Push4AI vs Spunk Gauge

Push4AI is the human in the loop layer for AI agents. Connect an agent through MCP, a REST call, or a Skill, and it can send you a real interactive notification. A card with buttons. A typed reply. A screen the agent built itself, running right inside the notification. You answer from the lock screen. The agent gets your answer back and keeps going. Sign in and five dollars of credit is added right away, enough to try every kind of push the app supports. What you can do: - Approve or reject with one tap, from the lock screen - Reply with real text, not just a button - See a table or a chart the agent wrote itself - Let the agent build its own small screen inside the card - Group related questions so they arrive as one thread - See exactly which agent is using your credit, and how much Push4AI is source available. Read the code, run it yourself, at github.com/unclecode/push4ai.

Spunk Gauge is a live dashboard for the computers you run - render boxes, AI rigs, home servers, workstations. See GPU, CPU and memory load, temperatures and power for your Windows, Linux and Mac machines on one screen. FINDS YOUR COMPUTERS Spunk Gauge looks around your local network for machines that accept SSH logins and lists them. Tap one, enter its login (password or SSH key) and it is added. You can also add any computer by address. EVERYTHING AT A GLANCE - A card per computer with round gauges for every GPU, the CPU and memory - GPU temperature, power draw and memory use (NVIDIA GPUs via nvidia-smi) - Fleet summary: machines online, total GPU power, hottest machine, average load - A five-minute temperature chart for the whole fleet HEAT ALERTS Cards turn amber at the warning temperature and red at the kill level, with a banner you can dismiss, so a machine running too hot stands out straight away. NOTHING TO INSTALL The app reads standard system tools over SSH. No agent or server software is needed on the machines you watch. PRIVATE No account, no ads, no tracking. Your computer list stays on your device and logins are kept in the Keychain. Connections go straight from your device to your own computers. Try it first: tap "Try the demo" to see five sample computers with live-moving values.