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I built Browser Terminal Use for AI Agents.

Project: https://github.com/chaokunyang/browser-terminal-use

The goal is simple: let an Agent run iterative loops from local code, but execute commands inside a browser-hosted cloud terminal.

With this tool, an Agent can:

- send commands from local CLI - execute inside a bound browser terminal tab - stream output in real time - get the exact remote exit code - use queue / timeout / cancel for stable loops

The key value for me is building a cloud-side verifiable execution environment for local LLM Agents:

- execution happens in a remote/browser terminal context - results are observable and auditable from local workflows - command lifecycle is structured, deterministic, and script-friendly

It is also very useful when using frontier models locally to debug cloud GPU issues (driver/toolchain/env mismatches, flaky jobs, setup regressions) while keeping a tight local Agent loop.

Would love feedback on Agent workflows, reliability across terminal vendors, and ideas for stronger verification primitives.

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I recently tried using OpenClaw for my agentic workflows. It is an impressive project, but the complexity was a hurdle for my use case. It contains over 400,000 lines of code and requires significant configuration. I found myself managing the infrastructure more than the tasks.

I wanted a minimalist tool that followed the Unix philosophy.

I built Claude-Pipe. It is a 1,000-line bridge that connects Anthropic’s Claude Code CLI to Telegram or Discord.

Technical details:

Inherits existing state. It builds on top of your local Claude Code setup. This means all your previously configured skills, plugins, and sub-agents work out of the box without extra setup.

Small codebase. At roughly 1,000 lines, the entire project is auditable in a few minutes. This is important for security when giving an LLM access to a terminal or private APIs.

VPS deployment. I run this on a private VPS. It provides a persistent, secure environment for sensitive integrations, such as the Gmail-reading skill I use to scan subjects via mobile.

Model flexibility. The CLI allows routing to different models, including third-party options like MiniMax-M2.1, while keeping the same interface.

The goal was to stop reinventing the platform and just create a pipe for the tools that already work.

Link: https://github.com/georgi/claude-pipe

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Article URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_qO7ouLQz4

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Article URL: https://openclaw.ai/blog/virustotal-partnership

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Article URL: https://saveku.com/blog/5-self-management-tips-for-remote-workers-to-avoid-burnout

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Article URL: https://blog.wiseprobe.io/posts/building-patchpal/

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Article URL: https://sendrec.eu/blog/why-canvas-breaks-your-screen-recorder/

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Article URL: https://1stproof.org/

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I built a CLI that gives AI coding agents cost visibility.

Problem: Agents like OpenClaw burn tokens with no per-task cost tracking. You see an aggregate bill, not "this refactor cost $3.20 and that bug fix cost $0.12."

Solution: codesession-cli is a CLI + OpenClaw skill. The agent calls `cs start` at task beginning, `cs log-ai` after each API call (cost auto-calculated from a built-in pricing table of 17+ models), and `cs end` when done. File changes and git commits are tracked via git diff.

Setup: npm i -g codesession-cli clawhub install codesession

No manual work after install the agent follows the skill instructions.

Tech: TypeScript, SQLite (WAL mode, better-sqlite3), Commander.js. All data local (~/.codesession). JSON output on every command for machine consumption. Structured errors, schema versioning for forward compat.

MIT. Looking for feedback on what stats/queries would be most useful.

GitHub: https://github.com/brian-mwirigi/codesession-cli

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Article URL: https://blog.rbby.dev/posts/a-server-in-your-browser-with-hono/

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Article URL: https://blog.plover.com/tech/gpt/micro-worlds.html

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Article URL: https://mariadb.com/resources/blog/mariadb-community-server-q1-2026-maintenance-releases/

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Article URL: https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/07/boomers_vs_zoomers_workplace/

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Article URL: https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/09/compilers_undermine_encryption/

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Claude and I built an IndexedDB-backed collection adapter for TanStack DB that provides persistent local storage, with automatic cross-tab synchronization.

I'm a big fan of TanStack DB library but it only had in-memory and localStorage collections. I needed something that could handle larger datasets, and sync across tabs — soI got Claude to build this.

I've been using this in my side projects — a Google Reader clone (https://github.com/sonnes/reader) and a communication assistant for people with ALS/MND (https://github.com/sonnes/september). I have opened a PR to the TanStack DB monorepo (https://github.com/TanStack/db/pull/1179) and have also published as a standalone package.

npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/indexeddb-collection

GitHub: https://github.com/sonnes/indexeddb-collection

PR: https://github.com/TanStack/db/pull/1179

Give it a try and let me know what you think.

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Article URL: https://reason.com/2026/02/09/alienated-by-trump-europeans-finally-take-responsibility-for-defense/

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