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#3 on Product Hunt August 6 at 129 upvotes, claiming the join key nobody else has: worker identity. Context is Parker Conrad's June framing that some employees were running up to $30,000 a year on tools like Claude with no visible ROI, built on the Rippling Data Cloud launched in June. FinOps-for-agents arriving inside the HR system rather than as a standalone observability vendor. Single-sourced to the leaderboard with no corresponding Rippling press release found, so treat it as a launch sighting rather than a product review.
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This is the install-this-today story. code-review-graph (3.5K GitHub stars) builds a persistent AST-based knowledge graph of your codebase using Tree-sitter, then queries it at review time to compute the minimal context set Claude actually needs. On a 27,732-file Next.js monor...
July 22's board is plumbing, not apps: Kastra (199 votes) sells runtime authorization for Claude, Cursor, Codex, and OpenClaw with policy enforcement against prompt injection and unauthorized tool calls, while box (183 votes) sells Ubuntu VMs with SSH for agents at $0.036/hr (...
Anysite.io took Product Hunt's #1 slot September 11 with 451 votes selling B2B company and contact data over MCP or REST "inside Claude, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode" with no scrapers to maintain. Cortex took #1 on September 12 with 151 votes turning one API-spec config into SDKs,...
QM went up under MIT license. Created July 29. As of the GitHub API check: 8,420 stars, 887 forks. Five days. YC uses it internally across accounting, legal, events, and engineering, including to build QM itself. Every employee and every Slack room gets its own scoped memory,...
If you have a CLAUDE.md, you're in scope. Today. arXiv 2607.14611 (cs.CR, filed July 16) evaluates prompt injection planted in the persistent memory files that agentic coding systems write and re-read across sessions. The researchers tested both Anthropic's Claude Code and Ope...
JetBrains released Junie Local on August 24 (JetBrains blog). You type /local inside Junie, it pulls about 20GB of 4-bit weights, starts a local server, and from that point there are no tokens, no quota, and no code leaving the machine. Free. The hardware bar is real and steep...
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