Weekly Digest — may 11, 2026.

Happier is an open-source, end-to-end encrypted companion app that serves as a unified client for various AI coding agents, allowing developers to run AI coding sessions locally and continue them remotely from mobile, web, or desktop without losing context.

This resource is most valuable when developers need to switch devices mid-task, collaborate with teammates on AI coding sessions, maintain persistent AI sessions across restarts, or manage multiple AI coding providers from a single unified interface.

The repository serves as a curated directory of social media scraping APIs and tools designed to extract public data such as posts, profiles, comments, and engagement metrics. It supports platforms like Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

This resource is most valuable when a developer needs to build social media analytics dashboards, competitor analysis tools, or content aggregators that rely on fetching structured data from social networks.

FreeTodo is an AI-powered intelligent todo management application that uses conversational AI to help users break down complex tasks into manageable subtasks, extract actionable items from conversations, and provide context-aware task suggestions. It offers hierarchical task management with a multi-view calendar, rich notes, and both web and desktop interfaces.

This resource is valuable when developers need a reference implementation for building AI-integrated full-stack applications, want to implement intelligent task management features in their own projects, or are looking for examples of FastAPI + Next.js architecture with ChromaDB for AI features. It's also useful when exploring how to package web applications as desktop apps using Electron.

WonderZoom is a research project that generates multi-scale 3D worlds from a single image, allowing continuous zoom-in navigation that reveals new details at each scale level using 3D Gaussian Splatting technology.

This resource is most valuable when creating interactive 3D visualization experiences, exploring immersive zooming interfaces, or studying real-time 3D Gaussian Splatting rendering techniques for web-based applications.

Markdown Task Manager is a standalone web application contained in a single HTML file that transforms local Markdown files into an interactive Kanban board for task management without requiring any database or server.

This resource is most valuable when developers need a lightweight, version-controlled task management system integrated directly into their project repositories, particularly for solo developers or teams who want Git-compatible task tracking with optional AI assistant integration.