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IDE

Antigravity

This is a development environment tool. It has a bunch of different models built into it that are free, like Opus 4.5, Sonnet 4.5, Gemini 3. You can use it for free if you have a Google account. Any Google account will do. It's a great place to get started if you'd like to build a landing page or a website or anything basic to start. It gives you a file manager so you can see your files that are getting created, and a chat box. Works great

Research

Auto Research

an open-source project by Andrej Karpathy that puts AI agents in charge of machine learning research. Built around a minimal single-GPU training setup, the system gives an AI agent a real LLM training script and lets it run experiments autonomously overnight. The agent reads the code, proposes a change, runs a five-minute training session, checks whether performance improved, and either keeps or discards the result. This loop repeats continuously, enabling roughly 100 experiments per night without human involvement. The goal is to shift researchers from manual tinkering into a higher-level role as experimental designers rather than hands-on experimenters.

Domain

Namecheap

Where I have been buying my domains for years. Typically immediately add to Cloudflare free DNS to manage the DNS.

Plugin

Vercel - Agent-Browser

Browser Agent by Rassel is a layer that sits on top of PlayWrite. If you're not familiar with what these are, they allow Claude Code or other Agents to control your browser so they can do things like testing or fill out forms or whatever you might need. Raw PlayWrite is not all that efficient when being used by something like Claude Code so your cell made this as a layer on top that makes it much easier for the agent to use. As always for most of this stuff, just put in the link to Claude Code or Anti-Gravity and tell it to install this because you want to use this as your agent browser and it will know what to do

Hosting

Vercel Hosting

I think Vercel is one of the most effortless solutions when it comes to hosting a new web application. You can just hook it right up to GitHub, and GitHub will automatically deploy when you send your code to GitHub. This was definitely a breakthrough for me. It took all the complications of things like AWS or hosting my own VPS away and took all of the management onto itself.

Testing

Webhook.site

If you're building webhooks or anything that posts out to an API endpoint, you're going to want to have an ability to test it. You could stand up all of your own infrastructure to be able to ingest it and look at it, but the easiest way I've found is to use webhook.site. This will basically tell you what you're posting out to any webhook that you use or API endpoint that you use.

Wheregoes.com

We do a lot with tracking of stuff. That includes sending URL parameters through and sending them from one system to another. Sometimes in a tracking link, we may have five or ten different redirects or different things. So it's important to understand what is getting passed through at each stage of that re-direction. Where goes allows you to put in the original URL, and then you can see which URL parameters and post parameters get passed from one redirect to the next. Makes it very simple and visual. And yes, my tech nerds will say you can see these things inside of the Google chrome developer tools, but this is much easier for non-technicals.

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