Aperture is listed on Product Hunt as an open-source AI code editor that applies proposed code changes as diffs and checks them for parseability, imports, types, preview rendering, and tests. The free test includes 20,000 credits. As a result, code edits can be validated and tested directly in the browser tab before being applied.
Thalia launched as a free native Mac app for Meta’s Muse Code CLI that lets users plan, review, and allow a Muse Code agent run. It runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 27. Plan mode restarts Muse in read-only until approval, Review locks the approved snapshot, and later edits invalidate it while checkpoints, MCP connectors, voice mode, and an embedded terminal are included.
Awakado was launched as a Mac menu-bar app that keeps a Mac awake while Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, or Cursor are running, then allows it to sleep afterward. The free version is offered at $0. Pro can keep the Mac awake with the lid closed and wake it when a Claude Code usage limit resets.
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