Brolly: A 3KB Weather Forecast Without JavaScript
Brolly is a plain-text weather forecast site — just 3KB of HTML, no JavaScript, loads instantly. The author got tired of the UK MET office's redesign (too much whitespace and animation) and built this as a faster alternative. It provides 7-day outlook, hourly conditions, UV index, air quality, and pollen data for any location worldwide. No login, no push notifications, no tracking. Keep it in your bookmarks bar for a quick glance.
Hubo: Two AI Agents Review Each Other's Code
Hubo works like this: one AI agent writes code, another reviews it. If the reviewer finds issues, the code goes back for a rewrite. The cycle repeats until both agents agree. Think of it as an AI cross-check layer in your CI pipeline. Supports Claude Code and Codex. Won't replace human code review (two wrong AIs can agree just as easily) but catches low-level mistakes before they reach your team.
Awsmux: One CLI Command Across Hundreds of AWS Accounts
Awsmux is a Go tool that runs the same CLI command across hundreds of AWS accounts in parallel. The author's team manages over 100 accounts and got tired of context-switching. Benchmarks show 5.4x faster execution and 7.4x fewer tokens compared to traditional approaches. Also includes built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, so AI agents can call it directly. If you manage multiple AWS accounts, this one's worth a look.