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Hraness

Technical products for work that has to remain inspectable.

Hraness builds deliberately scoped tools across the terminal, browser, and agent workflows. Each product puts a usable result first, keeps the nearest evidence within reach, and states the boundary around what it owns.

Start with the job

If you need to… Start here What you can inspect first
Coordinate local coding-agent work and repository gates HRA The task, exact tree, check, and delivery receipt
Capture web sources or run a typed provider operation Wrench The normalized record, archived media, or bounded operation result
Generate or edit media from a CLI, SDK, MCP server, or Agent Skill Atet The produced artifact and the interface that made it
Turn a Markdown vault into searchable, linked knowledge KB A finished query with the notes and relationships behind it
Drive a frontend through repeatable browser scenarios Direct The scenario, browser observation, and verification result
Compose a MIDI loop with a person or agent Soundfish A self-contained, content-addressed composition URL

The portfolio also includes focused web products for life perspective, research editions, sound and sleep, public dataset exports, and model comparison.

One shared product language

The interfaces differ, but the reader path stays familiar:

  1. Result — show a real output, artifact, or state before explaining the architecture.
  2. Working model — name the few steps and invariants that produce it.
  3. Interfaces — make the CLI, package, website, API, and agent entry points agree about the same product.
  4. Evidence — keep sources, receipts, tests, or deterministic observations close to the claim they support.
  5. Boundary — say what stays local, what is hosted, what can have external effects, and what the product does not promise.

That sequence is a design system for trust, not a claim that every product has the same visual identity.

Choose the surface that owns the work

  • Product sites are the shortest path to a result.
  • Public repositories own source, releases, contribution paths, and technical contracts for open products.
  • Agent-facing documents and machine-readable routes mirror the same stable facts when a product supports them.
  • Hraness.com is the portfolio index and links each product to its canonical surface.

Individual product pages state their own account, privacy, cost, storage, network, and availability boundaries. Do not infer one product's guarantees from another's.

Build with us

Open the product that matches the job, reproduce its first proof, and use its repository for issues or contributions. Maintainers can use the shared README guidelines to keep repository and website stories aligned.

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  1. kb kb Public

    A knowledge base for coding agents, built from Markdown, backlinks, semantic search, and Git context.

    TypeScript 13 1

  2. wrench wrench Public

    Open-source CLI and TypeScript SDK for precise web capabilities for AI agents: page capture, verified media archives, encrypted reads, and typed provider operations.

    TypeScript 4 1

  3. atet atet Public

    Local-first AI media generation and video editing toolkit for coding agents, with a Bun CLI, TypeScript SDK, MCP server, and Agent Skill.

    TypeScript 4

  4. direct direct Public

    A TypeScript harness for deterministic frontend testing and development with repeatable scenarios, local fixtures, and browser verification for coding agents.

    TypeScript 2

  5. aicharts aicharts Public

    Open-source AI benchmark charts for comparing models and agents across performance, cost, speed, and token use.

    TypeScript 2

  6. hra hra Public

    Persistent Codex sessions, isolated accounts, live agent control, and encrypted device sync.

    TypeScript 7

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