From Product Hunt

Hardware for your AI workflow, a local-first knowledge system with MCP support, and Google opens up TPU access to the PyTorch world.

Dune — Context-aware Mac keypad to automate workflows + meetings Three-key CNC-machined aluminum keypad that detects your foreground app and changes key functions in real time. Built for devs using GitHub, VS Code, and Claude Code — also syncs with your calendar for one-tap meeting joins. Supports custom macros and agent triggers.
▲ 471 · projectmirage.ai
Claude Desktop Buddy — Bring Claude into the physical world with maker hardware Lightweight BLE API from the Claude desktop app that connects Claude Cowork and Claude Code to ESP32 microcontrollers. Display states, handle permission prompts, and trigger actions from physical hardware. Reference device is an M5StickCPlus desk pet.
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Pegasus 1.5 — AI model for transforming video into time-based metadata Turns raw video into structured, timestamped data on-the-fly. Supports up to 2 hours of video, multimodal prompting (pass an image to find all appearances), and custom schemas. 30% better than Gemini 3 Pro on segmentation tasks.
▲ 186 · twelvelabs.io
GalaxyBrain — An information operating system powered by local files Local-first knowledge system where pages have variables, formulas, and live references between them. Like a programming environment crossed with a document editor. Stored as JSON files with built-in HTTP API and MCP tool for Claude Code and Codex integration.
▲ 91 · galaxybrain.com
TorchTPU — Running PyTorch natively on TPUs at Google scale Google's PyTorch-native backend for TPUs. Run existing workloads with minimal code changes, get 50-100%+ speed gains with Fused Eager mode, and scale to 100K+ chip clusters. No static graph compilation required to get started.
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QA Crow — A murder of crows for your bug backlog Write QA tests in plain English, an AI agent runs them in a real browser and returns structured bugs with screenshots and repro steps. Pay-as-you-go starting at $10 — built as an affordable alternative to $8K/mo enterprise QA platforms.
▲ 87 · qacrow.com
From Reddit

Kimi K2.6 drops with open weights and 300-agent swarms. Anthropic secures 5GW of compute from Amazon. Meanwhile, the NSA is quietly using Mythos despite the Pentagon blacklist, and Google scrambles a strike team to catch up on coding.

Anthropic Expands Amazon Partnership — 5GW Compute, $100B Commitment Amazon investing another $5B in Anthropic (up to $25B total), with up to 5 gigawatts of new compute capacity. Anthropic committing over $100B to AWS over the next decade. Nearly 1GW online by end of 2026 using Trainium2/3/4 chips. Anthropic already runs on 1M+ Trainium2 chips.
NSA Using Anthropic's Mythos Despite Pentagon Blacklist Axios reports the NSA is deploying Anthropic's Mythos Preview for cybersecurity work despite the Pentagon's formal "supply chain risk" designation. Dario Amodei met the White House chief of staff and Treasury Secretary on Friday to discuss broader government adoption of Mythos.
Google Forms Strike Team to Close Coding Gap with Anthropic Google DeepMind assembles a strike team after leadership — including Sergey Brin — raised alarm that Claude's coding capabilities exceed Gemini's. Brin's memo: "To win the final sprint, we must urgently bridge the gap in agentic execution." Google's code is ~50% AI-written vs Anthropic's ~100%.
Qwen 3.6 Max Preview — Alibaba's Most Powerful Model Yet Alibaba's new proprietary model tops SWE-bench Pro, Terminal-Bench 2.0, and SkillsBench. 256K context window, API-compatible with both OpenAI and Anthropic specs. Strongest Chinese model on coding and instruction-following benchmarks.
GPT-Image-2 Spotted Rolling Out to ChatGPT Users OpenAI's next-gen image model appearing in A/B tests inside ChatGPT. Near-perfect text rendering (99%+ accuracy), major step up in photorealism. DALL-E shutting down May 12, suggesting imminent official release.
Opus 4.7 Goes Undefeated on LLM Debate Benchmark Claude Opus 4.7 takes #1 with 51 wins, 4 ties, and 0 losses. Wins by finding the hinge of each debate and forcing opponents to defend on its terms.
Quantum Computer Improves AI Predictions — UCL Research Quantum-informed AI is 20% more accurate at predicting chaotic systems and requires hundreds of times less memory. Published in Science Advances.
Newton 1.0 — GPU Physics Engine from Nvidia, DeepMind, Disney Open-source physics engine now under the Linux Foundation. Apache 2.0 licensed, 475x faster than MJX on manipulation tasks. Used by Samsung and Skild AI for robot training.
From Reddit

Flux 2 Klein 9B keeps dominating the open-source image scene with new ComfyUI tooling, while the community benchmarks every model against each other.

ComfyUI-KleinRefGrid — Multi-Reference Node for Flux 2 Klein 9B New ComfyUI node that condenses multi-reference workflows into a single node. Load 4 reference images for faces, environments, clothing, or objects — connect between Clip Encoder and CFGGuide and you're ready to go.
Open Source CRT Animation LoRA for LTX 2.3 Custom LoRA producing authentic retro CRT terminal animations that no base video gen model can do. Free weights and training recipe on HuggingFace.
Model Showdown — Chroma, Z-Image, Klein, Ernie Side-by-Side Community comparison of the latest open-source image models with identical prompts. Klein 9B and Ernie Turbo lead on photorealism, Chroma variants maintain strong prompt adherence.
From Reddit

An open-source Little Snitch alternative hits 1.5, a clever posture tracker uses your AirPods, and someone served a website from a $10 ESP32 on their wall for 500 days straight.

Sniffnet 1.5 — Free Open-Source Network Traffic Monitor Cross-platform Rust app for monitoring internet traffic, now with per-app bandwidth tracking in v1.5. 34.7K GitHub stars. Aiming to be a free, open-source Little Snitch alternative. Tracks 6,000+ services, protocols, and threats.
SitTall — AirPods-Powered Posture Reminder for Mac Menu bar app that uses AirPods motion sensors to detect your neck tilt and nudge you when slouching. No camera, no cloud, everything local. Calibration takes two taps. $5.99 one-time purchase.
Trail — Visualize Your Browsing History as a Knowledge Graph macOS app that automatically builds a private, local knowledge graph from your browsing history. Surfaces insights and recommendations based on semantically related pages — no manual bookmarking needed.
Public Website Running on a $10 ESP32 Mounted on a Wall A $10 ESP32 microcontroller serves a full public website via outbound WebSocket to Cloudflare Workers. The original ran for 500 days before the board burned out. No nginx, no Pi, no container.
AnyHabit — Self-Hosted Minimalist Habit Tracker Docker-ready, open-source habit tracker for building positive habits and breaking bad ones. Calculates money saved from avoided habits. v0.1.0 just released.