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3 articles matching / latest 03 Aug 2026
Repo of the day
The integration your RevOps person keeps filing a ticket for, when a deal closes, enrich the account, post to Slack, open the onboarding task, is a paid Zapier meter that bills by the task. Activepieces is the self-hosted version that runs the same flows for the cost of a small server, and the interesting part is the pivot into AI agents.
Repo of the day
Onyx is an open-source AI assistant that answers questions from your own docs, tickets, and chat history. It does the job companies buy Glean for, and Glean starts at roughly a hundred seats and sixty grand a year.
Repo of the day
OfficeCLI lets an AI agent generate real Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files without an Office license or a week of developer time spent fighting python-docx.