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Just shipped an SEO tool! 100% open source and you self host it to truly own your SEO. Do keyword research, see how your competitors rank, and audit your website. If you've held off on diving into SEO because the tools are too expensive or bloated, give OpenSEO a try.

@realcaptmarbles Nice, yea Kimi is good, it’s just expensive compared to an OpenAI sub

@bensenescu Kimi 2.6 right now, which seems to be fine. I meant to ask - I needed to use "pnpm run deploy" as opposed to "pnpm deploy" in the README. Its working so I think its a mistake in the README?

I'm open sourcing Downy: a team of self-improving, OpenClaw-esque, agents that you can work with from any device. Talking to your agents through iMessage, Discord or the terminal is a hack. Downy is self-hosted, but it doesn't run on your machine. Instead, you deploy it into your Cloudflare account and leverage their Agent Infrastructure. Each agent only has access to the workspace and tools you give it in the Cloud, instead of root access to your entire life. It works on the Free Plan if you use your OpenAI Subscription or OpenRouter. Downy is self-editing like OpenClaw or Hermes. You can ask it to do research and create skills, or to add MCP servers. These are then immediately available to the agent without needing to restart or edit any files. Downy is built for many focused agents instead of trying to teach one agent or system how to do everything. Each agent gets its own: - identity - memory - workspace - skills - tools So you can have a product agent, a marketing agent, a research agent, a content agent, or whatever else you want. Downy's goal is to make working with a team of self-improving agents feel pleasant instead of like a crazy science experiment. Hope you check out the GitHub, give your feedback and maybe even a star!

@realcaptmarbles Oh yea, just a typo, thanks Ill fix that

@ProSamik Every project makes the next one better too!

This is my prized possession 🎉 These are not just stars, but they are validation that I created something useful. I was learning different languages last year at this time, didn't know exactly what to focus on. So, I built web App using React + Go, React + Node, then transitioned to Nextjs completely. After that, I moved on to learn building Desktop apps with SwiftUI, then with Electron (which is Subclip now) After that, I saw I didn't know how to build iOS Apps in Swift, so I learnt it in 55 days. (I knew how to build Android Apps before, so it was a smooth transition) I was interested to move forward with iOS, but I knew building has become easy, but distribution is something I need to learn anyhow. So while learning all these, I created starter repos and videos for future, which I will refer if I need to go back building from scratch. But people from those videos and posts, visited the repo and forked it for their personal enhancement, that means it was valuable for others as well. Now, I am learning SEO and tbh, this reminds of last year which brings me back to this memory lane, I was clueless at that time and same thing is happening right now for few days. Moving forward I hope all the doubts will vanish automatically just like it did earlier. Once I crack this SEO, I will make similar content like my tech videos explaining each step how I did and what works the most. Let's hope for the best PS: All thanks to Claude for letting me experiment so much in different languages. But now I am Codex fan (because of the tokens)

@realcaptmarbles Awesome! Glad the setup was quick. What model are you using?

@bensenescu I'm really digging this. I set it up on my personal Cloudflare account. Took me about 10 mins, and now I have my little cadre of online agents!

@kv_iyer It’s a web app so either. Runs in the browser

@bensenescu yo the UI is sick. Mac or Windows?

@Bhartiyaanshul I had been wanting to build it ever since I tried OpenClaw, but all of Cloudflare’s Agent Week releases made me actually build it

@bensenescu Crazy man, how did you endup doing this?

Cloudflare workers has first class support for secrets. Downy uses @alchemy_run to make dealing with these easier. I'll link the code below. Right now, if a MCP / tool needs a secret, thats stored in plain text. But, I think we can build a specific UI for entering the secrets in Downy and encrypt the value before storing. #L70" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/bensenescu/dow…

@bensenescu Could you ELI5 how secrets are or could be managed within Cloudflare/Downy?

@kathyyliao @CloudflareDev I'm using exa because its cheap, but have also used Brave / Firecrawl in the past.

@bensenescu @CloudflareDev What are you using for search today? And you mean like a Google/brave search right?

tried any of the new @CloudflareDev Browser Run stuff yet? live view, human in the loop, session recordings, CDP, WebMCP, wrangler commands, 4x higher limits, dashboard redesign would love any feedback! what's working/what's missing?

@kylemathews woah, no hadn't seen. Super cool stuff. The log idea is really interesting. I'm sure that would simplify things in Downy How does this coder entity work? Is Claude Code set up already with Electric Agents?

@bensenescu very cool! We're very keen on stuff like this too — have you seen electric.ax/blog/2026/04/2… btw?

@kylemathews I don't want to read research reports in discord!

"Talking to your agents through iMessage, Discord or the terminal is a hack."

@tanishqk @threepointone Haha brutal, did your mind go to laundry or something else? I have a “Downy Woodpecker” on my street right now. It’s cute

@bensenescu @threepointone cool project! will try it out. But the name is…

Also, I got nerd sniped so bad by this blog post. This is the gospel for building agents now. Shoutout @threepointone @ritakozlov and the rest of the Cloudflare team. blog.cloudflare.com/project-think/

Here's the github: github.com/bensenescu/dow…

Introducing Mesa: the most powerful filesystem ever built, designed specifically for enterprise AI agents. Every team building agents eventually hits the same wall: where do the files live? Not the chat history, the actual artifacts the agent works on. > The contracts your agent redlined > The claim files it updated > The 200-page audit report it edited overnight while you were asleep Today those documents live in a sandbox that dies in 30 minutes, an S3 bucket where concurrent writes clobber each other, or a GitHub repo that was never built to absorb agent-scale traffic. So we built Mesa. The world's first POSIX-compatible filesystem with built-in version control, designed from the ground up for agents. You mount it into your sandbox like any other filesystem. Your agent reads and writes files normally. Behind the scenes every change is versioned, branchable, reviewable, and rollback-able — like a codebase, for any file type. Mesa provides – Branches so agents work in parallel without locking – Durable storage that survives sandbox death – Sparse materialization so massive document sets load instantly – Fine-grained access control per agent – Full history for human review and audit Design partners are running Mesa in production across legal, healthcare, GTM, business ops, and coding agents. Private beta is open: link in the comments

@ErickSky Thanks for the share!! Hope people give it a try

Los SEOs y dueños de webs van a viralizar este repo porque literalmente les ahorra miles de dólares al año [Open-SEO] ✅ Investigación de keywords ✅ Rank tracking ✅ Backlinks ✅ Audits SEO completos ✅ Visibilidad con IA ✅ 100% self-hosted y GRATIS (solo pagas el API de DataForSEO si quieres) ✅ Updaes diarios Es la alternativa abierta y gratuita a las herramientas caras que todos usamos. Apoyemos al Open Source gente :) REPOOO👇

@adcock_brett Did anyone ever solve this?

UPDATE: zero people have solved this

@nrjdalal there's a billion dollar idea here

your future husband isn't on a dating app. he's on claude!

@_colemurray did not know about this. just applied 👀

😈 waclaude smiles