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GhosttyEXTREME — Shows the live status of multiple coding agent sessions in a terminal, with a file editor that follows agent edits, a repo map, and infrastructure views.

Wisenum — Checks lottery numbers against past draws and estimates how many other people play the same numbers, suggesting less popular alternatives.

TypePDF — Lets users click anywhere on an uploaded PDF and type text directly, then export the edited file.

ToolDesk — Provides 41 browser-based file and utility tools, such as PDF editing, image compression and conversion, invoice generation, and QR codes, that process files locally without uploading them.

Hide The Annoying — Uses a fast classification model to collapse X/Twitter posts matching unwanted topics into summary bars that can be expanded or allowlisted per author.

FormatFlash — Converts image files between HEIC, JPG, PNG and WebP entirely in the browser.

halyava games deals bot — Monitors Epic, Steam, GOG and Itch.io for free and discounted games and sends a filtered Telegram digest.

シフっと — Assigns volunteers to roles and time slots for events based on their availability and required headcounts, using a login-free shared link.

Lison — Gives access to many third-party AI models for chat, images, video and music in one web interface.

hqmap — Maps and lists the headquarters locations of companies in stock market indices, grouped by subdivision, city and country.

FoodbyClef — Classifies a food from a typed name or photo into one of nine categories by counting starch surfaces.

Roast My Build — Takes a pasted PC parts list and generates a comedic grade and roast card that can be saved or copied as an image.

OpenBookshelf — Organizes a personal book library with barcode scanning and custom shelves, with in-browser semantic search over a prebuilt embedding index.

Slotloom — Lets visitors book meetings through shareable scheduling links and creates calendar events with Google Meet or Teams invites.

Planning Poker — Runs real-time story point estimation sessions in browser rooms where team members vote on cards and reveal results together.

DNSShift — Manages a Cloudflare account's DNS records, subdomains, SSL/TLS settings and other services in bulk from a native macOS app.

Lantern — Provides a native macOS graphical front end for controlling the Cloudflare WARP command-line client.

Techflare — Detects whether a website uses Cloudflare products by checking response headers, cookie names and JavaScript globals in the browser.

warp-vpn-gui — Provides a graphical desktop interface for connecting to and disconnecting from Cloudflare WARP on Linux.

cloud-doctor — Grades a cloud account's misconfigurations, missing observability, and security posture, ranking the top five fixes.

ai-traffic-alerts-for-cloudflare — Sends a phone alert when a real visitor arrives on a website from an AI answer engine like ChatGPT or Perplexity.

FlareLog — Monitors deployed web apps for silent failures and reports which form, page, or request broke, with an MCP server so coding assistants can read the logs.

lovable-to-cloudflare — Provides an agent skill that automates migrating a Lovable-built app and its Supabase backend to Cloudflare.

boxpdf — Generates PDF documents from a SwiftUI-style layout API and streams large PDFs with bounded memory.

cronwiz — Converts plain-English schedules into cron expressions for several platforms, and explains, validates, and previews runs of existing cron expressions.

sitectrl — Lets users edit a live website through chat with AI agents connected to WordPress, Shopify, Cloudflare Pages, or static sites.

RapidBridge — Fetches web pages through TLS-fingerprint spoofing and a proxy pool, returning cleaned markdown with navigation, ads and cookie banners stripped out.

compartment — Deploys an app to a public HTTPS URL when an AI agent is asked to, with no signup or payment details.

itnetic — Filters and caches web traffic at a reverse proxy in front of a site's origin, using TLS fingerprints and anomaly detection to block low-volume bot traffic.

ProContext Crawler — Crawls websites recursively and extracts their pages as markdown or HTML, with Playwright support for dynamic pages.

DropThis — Hosts AI-generated HTML content, such as reports, dashboards and games, at its own public URL via a CLI and MCP server.

PocketShell — Manages remote servers and homelab hosts from a phone via a paired agent over peer-to-peer WebRTC, offering terminal, monitoring, and file access.