HyperFrames
Write a video as HTML, CSS and animation, render it to MP4 with a headless browser. Built so a coding agent can do the writing.
Every week a new AI tool goes viral. We read its code, run it in a locked-down sandbox, give it real work, and tell you whether to install it.
Every verdict comes with the test log and the video, plus what's still in the sandbox.
Write a video as HTML, CSS and animation, render it to MP4 with a headless browser. Built so a coding agent can do the writing.
A Python scraping framework with fetchers, a browser, spiders, an MCP server and elements that try to keep working after a site's layout changes.
An agent skill that splits a security audit into six phases, and makes a different agent try to disprove every bug before it is reported.
The striped line is the sandbox wall. Untrusted code only ever runs inside it.
Install scripts, dependencies, hidden network calls, look-alike packages. If something looks wrong, it never runs. It goes to quarantine.
Docker or a throwaway server. Network off wherever possible, no real keys. Never on our own machine.
Tasks a real user would give it, recorded on screen. We count what passed, what failed and what it cost.
Safe, Works and Worth it, each out of 5. Then one call: install it, use it with care, or skip it.
Tuesday: one tool, tested in full. Friday: the five most viral tools of the week, checked fast. Want a repo checked? Suggest it and vote.