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SoundTag AI: Automatically describe and batch-rename audio files based on their actual sound using local ML or Gemini AI.
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SoundTag AI: Automatically describe and batch-rename audio files based on their actual sound using local ML or Gemini AI.
by Danejw
Generate and evaluate breakthrough brand names using David Placek's $300B Lexicon Branding methodology.
Generate three distinct digital-product covers with GPT Image 2 from a product name, description, optional price, brand colors, style, size, and quality. Defaults to 1280x720 PNGs for storefronts and leaves no partial set if generation fails.
Turn a company URL or name into a B2B lead profile: industry, size, tech stack, likely decision-makers, estimated email patterns, and buying signals like funding or hiring, each with a confidence score so guesses are labeled as guesses. One company at a time; for batch lists and CRM export, see Lead Enricher Pro.
Diagnose local setup failures across Node, Python, Go, and Docker without exposing secrets or killing processes blindly. Checks runtimes, dependencies, env key names, service health, and port ownership, then gives PowerShell fixes on Windows or Bash fixes on macOS/Linux.
Generate a complete pull request description from your staged changes, commits, and branch diff: summary, changes, test plan, and checklist, ready for GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. Cross-checks the file list against what git actually reports, so reviewers get the why and what without hallucinated filenames.
Bulk-update cover images and thumbnails across your Gumroad catalog from a CSV or a folder of files named by permalink. Pre-flight checks validate each image (format, size, corruption) before it hits the Gumroad API, and you get an audit log of every success and failure. No clicking through the dashboard product by product.
Scan local SQL, CSV, JSON, seed, fixture, and log files for PII-indicating names plus email-, SSN-, card-, and phone-like values. Get file/line findings with matched values redacted by default—no network, writes, database connection, or compliance claim.
Turn a messy task description into a clean, conventional git branch name: detects the type (feature, fix, refactor), slugifies the summary, pulls in JIRA/GitHub ticket prefixes, then offers to run git checkout -b for you. One naming standard the whole team actually follows, instead of 'quick-fix-1'.
Select the smallest honest verification set for a change, including targeted tests, manual checks, missing-test recommendations, a broader fallback, and named remaining risk.
Save, name, list, and restore git stashes without losing track of what's in them. Auto-labels each stash with its branch, timestamp, and a summary, shows them in a clean numbered list, and warns before you pop into a dirty worktree. No more digging work out of the couch cushions.
Transform weak product names into SEO-optimized, front-loaded Etsy titles that rank and convert.
Check a desired handle against every platform's username rules and find the form that works everywhere. Flags handles that break a platform's length limits, use a disallowed character (like a period on YouTube or TikTok), or start with a disallowed character, and recommends the safe consistent form (4 to 15 lowercase alphanumeric). Covers X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, GitHub, and Bluesky. It checks the rules, not availability.
Catch documentation that drifted from your code. Flags functions and methods named in your docs that are gone from the source, CLI flags documented but missing from the arg parser, env vars the docs mention but the code never reads, example imports of modules that no longer exist, and npm scripts or Make targets your docs reference but the project does not define. Cross-references your README and docs against Python and JS/TS source.
Generate a ready-to-use LICENSE file for your repo. Pick from MIT, Apache-2.0, GPL-3.0, MPL-2.0, BSD-2-Clause, BSD-3-Clause, or The Unlicense, fill in your name and year, and get the canonical license text. Prints to the screen by default and writes a LICENSE file only when you ask.
Find the model-version coupling that breaks when you swap LLMs. Flags hardcoded model names and versions, deprecated or renamed parameters (the max_tokens to max_completion_tokens class of change), hardcoded token and context-window limits, response-format parsing tied to one model's output, tool-schema format coupling between providers, and hardcoded per-token cost constants. The patterns load from an editable model-rules table you update as new models ship.
Before an agent acts on a plan, verify that the things it named actually exist. Checks each referenced file path, function or method, import or package, environment variable, and CLI command against your repo, and flags the ones that do not resolve. Catches the hallucinated function and the phantom package before the edit, not after the build breaks. Resolves Python and JavaScript/TypeScript.
Hold your bios, footers, and profiles to one brand spec. Flags brand-name spelling and casing that does not match your canonical form, off-spec taglines, links that are not on your official list, leftover placeholders (Lorem, TODO, "your tagline here"), and handles that differ from one surface to the next. You define the spec once and it enforces it everywhere.
Run structural QA on your translation files across locales. Flags missing keys, placeholder mismatches ({name}, %s, {{var}}), strings left untranslated and identical to the source, length-overflow risk that breaks UI, terminology drift against a glossary, empty targets, and plural-category gaps. Works on JSON, gettext .po/.pot, and .properties. It checks form, not meaning, so you do not need to speak the target language to use it.
Write competitor comparison pages that convert — honest, specific, and built for the searcher who already knows your competitor's name.
Catch the dangerous migration before it locks or wrecks your production database. Scans SQL migration files for destructive and risky operations: DROP and TRUNCATE, drops without IF EXISTS, lossy column-type changes, NOT NULL added without a default, DELETE or UPDATE with no WHERE, non-concurrent index builds, dropped constraints, renames, and data backfills mixed into schema changes. Each finding is ranked by severity with a safer rewrite. Postgres, MySQL, and SQLite.
by Nex AI
Automated mechanical check of notarial deeds for consistency in names, dates, amounts, and template placeholders.
Auth is where one wrong early decision becomes a security incident with your name on it — JWTs chosen for sessions because a tutorial used them, refresh token rotation implemented wrong, RBAC bolted on after the fact
by Nex AI
Schrijft een concept-opiniestuk voor krant of nieuwssite namens een politicus: scherpe stelling, persoonlijke insteek, onderbouwing en voorstel: binnen de woordlimiet van het medium.