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Ship Agents FasterGemini Enterprise Agent Platform lets you rapidly build, scale, govern and optimize production-ready agents grounded in your organization's data. The platform enables developers to build custom or pre-built agents for virtually any use case. New customers get $300 in free credits.
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Cal.diy
Scheduling infrastructure for absolutely everyone
...Built with modern web technologies such as Next.js, React, and PostgreSQL, it offers a robust foundation for building custom scheduling workflows. The system is designed for developers and advanced users who prefer to host and secure their own data rather than depend on third-party providers. It also supports integration with external tools through APIs and authentication systems, allowing flexible customization. -
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Originally a reimplementation of OpenGroupware's ZideStore. While compatible with legacy ZideStore Coils provides a sophisticated workflow system with ETL and integration capabilities and superior WebDAV/CalDAV features and compatibility. The workflow engine suppports processes described in BPML and provides integration with a variety of services include SSH, LPD, LDAP, and relation databases.
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Outspline
Outliner and time organizer for todo lists, events or scheduling tasks
Outspline is a free and open-source modular outliner whose functionality can be extended with addons. The most important addon is Organism, which adds advanced time management features and turns the application into a personal organizer, perfectly suited for working with todo lists, scheduling tasks and reminding events. -
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SaberNet DCS is a labor data collection system, designed to allow organizations to rapidly capture their labor data in real-time. Optimized for bar code input, DCS is the perfect way to automate and improve the accuracy of your time tracking.
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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etm provides an intuitive format for using plain text files to store data, a command line interface for viewing data in a variety of convenient ways and a GUI interface for both viewing and modifying data. Repetition and alerts are supported .
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Workshop resource manager
Easy and fast tool for managing home workshop resources
Storekeeper is small tool that helps you to keep an eye on your resources in home lab or workshop. It can be used in several places and, thanks to it's single-file and synchronize option, merge data between users. -
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Sked is a personal organizer, calendar, schedule and braindump application with a wiki-like syntax for text formatting and organization. It is easier think of it as the merge of a calendar with a desktop wiki.
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Personal web server which allows to take notes and read them locally or remotely with a browser or a rss-feed client. Each note can be classified into user defined categories and appears in a given date following an advanced time validity sintax.
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A course timetable application for students at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Sweden. Imports the timetable from TimeEdit and Daisy and shows it graphically. Also exports vCalendar data and HTML.
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A small no-nonsense personal digital organizer written in GTK2, featuring appointments, todos and notes. It uses iCalendar files as it's native backend, supports multiple alarms per appointment/todo and has recursive todos.
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