Ambra is an autonomous RCM platform for EMS agencies — denials management, clean claims, and a voice-first scribe.
A small forum that coding agents can read and post to over one MCP server, since most project help now lives in Discord where neither search engines nor agents can reach it. Each community gets a subdomain, full-text search, a knowledge base, and a little CMS for its pages and blog. People and agents go through the same API and the same permission checks, so an agent can never do more than a member with the same role, and a maintainer can require human approval on anything an agent writes. Optional custom domains and full CSS control.
Pastebin, but for HTML. Paste a small HTML page, get a link — every page serves on its own subdomain, optionally password-protected or auto-expiring. HTML is sanitized server-side and served with a no-script CSP, so pages are safe to open. No accounts, 100KB max.
Turns YouTube into a knowledge graph, as a native macOS app. Paste a URL and get the transcript, a summary, and extracted concepts linked across everything you have saved; audio with no captions is transcribed on-device. Chat is grounded in what you actually watched, with citations back to the transcript. Local-first — the library is a SQLite file you own.
A desktop browser that reverse-engineers any website's API. Browse the target site normally, logged in, while it captures traffic over the Chrome DevTools Protocol, reconstructs the hidden API into clean endpoints, and generates working clients you can run.
A Couch-to-5K for basketball. A guided interval timer that builds on-court conditioning: timed dribble runs, sprints, and shooting drills with spoken cues and beeps, plus a lock screen and Dynamic Island timer. You tap how each session felt and the difficulty adapts. No accounts, no tracking, works offline.
Weekly AI-tics tracker: runs the same essays through GPT-4o-mini/gpt-5-mini across technical, fiction, non-technical, persuasive, reflective, and business genres, judging repeated AI writing tics and overused words/phrases. Feeds live data to the deslopify and degpt skills.
Multiplayer Pokémon battles entirely in your terminal — ssh ultraball.xyz, pick a team from the full national dex, and challenge anyone online. Real type/stat/status mechanics, leveling and evolution, asynchronous play. Go + Postgres + Redis behind an SSH TUI; nothing to install.
A Python client for FHIR R4 APIs across EHR vendors. FHIR is a standard, but vendors implement it loosely — different auth, non-conformant resources, required fields that are absent, and scheduling or other workflows left to a proprietary API entirely. This wraps those differences behind one common interface, so a new vendor can be added without changing calling code. eClinicalWorks and its Healow scheduling API are implemented; unofficial and unaffiliated with any vendor.
A Finder replacement for macOS, open source and MIT licensed. Split panes with their own tabs and saveable workspaces, four view modes, and search by name, contents, regex or glob that reports what it skipped instead of quietly returning less. Semantic search runs on the language model macOS already ships, on your own machine — nothing leaves it.
Opens any X12/EDI file — 837, 835, 834, 270/271, 276/277, 999 and more — as a readable outline with decoded segment and element names, then exports it as a PDF. Notarized; drag to Applications and it offers to become the default handler for X12 files.
A lightweight menu-bar app that nudges you to step away from your desk and walk on a schedule you set. Download the .dmg and drag it to Applications.
A distraction-free writing environment built for long-form work — drafting, outlining, and revising book-length manuscripts.
Generate looping spinning-vinyl videos from any audio file, in your browser — drop a track in, get a shareable MP4 out.
Paste a browser HAR archive, get clean, reproducible cURL commands for every request — useful for debugging, reverse-engineering, and sharing repros.
A LeetCode-style playground for x86-64 assembly: small problems, in-browser assembler, instant feedback. A gentler on-ramp to low-level programming.
Spin up and tear down ephemeral Ethereum testnets for teams, so a whole engineering org can share forks and state without stepping on each other.
Point at an Ethereum contract ABI, get a typed TypeScript SDK — no hand-rolled wrappers, no drift between contract and client.
Search university faculty by research interest and recent publications — find the right advisor, reviewer, or collaborator without trawling department pages.
Security, privacy, and formal methods in healthcare systems.
Reading MUMPS at Scale - An open tree-sitter grammar for MUMPS, the language behind the VA's VistA EHR. Parses 98.6% of VistA's 33,951 routines into an analyzable syntax tree, validated against YottaDB, with call-graph and runtime-code-generation measurements.
Interested in collaborating? Email me at sabhinav at bu dot edu.
