HarborClient

The free API client that keeps your work private: no accounts, no subscriptions, no lock-in. Your work in a safe harbor that you control.

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API testing shouldn’t trap your workflow.

HarborClient is built around developer control: Git-friendly workflows, self-hosted team databases, and an open-source foundation you can actually extend with plugins and themes.

No maze. No lock-in. Just clearer API work.

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@IamAroke Only critical paths.

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Send the request. Read the response. Keep moving.

That’s the kind of API client I wanted to use, so I built HarborClient. Web development made easy.

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@r0ktech AI generated commit messages are the real hero these days.

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@justbyte_ Those poor monitors 😄

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@techstermania Yep, especially when the upselling gets in the way of the apps functionality.

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@zuess05 The fact that Liquid Death gained success in the saturated bottled water market means a good idea doesn't mean much. Getting those first customers is the hard part.

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@aslambeg84 Tough one. Anyone buying for $50 million thinks my product is worth $150 million, though that doesn't mean I have the means to make that much. I'd settle on $100 million 🤑

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@Shra_va_ni Sure, but I keep seeing apps say, "Like Duolingo for nutrition." "Like Duolingo for trading." Etc etc They did a great job of becoming an industry standard.

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@rootnship @muizahg Yeah, research and healthcare are where we're going to see the real life changing advances.

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@rik22ky Vibe coders and software engineers are quickly becoming the same thing.

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@ilyaskazi Back the it took several days to register a domain because a real person had to handle the paperwork. I'd rather pay than go back to that 😁

[CryptoGirl Sultana @sultana_suryea]

Tired of API tools forcing your data into their cloud, mandatory sign-ups, and subscription locks? ⚓️

Meet @HarborClient — a native desktop app for building, sending, and inspecting HTTP requests with zero bloat.

✨ Why switch?

Your Storage, Your Rules: Keep collections on your machine, sync via Git, or connect to Postgres, MySQL, and Firestore.

Free Forever: No accounts, no subscriptions, and no vendor lock-in.

Cross-Platform: Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Take control of your workflow today:

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@jurlycat I'm ashamed to admit I've done things like that.

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@BorisGiller @sandislonjsak I like that thought. "Everyone of importance has their hand out for a bribe, but at least it's affordable." 🤣

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@sandislonjsak Kind of depressing, really. You can spend years learning something only to finally realize you have so many years of learning ahead of you.

[Sedra @SedraLab]

🤖 Most agents reset between sessions. hermes-agent is built around continuity: it creates and improves skills from experience, nudges itself to retain knowledge, and uses FTS5 search to recall past conversations.

Run it locally, on a VPS, or through Docker, SSH, Singularity, Modal, or Daytona. Reach the same agent from the CLI, Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, or Signal.

It is MIT-licensed Python, with 218,048 GitHub stars and 41,180 forks. If you want an agent that becomes more useful over time instead of starting cold, save hermes-agent for your next setup. Repository in the first reply.

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@enodrift We were always writing bad code, so might as well take the faster shipping for the win.

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@AlexHormozi Yep, have to be kind of bad at something before you can be kind of good at it.

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@sickdotdev @DanielSmidstrup Yeah, free users are good at generating buzz which brings in the paying users.

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@AYusufdev1 @IamAroke This is my #1 fear with vibe coding. I used to pride myself on quickly jumping through my code to find the probable source of bugs. Those days are gone now.