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The Debug Table

A small, recurring in-person meetup for developers, tinkerers, and anyone building something technical — AI, cybersecurity, full-stack development, Linux/macOS, shell scripting, Git, and more.

From the site: There's almost nowhere left locally to just show up and work alongside other tech people in person. This is that: a small, recurring meetup for developers, tinkerers, and anyone building something technical, AI, cybersecurity, full-stack development, Linux/macOS, shell scripting, Git, or anything in

Details: Joining the Meetup group is free. Individual events may mention venue costs, but the group itself has no paywall.

#meetup#community#developers#ai#cybersecurity#full-stack-development#linux#macos#shell-scripting#git#networking#in-person#tinkerers
meetup.comAdded Sep 21, 20260 opens
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AI & Assistive Tools

Buzz (Block)

Open-source workspace from Block where a team and its AI agents share the same room — chat, planning, project tracking, code and pull requests in one place, with agents you configure for your own workflows. Currently a developer preview; the app is open source on GitHub, with a waitlist for a paid enterprise version.

From the site: Come test the early stages with us.

Why I recommend it: Early-stage, so treat it as something to try rather than to run a team on. The interesting part is watching how human-plus-agent teamwork gets designed — useful reading if you want to talk credibly about agents at work. The open-source app is free to run yourself; the enterprise version will be paid, and there is no published price yet.

#ai agents#open source#collaboration#project management#developer tools#git#teamwork#automation#productivity#preview
buzz.xyzAdded Sep 17, 20260 opens
FreeAI Tool
AI & Assistive Tools

Aider

An open-source AI coding assistant that works in your terminal on a real git repository, making commits as it goes. Apache 2.0 licensed.

From the site: aider is AI pair programming in your terminal. Contribute to Aider-AI/aider development by creating an account on GitHub.

Why I recommend it: It edits real files and commits them, so work on a branch. The tool is free; the model you connect it to is not.

#open-source#apache#coding#developers#terminal#free#ai-tools#git#python#llm
GitHubAdded Sep 17, 20260 opens