a lot about what it takes to make something exist without institutional backing.

If anyone here has thoughts about creative funding models or ways artists might approach this differently, I’d genuinely love to hear them.

And if you’re curious about the project itself, I’m happy to share more.

Thanks for reading.

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Article URL: https://mindgard.ai/blog/doctronic-is-now-accepting-new-patients-and-unsafe-instructions

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Article URL: https://alexanderkustov.substack.com/p/academics-need-to-wake-up-on-ai-part

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Article URL: https://meta-trials.vercel.app/

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Article URL: https://twitter.com/levie/status/2013018817610518642

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Job tailoring advice is everywhere but it all bottlenecks at the same place: actually doing it 50 times. Copy resume, paste into ChatGPT, rewrite bullets, reformat everything that broke, repeat. Ajusta sits on the job page (LinkedIn, Indeed, etc.), reads the posting, and rewrites your resume against the JD without touching your formatting or adding anything that isn't already there. The output is your resume with tighter language and better keyword alignment, not a new document built from a generic template. The constraint we cared about was hallucination. A lot of resume tools will invent responsibilities or rephrase something so aggressively it no longer reflects what you did. Ajusta only works with what's already in your resume. Still early. Would genuinely like feedback from anyone who tries it, especially on edge cases like non-standard formats or roles with heavy technical terminology.

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Here are the answers for The New York Times Mini Crossword for March 6.

Here are hints and the answers for the NYT Connections: Sports Edition puzzle for March 6, No. 529.

The executive tentatively took a bite of his company's new "product," and now even McDonald's own social media is relishing the mockery.

Article URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UzAuto_Motors

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Article URL: https://theconversation.com/persian-gulf-desalination-plants-could-become-military-targets-in-regional-war-277597

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Article URL: https://medicinalseedkit.com/kit/#aff=hfc13x9e67

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Article URL: https://salesenablement.wordpress.com/2026/03/06/20-years-later-the-history-of-bizsphere-a-sales-enablement-martech-player-ahead-of-its-time/

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I build SaaS products and WordPress plugins. One recurring problem kept coming up.

Feature requests everywhere.

Twitter replies. Emails. Support tickets. Random Slack messages. DMs from users.

The problem is not collecting feature requests. The problem is deciding what actually matters.

Votes alone don't solve that. The loudest users win.

So I built BuildVote.

It is a public roadmap + feature voting system, but with an intelligence layer that tries to understand the context behind feedback (yes, it is a constant improvement of teaching the system).

Instead of only counting votes, the system analyzes comments and feedback signals to help identify patterns and priorities.

The goal is simple: Help product builders prioritize features with better signal, not just noise.

Current features: - Public roadmap with feature voting - Context-aware feedback collection - AI-assisted prioritization insights - Changelog and roadmap transparency - Simple embed / hosted roadmap

The target users are: - Indie SaaS founders - WordPress plugin developers - small product teams

I built it because I wanted something I would actually use for my own products.

Still early. I'm still working on many things. In fact our product roadmap is the show-and-tell of the product.

I would love feedback from builders here.

https://buildvote.com

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Article URL: https://github.com/vstorm-co/full-stack-ai-agent-template

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Article URL: https://blog.yoshuawuyts.com/a-grand-vision-for-rust/

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Article URL: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1TfIrAqsOzcNSHV00pmvNusNTqYagQfz

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