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Mob – A personal CRM as an MCP server
2 months ago
- MobCRM allows users to interact with their CRM via an AI assistant over MCP or manually through a web app, with seamless switching between modes.
- The beta version is free, offering all features and no caps on contacts.
- MobCRM supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Streamable HTTP for connectivity.
- Users can browse, edit, search, and import data, with access from both AI and web interfaces.
- Alerts for birthdays and follow-ups are sent to phone and desktop in advance, even when the app is closed.
- The CRM includes relationship management, food preferences, addresses, custom fields, tags, and timeline tracking.
- Supports one-off or recurring reminders tied to specific people, along with wishlists and IOUs in any currency.
- Quick search allows finding contacts, notes, or reminders with a single keystroke.
- Data can be imported from Monica, vCard, and Google Contacts, and is always portable.
- After beta, managed hosting will be a small subscription, while self-hosting remains free and unlimited.
Show HN: I built a Chrome extension so Claude can close my 300 tabs
2 months ago
- Tab Genie lets you close duplicates, group by topic, or tidy windows using plain English commands.
- It supports actions like closing duplicates, grouping by topic, closing stale tabs, merging windows, and muting sounds.
- Privacy is ensured by letting you bring your own API key, which stays local in your browser and is sent only to the provider.
- Tab data is sent directly from your browser to the chosen AI provider with no middleman or server, and everything is deleted upon uninstall.
- No account, sign-up, analytics, tracking, or data sale is involved, and the extension ships no remote code.
- Setup takes about two minutes: install, paste an API key, and run commands like 'close all duplicate tabs'.
Autoclaw
2 months ago
- AutoClaw is an AI digital worker that executes multi-step tasks across office automation, browser automation, and IM workflows.
- It generates Word, Excel, PPT, reports, meeting notes, and charts using 50+ built-in skills, helping teams handle repetitive documentation.
- AutoClaw automates content creation for social media (Instagram, TikTok, Substack, X) and multi-platform repurposing.
- It integrates with IM platforms like Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, and Lark, allowing users to assign tasks via @mentions with automatic progress updates.
- AutoClaw offers free basic usage with daily credits and paid plans for heavier use, running on Windows 10+ and macOS (Apple Silicon & Intel).
Stevens: a hackable AI assistant using a single SQLite table and a handful of cron jobs
2 months ago
- Stevens is a hackable AI assistant built using a simple architecture: a single SQLite table for memories and a handful of cron jobs, hosted on Val.town.
- Every morning, Stevens sends a daily brief via Telegram including calendar schedules, weather forecast, postal mail updates, and reminders, written in a formal butler-like tone.
- Users can interact with Stevens on-demand via Telegram, email, or by forwarding information, which is stored as log entries in the notebook (SQLite table).
- The memory system is extensible: importers (e.g., Google Calendar API, weather API, USPS OCR via Claude) populate the table with arbitrary text, fed into an LLM later.
- Reflections highlight the value of broader context beyond silos, starting simple with memory (time-bounded queries), and the fun of 'vibe coding' for personalization.
OpenWorker
2 months ago
- OpenWorker integrates with daily tools like Slack, calendar, and files, handling tasks from start to finish and delivering polished outputs.
- It supports closed-weight, open-weight, and local models (e.g., via Ollama), allowing users to switch per task.
- Users can connect tools with one-click or manual methods, and OpenWorker requests approval before important actions.
- Pre-configured use cases include account research, calendar management, reporting, and incident triage.
- OpenWorker is open source; users provide their own API keys or run local models at no extra cost from the app.
- Data and tokens are stored locally; the optional cloud account only facilitates OAuth without storing tokens.
- The app is free, open source, and can be set up in under a minute.
Show HN: Pull Claude Code transcripts into your Codex session, and vice versa
3 months ago
- Contextify is a private searchable timeline that records Claude Code and Codex sessions.
- It works by watching both tools and storing all conversations in a local, searchable database.
- Users can view session summaries in real-time to skim or follow along with AI work.
- Full-text search allows finding specific commands or solutions from past conversations quickly.
- On macOS 26 (Tahoe), it generates LLM summaries locally using Apple Intelligence, keeping data private.
- On macOS 15 (Sequoia), a Lite Mode offers timeline and search without AI summaries.
- It operates entirely on-device with no accounts needed, but Cloud Sync enables cross-device search and backups.
- Users can also self-host on their own infrastructure and control data synchronization.
Show HN: I built Halo, a private AI assistant for your Mac (free)
3 months ago
- Halo is a local-first AI assistant for Mac that provides daily briefings, autocomplete, call recording and summarization, and recall of past screen and call information.
- All processing occurs on-device with no telemetry, ensuring privacy; captured data like frames and audio are deleted after processing.
- Features include voice activation, automation for standing jobs, integration with MCP servers, and upcoming iPhone companion with end-to-end encrypted sync.
- Halo is free forever, with optional Pro and Lifetime support for development, emphasizing user control and privacy with no cloud dependency by default.

ai assistant

Mob – A personal CRM as an MCP server

Show HN: I built a Chrome extension so Claude can close my 300 tabs

Autoclaw

Stevens: a hackable AI assistant using a single SQLite table and a handful of cron jobs

OpenWorker

Show HN: Pull Claude Code transcripts into your Codex session, and vice versa

Show HN: I built Halo, a private AI assistant for your Mac (free)