New open-source tool turns local books into structured AI courses
A new self-hosted application called Tutor converts EPUB and PDF files into interactive study plans using large language models.
Running your own apps, servers and homelabs instead of renting SaaS.
A new self-hosted application called Tutor converts EPUB and PDF files into interactive study plans using large language models.
A review of 161 open-source AI projects reveals that 113 do not require a GPU, changing how teams plan infrastructure.
A practical deployment test of Uptime Kuma v2 reveals low RAM usage, SQLite benefits for small setups, and common monitoring pitfalls.
A tested guide details how to self-host n8n behind Nginx on Ubuntu, addressing common proxy pitfalls like WebSocket support and correct header forwarding.
A new Go-based agent runtime offers temporal knowledge graphs, scheduled jobs, and multi-channel access via Telegram and WhatsApp for self-hosted environments.
A technical comparison of Browser Use and Skyvern reveals that schema validation alone cannot verify workflow success. Teams must check artifact integrity independently.
A timed benchmark shows Coolify runs on a 1 GB DigitalOcean droplet if you add a 2 GB swap file, with install taking 172 seconds.
A detailed inventory of a four-node homelab shows how 41 containers and a single 6 GB GPU dictate AI agent routing between local execution and cloud APIs.
A new guide details how to deploy the pre-alpha Lioran S3 storage server using Docker and Caddy, emphasizing strict durability modes and persistent data mounts.
A new guide details how to deploy the open-source design platform Penpot using Docker Compose, Traefik, and PostgreSQL on a Linux server.
Chatwoot removed API and webhook access from its free cloud tier in July 2026. Self-hosted instances retain full functionality under the MIT license.
The new open-source tool Gangway generates public HTTPS URLs for containerized apps on your own domain, supporting pull requests and AI agents without Kubernetes.
A developer shares critical lessons from managing a Docker homelab, covering image cleanup risks, unbounded log growth, and configuration persistence issues.
The open-source WAIaaS project offers a Docker-based, policy-driven wallet service for AI agents with extensive test coverage and local execution.
GitHub user khsarvar released Sifthound, an open-source alternative to Tavily that runs on your own infrastructure using SearXNG and supports MCP.