What matters in AI
this morning, not in six months.
GitHub repos on the rise, Claude Code / Gemini / Cursor updates, and the best of X, Instagram and Reddit — grouped by story, scored, ready to scan. Every morning.
2 minutes each morning instead of 40 scrolling
This morning: 94 posts scanned → 3 signals kept
✳️ This morning's insights
- 3 new repos spotted in the last 24h.
- 16 AI-related GitHub repos tracked in the library.
- Most recent: humanlayer/skills.
9/5/2026
skills
Read the card →9/5/2026
FckSignups
A list of tools that are open-source, in-browser, and require no-signups!
Read the card →9/5/2026
everything-claude-code
Claude Code toolkit - agents, commands, skills, rules, and hooks for productive AI-assisted development
Read the card →9/4/2026
exploitarium
A single archive of public exploit PoCs and vulnerability research writeups. At the time I post these, none have been reported. Feel free to report them yourself and take credit for the CVE if handed out lulz. Please do not abuse these. I do this so to allure people into the field, and I've always found this is the most efficient way.
Read the card →9/4/2026
miles
Miles is an enterprise-facing reinforcement learning framework for LLM and VLM post-training, forked from and co-evolving with slime.
Read the card →9/4/2026
opencode
The open source coding agent.
Read the card →9/4/2026
renodx
Renovation Engine for DirectX Games
Read the card →9/3/2026
system-design-101
Explain complex systems using visuals and simple terms. Help you prepare for system design interviews.
Read the card →8/28/2026
gods-eye-view
Simulateur de satellite espion open source dans le navigateur avec vraies données spatiales sur un globe 3D photoréaliste, projet technique original bien qu'éloigné du stack SaaS classique.
Read the card →8/27/2026
notifkit
NotifKit, une infra de notifications open source auto-hébergée (Postgres/Redis) traitant 230K+ notifs/jour, directement réutilisable pour un SaaS afin d'éviter les coûts par message des services tiers.
Read the card →8/27/2026
GLM-5
GLM-5.3-Flash est le premier modèle nativement multimodal de la série GLM-5, avec des poids ouverts et un coût dix fois inférieur à GLM-5.2 pour des performances comparables — à tester rapidement via Hugging Face.
Read the card →8/27/2026
go-modern-guidelines
JetBrains publie des guidelines pour aider les agents IA à écrire du Go moderne et idiomatique, utile pour les devs qui utilisent Copilot/Claude sur des projets Go.
Read the card →8/26/2026
claude-plugins-official
Annuaire officiel de plugins pour Claude Code géré par Anthropic, facilite la découverte d'extensions fiables pour son workflow de dev assisté par IA.
Read the card →8/25/2026
ai-job-search
Framework basé sur Claude Code pour automatiser la recherche d'emploi (analyse d'offres, CV, lettres de motivation, prépa entretiens) exécuté localement, une niche concrète et réutilisable.
Read the card →8/25/2026
freellmapi
Agrégateur qui expose 34 fournisseurs LLM gratuits (635 endpoints) derrière une API unique compatible OpenAI, avec routing intelligent et failover, utile pour prototyper sans frais.
Read the card →8/24/2026
awesome-agent-skills
Catalogue de plus de 1000 compétences d'agents compatibles avec Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI et Cursor, utile pour étendre rapidement les capacités de ses agents IA en dev.
Read the card →The full dashboard, with the entire history.
Every repo we spot lives here permanently — sorted, searchable, never deleted.
GitHub repos
public libraryInstall line pulled straight from the README — zero documentation archaeology.
humanlayer/skills
BraveOPotato/FckSignups
A list of tools that are open-source, in-browser, and require no-signups!
WorldFlowAI/everything-claude-code
Claude Code toolkit - agents, commands, skills, rules, and hooks for productive AI-assisted development
bikini/exploitarium
A single archive of public exploit PoCs and vulnerability research writeups. At the time I post these, none have been reported. Feel free to report them yourself and take credit for the CVE if handed out lulz. Please do not abuse these. I do this so to allure people into the field, and I've always found this is the most efficient way.
What Squawk does
The full digest, plus two things no other French-language tool does yet.
One story, one card
Six posts about the same launch, across six different sources → one single card. We group by event, not by matching links.
Automatic install line
The GitHub repo's install command is pulled straight from the README and shown right away — you can test it in 10 seconds.
No competitor does thisCoding agents, tracked
Claude Code and Gemini CLI change almost daily. Every meaningful changelog, summarized and scored — no more reading them one by one.
Updated every morningFrench sources, mixed in
French-language X threads and Instagram accounts mixed in with the English-language sources, each with a line on why it matters to you.
Permanent, indexable pages
A repo spotted this morning doesn't vanish tomorrow. Every item gets a fixed page, indexed by Google — find it again by searching its name six months later.
No French-language tool does this eitherWhat early testers are saying.
When you scroll, it feels like you're drowning in information — when really, everyone's just repeating the same thing. Squawk cuts through that noise: the essentials, in one pass.
That's how I found out Fable 5 had shipped and Higgsfield had gone free, plus the latest repos worth checking out. And the install is turnkey — no digging around online, no guessing if it's the right repo. You just copy the command and test it.
The questions you're asking.
How is this different from a free AI newsletter?+
A newsletter, you read. Squawk, you scan in 2 minutes. We group by story (six sources on the same launch = one card), score by relevance, pull out the install command, and every item becomes a permanent page you can find again months later. It's a tool for builders who ship — not another feed to keep up with.
Who is this actually for?+
Indie hackers, solo founders and developers building with AI — Claude Code, Cursor, agents, MCP, new repos. If missing a tool costs you dev time, Squawk is for you. If you just want to follow AI news from a distance, a free newsletter will do.
How much time does this take each morning?+
About 2 minutes. We scan ~250 posts and sources every morning, so you only read the essentials — deduplicated and scored. Instead of 40 minutes scrolling GitHub, X and Product Hunt.
What about French-language sources?+
French X threads and Instagram accounts are mixed in with the English-language sources, each with a line on why it matters to you. You won't miss what's shipping in San Francisco, or what's moving in the French-speaking scene.