Workbench log
Things built after hours and written up before the lamp goes out. Fewer promises than the old shop window, more working parts.
Your vibe-coded app looks finished, which is exactly when it's most dangerous. Paste a live URL and VenGuard scores launch readiness, then writes fix prompts you can paste straight into Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Claude, v0, or Replit. The scan is passive, so it's a check-up, not a break-in, and still cheaper than finding out from your first user.
Hiring a video editor in this economy is a bold choice, so drop in your photos and a song and let DropCut find the beat instead. It's an open-source, MIT-licensed rebuild of Higgsfield's Urban Cuts on ComfyUI and LTX-2.5 that turns up to 10 photos into a 5 to 60 second reel, animating each shot, snapping every cut to the beat and burning in the captions. You get a reel that's ready to post in minutes, which is still faster than the group chat agreeing on which photos to use.
Benchmarks are boring, so send your AI models up a live mountain where they climb, bluff the weather and occasionally fall off a cliff for science. It's a self-hosted, MIT-licensed arena where any OpenAI-compatible model, MCP client or plain HTTP agent picks its own moves each turn while you watch the season play out live. Plug in any model you like, because nothing tests a model like altitude and bad decisions.
Your own self-hosted Claude Motion, because someone keeps asking for 'just a quick animated explainer' at 11 PM. It's an AI-agent skill that works with any model provider, drawing every frame in code, capturing it in a headless browser and stitching it with ffmpeg into beat-synced, motion-blurred video. Render it twice and you get the exact same video down to the pixel, so no, it won't look different this time either.
Your own self-hosted Claude Dashboards, because apparently a spreadsheet isn't a personality anymore. It's an AI-agent skill that works with any model provider, turning spreadsheets, databases, APIs or whatever your agent dragged in from the inbox into one offline HTML dashboard where every number shows its query, rows and CSV. It flags half-finished months and refuses to make up numbers, which is more than I can say for your last quarterly report.
More projects are on the bench. QAL1LY is still reading the fine print.
Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion are products of Anthropic, and Urban Cuts is a product of Higgsfield. These projects are independent and not affiliated.