Building AI dev tools. Creator of mcp-rubber-duck. TypeScript, Flutter, Rust.

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MCP Rubber Duck is an MCP server that brings rubber duck debugging to the AI age. Instead of explaining your problem to one plastic duck, you query multiple LLMs in parallel and get different perspectives right inside your editor.What it does:- Point it at OpenAI, Gemini, Groq, Ollama, LM Studio, or any OpenAI-compatible API- Mix local and cloud models in the same query- Compare answers side by side with interactive HTML panels- Have models vote on the best approach with reasoning and confidence scores- Run Oxford-style debates between models, with a judge picking the winner- Maintain conversations with context across messagesWorks with: Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, and CLI agents (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok, Aider).Install: `npx mcp-rubber-duck` or Docker.136 GitHub stars. MIT licensed.

MCP Rubber Duck

Calories Are Nothing

Users can create topics by paying a fixed fee and writing an initial comment. Others can reply by replacing the existing comment, with the cost increasing for each replacement, creating a dynamic competition. Each topic can hold only one active comment at a time. Topics can be locked permanently after a set period, and the last commenter earns a larger share of the accumulated fees. When this happens, the topic creator receives a share of the accumulated fees, the last commenter earns a larger share along with a thematic NFT, and the topic (and the last comment) becomes a permanent part of the game history in the blockchain. While the topic has no comments, the topic creator can delete it and receive a full refund. Source code: https://github.com/nesquikm/tlwwbm The game: https://lastword.store There are two Medium articles about the project: https://medium.com/@drapolyuk/from-zero-to-game-full-stack-solana-development-simplified-9a6aa5239187 https://medium.com/@drapolyuk/from-zero-to-game-full-stack-solana-development-simplified-part-two-0d23a5aaf102

The Last Word Will Be Mine!

A modular logging library for Flutter. Features: * Colorful console logging * Database logging * Custom logging * Sessions * Exports logs to compressed file * Flexible logs filtering and retaining strategies * Ability to mask sensitive data * Custom color scheme for console logging * Parsing and pretty printing JSON strings in logs Package: https://pub.dev/packages/the_logger Source code: https://github.com/nesquikm/the_logger Medium article: https://medium.com/@drapolyuk/thelogger-a-powerful-and-flexible-logging-solution-for-flutter-f697d65ca383

TheLogger

This web-based application allows you to easily view and analyze the logs generated by TheLogger. Source code: https://github.com/nesquikm/the_logger_viewer Medium article: https://medium.com/@drapolyuk/thelogger-a-powerful-and-flexible-logging-solution-for-flutter-f697d65ca383 Hosted viewer: https://nesquikm.github.io/the_logger_viewer/

TheLogger viewer

A fast and secure storage library for Flutter. Every piece of data is encrypted using AES with a 256-bit key, ensuring robust protection. Additionally, each record’s key and data are encrypted separately using unique and a 128-bit initial vectors, making replay attacks impossible by preventing attackers from comparing encrypted data with known values. Package: https://pub.dev/packages/the_storage Source code: https://github.com/nesquikm/the_storage Meduim article: https://medium.com/@drapolyuk/simplifying-storage-solutions-with-the-storage-a-flutter-package-c62befa7c566