Google's new tool turns your OpenClaw / Claude Code / Codex into a full-time assistant. And saves you on a bunch of SaaS subscriptions. xitter.cf/MisbahSy/status/202962…

helped me scan and fix things that I had forgotten for ages

Thx

Yup

Ikr

Interesting

No account, no telemetry. Scans in the background while you work. Free and open source: github.com/misbahsy/novul

Works with any agent: Claude or Codex, desktop or CLI, or any MCP client. NoVul keeps the list fresh; your agent reads the findings, upgrades, and rescans until nothing’s left.

It looks at homebrew, runtimes past end of life, global npm/pipx/cargo installs, your AI tools (Claude Code, Codex, Ollama), and keys left in plain-text files. It never stores or shows the key. Just tells you (or your agent) what to fix.

Over 100 new CVEs land every day. You and your agents are quietly installing them without knowing. So I built NoVul, a free open-source menu bar app: - scans everything locally - tells you exactly what known vulnerabilities are on your mac - hands fixes to your agent - runs quietly in the background

Congrats Prince! This is amazing!

wat da....??

Sick!

This is like brain surgery of an LLM

That was one heck of a run

Hey Elias, we added it here github.com/BerriAI/litellm/p…. let us know if this works or any suggestions.

Most startups miss out big on AEO. Open-sourcing answerrank. Take the guesswork out of AEO. Give it a URL, and it scores your product across Al models and returns a detailed report on what to fix. Includes two skills for Claude Code / Codex: - answerrank: sets up the run, lets you review questions, and summarizes the report - answerrank-browser: asks the same questions in chatgpt, claude, gemini, perplexity, and google Al Mode directly in your browser skill: npx skills add misbahsy/answerrank repo: github.com/misbahsy/answerra… Built using @LiteLLM

Amazing!

So cool!

Good stuff!