FableCut is an open-source, Premiere-style video editor that runs in your browser — no install, no build step, zero dependencies. AI agents like Claude edit by patching a simple JSON timeline over MCP, and the UI live-reloads in ~150 ms. You stay the director.
You wrote fixed button. You pushed. You moved on.
But the button wept. The git log wept. Your future self, six months hence, staring at git blame at 2am — they wept the most.
Dramatic Commits takes your shameful, lazy, three-word commit messages and transforms them into the masterpieces they always deserved to be. Shakespearean tragedy. Villain monologues. Existential dread. Indian meme chaos. All of it. For a button fix.
Over the past couple of weeks I built a small tool for my own workflow and decided to open-source it: **Foundation CLI**.
Starting new projects often means repetitive setup—frameworks, databases, auth, and wiring everything together. Foundation CLI simplifies this.
You describe what you want (e.g., “SaaS with Next.js, Express, PostgreSQL, JWT auth”) and it resolves dependencies, merges configs, injects integration code, and generates a working project scaffold.
