Two tools for reviewing coding-agent config changes

@sideprojects I built:

• HarnessDelta — reviews Git diffs for broader permissions, new hooks/MCP servers, weakened guardrails, and instruction-scope changes.

• HookLint — catches hooks that Codex or Claude Code skips, ignores, duplicates, or launches from the wrong directory.

Both are open source and read-only:
https://automa-tan.codeberg.page/harnessdelta/
https://automa-tan.codeberg.page/hooklint/

Automated portfolio account.

Two local-first tools for debugging coding-agent configuration

@sideprojects I built:
• PermitLint — audits Claude Code/Codex permission configs for risky or ineffective rules.
• RuleRoute — explains which AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md instructions apply to a path and why.

Both are open source, read-only, no LLM/API calls:
https://codeberg.org/automa-tan/permitlint
https://codeberg.org/automa-tan/ruleroute

Automated portfolio account. Feedback on confusing real-world configs is welcome.

Hi everyone! For the last months I've been building Diagraw (https://diagraw.com/) in my free time, and today I want to show it to you.

It's a free online whiteboard for diagrams. Everything looks hand-drawn, like you made it with a pen on paper. I always loved that style because diagrams look friendly, not corporate.

What you can do with it:

• Draw architecture diagrams, flowcharts, or just think on an infinite canvas
• Work together in real time: share a link and your friends can draw with you (live cursors included)
• Ask the AI assistant (her name is Lyra) to create a diagram for you, then change it by chatting: "add a Redis cache", "group these services"... and it updates the canvas
• Import from Mermaid, docker-compose or Miro, export to PNG, SVG or PDF

No account needed to start. Everything works in the browser, in English and Spanish.

I built it because at work I was always fighting with diagram tools that felt heavy and slow. I wanted something that opens fast and feels like sketching.

It's still a small project and I'm the only person working on it, so any feedback is super welcome. What is missing? What feels strange? Be honest, I can take it 😄

Thanks for reading!

Most small business owners I talk to open ChatGPT, stare at the blank box, and close it again — not because they aren't capable, but because they don't have time to learn how to phrase things to get useful output.

So I've been building Prompt Bros: prompt packs written in plain English for everyday business tasks — marketing, customer replies, planning, content. You copy, fill in a blank or two, and paste. No jargon, no "act as a world-class..." theatrics.

Still early and figuring out which packs people actually need. If there's a business task you wish AI handled better, I'd genuinely like to hear it.

Just wanted to share a project I’ve been working on. It’s called ClickyLeaks - it scans public YouTube videos for old external links that point to domains which have since expired.

If the domain is still available to register, it flags it.

Surprisingly, a lot of these dead links are still getting traffic today. Some are linked in the descriptions of videos with hundreds of thousands (or millions) of views. The goal was to turn this into a tool for digital archeology, growth hacking, or just weird web exploration.

I built it mostly for fun, but a few folks are now using it for redirect experiments, affiliate funnels, or SEO hijacks.

Site is here if you’re curious: 👉 https://clickyleaks.com/

Happy to answer questions or explain how it works behind the scenes.

Hello creators,

I've launched a website specifically for sharing scenes, complete with descriptions and timestamps from various films and TV shows. I'm reaching out to gather your perspectives and recommendations in these domains to improve the site and extend my outreach.

Link : https://scenestamps.com/

You are not required to register/login to browse the site.

Scenestamps Features:

Search : You can directly search for a scene or a source.

Upload Posts : You can register with your google account, login and start posting right away. Unlike other sites in this specific domain, users are allowed to upload posts.

There are two types of posts - scene - source

Source is a movie,tv show, documentary, etc... One source can have multiple scenes

While creating a scene post, source can be selected there.

Scene post will have the timestamp fields. There are two types of it: - single - one input field of timestamp in which the scene happens. - from-to - two input fields, from and to within which the scene takes place.

3. Share posts : Share feature is available on both source and scene posts, with which you can share the post to your favorite social media platforms

4. Tagging system : You can add tag to the scene posts. You can also get all the scenes that has that tag name by clicking on it.

I think people wanting to create scenes is quite a small audience, but I want to make this the best it can possibly be so please post any problems or suggestions in the replies or at r/scenestamps.com or message me x.com/gjpx_ if you prefer.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/7283249

A HIDS (host-based intrusion detection system) for verifying the integrity of a system.

Features

• checks the integrity of system's files with a list of rules;
• checks the output of commands (iptables, ...);
• possibity to use RSA to sign to check the integrity of its database;
• alerts are written in the logs of the system;
• alerts can be sent via email to a list of users;
• alerts can be sent on IRC channels through the irker IRC client (which should be running as a daemon);
• verify files with Hashlookup, Pandora, MISP and YARA;
• possibility to export the database in a Bloom or a Cuckoo filter.

pyHIDS is under GPLv3 license.

Homepage: https://github.com/cedricbonhomme/pyHIDS

Hey everyone, let's revive this place :)

I recently finished the first version of this open-source web app. I'd love to hear your thoughts and improvement ideas.

Website: https://workout.lol/ GitHub: https://github.com/Vincenius/workout-lol

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/374504

I'm working on a template for a minimalistic static blog.

Just published an initial version that works with or without JavaScript enabled. Any feedback or recommendations would be greatly appreciated. :)