🎮 Unity drops AI dev assistant in open beta

Unity released an AI agent that works directly inside the editor. It handles tasks in place, so you don’t need to dig through the interface.

It comes with built-in asset and 3D model generation, plus an MCP server for integration with tools like Claude Code and other agents.

👉 Link 👈

Feels like Unity is moving toward a more automated dev workflow inside the engine.

💻 @programmer

🖌 2000+ UI designs packed into one dataset

A massive collection of 2000+ interface files is now available. Each one comes as a DESIGN.md, so you can load it into an AI agent and generate UI faster.

What’s inside:

✔️ 2000+ design files ready for any AI workflow
✔️ Each file includes colors, typography, fonts, layout
✔️ Organized by categories for quick lookup
✔️ You can input a site and get a matching interface

👉 Link 👈

Basically a plug-and-play reference base for UI generation.

💻 @programmer

📁 AI tool adapts your resume to any job

A free tool called JobHQ can rebuild your resume around a specific vacancy using your real experience and skills.

You upload the job description and your current resume, then the AI asks a few questions and generates a more targeted version based on your answers.

👉 Link 👈

Useful for tailoring resumes without rewriting everything manually every time.

💻 @programmer

📼 Claude Code gets an AI video editor

An open-source project called Video Use turns Claude Code into a full AI editing assistant that can handle videos directly through chat.

What it can do:

✔️ Edit interviews, tutorials, vlogs, and raw footage
✔️ Cut pauses, filler words, breaths, and dead space automatically
✔️ Apply color grading in different styles
✔️ Add subtitles, effects, and animations
✔️ Save editing progress for later sessions
✔️ Export finished videos as mp4

👉 Github 👈

Feels like the line between coding agents and creative tools is disappearing fast.

💻 @programmer

🛰 Maigret scans 3000+ sites from one username
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An open-source OSINT tool called Maigret can search a single nickname across thousands of websites and collect connected public profiles and data.

It automatically checks linked accounts, gathers available information, and can generate a full PDF report from the results.

👉 Github 👈

Useful for investigations, research, or basic digital footprint analysis.

💻 @programmer

💼 40 websites to find remote jobs

A curated list of the most popular platforms where people find remote work and get paid.

You’ll find openings for almost any profession and experience level, from freelance gigs to full-time roles at startups and global companies.

● LinkedIn — https://linkedin.com
● Indeed — https://indeed.com
● Glassdoor — https://glassdoor.com
● FlexJobs — https://flexjobs.com
● We Work Remotely — https://weworkremotely.com
● Remote — https://remote.com
● Upwork — https://upwork.com
● Freelancer — https://freelancer.com
● Fiverr — https://fiverr.com
● Guru — https://guru.com
● Toptal — https://toptal.com
● AngelList (Wellfound) — https://wellfound.com
● Hubstaff Talent — https://talent.hubstaff.com
● SimplyHired — https://simplyhired.com
● Remotive — https://remotive.com
● Virtual Vocations — https://virtualvocations.com
● Working Nomads — https://workingnomads.com
● Hired — https://hired.com
● CloudPeeps — https://cloudpeeps.com
● TaskRabbit — https://taskrabbit.com
● Talent.com — https://talent.com
● Remote OK — https://remoteok.io
● DRemote — https://dremote.io
● Jooble — https://jooble.org
● Stack Overflow Jobs Archive — https://stackoverflow.com/jobs
● Jobspresso — https://jobspresso.co
● OnlineJobs.ph — https://onlinejobs.ph
● The Muse — https://themuse.com
● SkipTheDrive — https://skipthedrive.com
● Zirtual — https://zirtual.com
● JustRemote — https://justremote.co
● Hireable — https://hireable.com
● Remote Work Hub — https://remoteworkhub.com
● Jobbatical — https://jobbatical.com
● Freelance Writing Gigs — https://freelancewritinggigs.com
● Content Writing Jobs — https://contentwritingjobs.com
● ProBlogger Jobs — https://problogger.com/jobs
● Behance — https://behance.net/joblist
● Designhill — https://designhill.com/jobs

One good application can change everything.

💻 @programmer

🌐 DPI Checkers tests whether your ISP is slowing or filtering traffic

An open-source tool called DPI Checkers helps detect connection throttling and network interference from your internet provider.

What it can do:

✔️ Test your internet connection and CIDR allowlists
✔️ Detect DNS response spoofing
✔️ Check access to multiple sites and services in bulk
✔️ Generate a clear picture of where filtering may be happening

👉 Github 👈

Useful if certain websites feel unusually slow or stop loading for no obvious reason.

💻 @programmer

🤖 Saving AI Agents From Memory Loss

Memoir is a useful plugin for Claude Code that turns the agent’s memory into a structured knowledge library.

It helps the model remember your coding habits, writing style, and project-specific preferences over time.

✔️ Stores long-term context and reusable knowledge
✔️ Makes it easier to trace where hallucinations came from
✔️ Lets you remove bad memories when the model learns something incorrect
✔️ Improves consistency across long projects

👉 Github 👈

Especially useful when Claude Code starts acting like it forgot everything from yesterday.

💻 @programmer

✅ Google Cloud’s AI Agent Skill Stack Is Now Open Source

Addy Osmani, Head of Developer Experience at Google Cloud, shared his personal toolkit for AI agents.

The setup works with Claude, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, and other coding assistants. It includes 19 reusable skills and 7 slash commands for structured development workflows.

✔️ Define shapes the idea before any code is written
✔️ Plan breaks large projects into smaller steps
✔️ Build executes development with full project context
✔️ Verify tests and debugs the output
✔️ Review checks code quality, security, and performance
✔️ Ship prepares the project for release

👉 Github 👈

A solid framework for turning coding agents into a more disciplined engineering workflow.

🤩 Turn Windows Into a Lean Machine

GTweak is a powerful utility that can activate Windows, remove built-in bloat, disable telemetry, and optimize the system in a few clicks.

✔️ Activates Windows using HWID and KMS methods
✔️ Disables Defender, SmartScreen, VBS, and UAC
✔️ Removes OneDrive, Edge, Copilot, Recall, Cortana, and UWP apps
✔️ Turns off telemetry for Windows, NVIDIA, and Intel
✔️ Disables unnecessary services, scheduled tasks, and updates
✔️ Applies performance tweaks, cleanup tools, and hardware monitoring

👉 Github 👈

Useful if you want a cleaner and faster Windows setup without digging through dozens of settings.

💻 @programmer

🔎 Open-Source Anti-Detect Browser Released

Found a powerful open-source browser called CloakBrowser that helps automation tools look and behave more like real users.

✔️ Passes major browser fingerprinting checks
✔️ Scores up to 0.9 on reCAPTCHA v3
✔️ Works with Cloudflare Turnstile
✔️ Compatible with Playwright with minimal setup
✔️ Modifies Chromium at the C++ level for deeper fingerprint protection
✔️ Free to use

👉 Github 👈

Useful for web scraping, automated testing, and AI agents that need to avoid being flagged too easily.

💻 @programmer

🧹 See Which Processes Are Slowing Down Your PC

Found a useful tool called WiTR that shows exactly which processes are consuming your CPU and memory.

It also highlights suspicious processes, including potential miners or malware, and shows where each process came from.

✔️ Displays detailed resource usage
✔️ Estimates how many resources will be freed after termination
✔️ Flags potentially dangerous processes and elevated permissions
✔️ Lets you terminate processes directly from the interface

👉 Github 👈

Useful when a PC suddenly becomes slow and it is not obvious what is causing it.

💻 @program