Ditto is an open-source tool that converts websites into clean, componentized Next.js or Vite code without using LLMs, instead employing a deterministic cloning process. The tool completes website conversions within 5 minutes and extracts design systems, tokens, fonts, interactions, and responsive breakpoints into reusable components. It offers three deployment options—self-hosted, hosted API, or integration with AI agents—enabling developers to generate production-ready codebases as starting points instead of building from blank templates.
Block launched Buzz, a free open-source collaboration platform built on the Nostr protocol that enables humans and AI agents to work together in shared workspaces with channels, threads, code repositories, and automated workflows. The platform is model-agnostic and allows agents to have cryptographic identities and participate in conversations and code review alongside humans, with teams able to run their own instances or use Block's hosted version. This approach aims to prevent vendor lock-in and fragmentation by making agent collaboration infrastructure open and portable across systems.
Niobium open-sourced its fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) developer toolkit on GitHub under Apache 2.0, including a domain-specific language, design methodology, and client tools for building encrypted computation applications. The toolkit includes a Niobium DSL compiler, an FHE Application Design Skill for Claude Code agents, example applications like similarity search and network monitoring, and a simulator that runs on standard CPUs. Developers can now experiment with FHE applications locally before deploying to Niobium's Fog hardware platform, removing barriers to building privacy-preserving server applications that compute on data without ever decrypting it.
Ossprey, a UK startup, raised $2.65 million to develop software supply chain security technology that detects malicious code in open-source packages before they reach production. The pre-seed round was led by Episode 1 Ventures with participation from Osney Capital and Octopus Ventures. The company will use the funding to accelerate product development, expand its teams, and grow internationally as AI coding tools increase the volume of code requiring security scanning.
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