So, I have built an AI platform with four main goals: security, privacy, visibility, and flexibility.

Lately, I have been using many agents like OpenClaw and Hermes. They offer privacy but not enough security, so I tried NVIDIA's version of OpenClaw, but I was still not satisfied. Then I tried Cowork and other companies' agents, but they lacked privacy and flexibility.

So, I decided to build one myself.

My platform is a bit different from others. Right now, it's a desktop app that you install, sign in to, and start using.

* Connect Apps and Services: You can connect apps, websites, and services like GitHub, Canva, Notion, Slack, and more.

* Add Skills: You can add skills to extend the platform's capabilities.

* Add Agents: You might think, "What's new? Other platforms already let us do that." But here's the difference: on my platform, you can add sub-agents built with any programming language and any framework.

* Marketplace: Developers and anyone else can publish skills, agents, and connectors to the marketplace, where others can download and use them. This provides flexibility.

Now, let me clarify the four main goals:

* Privacy: The entire agent runtime, memories, conversations, skills, and agents stay local.

* Visibility: We use AG-UI and other methods to display everything in real time and with accuracy.

* Security: We use various methods and mechanisms to protect against prompt injection and other threats.

* Flexibility: The ability to connect apps, add skills, use sub-agents built with any language or framework, and download components from the marketplace gives users the freedom to customize their experience.

I wanted to know if there is demand for a platform like this, as I've almost finished building it, with only some UI work left. I'd love to hear your thoughts on whether this is something people would find useful. If you have any feedback, suggestions, or ideas for improvement, please let me know!

So I was exploring some projects on subreddit and all seems too sophisticated to build as a 2nd yr student. Reading about such projects I realized that I dont even have knowledge about 1% about the tech in the industry, so I need to know how all of these crazy looking projects are built and how do people reach such level of knowledge about tech.

Currently I only have some knowledge about React, Flutter for frontend and Postgres mongodb for database.

Hi everyone! 👋 I've been working on a personal project that I'd like to share: Learn Languages (https://lan.megasham.com/). It's a free multilingual language-learning website that I'm building to help people learn languages through structured explanations rather than simply memorizing vocabulary. The website is organized around different languages and includes, or is being developed to include, grammar, vocabulary, phrases, language structure, sentence patterns, word order, and explanations of different grammatical concepts, with examples and translations to help learners understand how sentences are actually formed. One of my main goals is to eventually make versions of the website for different native-language audiences, so that people don't always have to rely on English to learn another language; for example, I am making resources that allow Arabic speakers to learn English, French, Spanish, German, Turkish, and other languages through Arabic, as well as similar resources for Hindi, Urdu, Chinese, and other languages. It's still in a work in progress though. I especially enjoy understanding how languages are constructed, so I focus quite a lot on things like sentence structure, subjects, verbs, objects, direct and indirect objects, possession, articles, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, tenses, conditionals, passive constructions, questions, infinitives, and other grammatical patterns, while trying to show the formation or structure alongside examples so learners can understand how to create their own sentences instead of only memorizing individual examples. I'm gradually adding materials for many different languages, including English, Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Turkish, Chinese, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Hebrew, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Swahili, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Thai, Tamil, and many others. The project is still a work in progress and definitely isn't perfect, and I'm continuing to correct mistakes, improve explanations, add content, and expand the number of languages. I'm sharing it because I'd genuinely like to hear what people think about the idea, the organization, the explanations, the navigation, and what languages or topics you think would be useful to add. My goal is simply to build something free, accessible, and useful for people who want to learn languages and understand their structure more deeply. If you have any feedback, suggestions, corrections, or ideas for improvement, I'd really appreciate hearing them! 🙂