See my latest Links Wrapped for Feb of 2026
Entire.io
This was a pretty cool idea, when I saw it I actually went and downloaded it and tried it out, but it didn't seem to provide any immediate value, and I didn't really use it much, so ended up uninstalling. Which actually proved harder than it seemed, because there were no uninstall docs.
DERP Skill
This is just dumb, it is a skill for agents to just break code and basically make sure the codebase is completely broken and bricked. Just thought it was a funny idea. Haven't tested it out...
Excalidraw
Now this is amazing! If you haven't heard of this platform, it's opensource, and it's SO easy to use, I mean you don't even need an account to use it, and it's honestly amazing for sketching stuff out in a team and brain storming ideas.
Laravel Nightwatch MCP
This is pretty cool, not something I pay for, they do have a nice free tier, but Nightwatch is really awesome if you have a production level Laravel app that is running and you want to catch errors on the fly, but the new MCP that came out for it is really cool looking!
Also if you want to see something really cool, watch the Laracon EU Day 1 video with Taylor showing off the MCP catching an error and fixing it on the fly: Laracon EU Day 1
AI Code Security Tools
These I put all together, but they are all basically the same, ChatGPT & Claude are both racing to throw out Security scanning features, but Claude still has a waitlist, while ChatGPT has added it to Codex.
Cursor Onboard
Cursor has now gone very cloudbased, from just an IDE to now running fully remote computers that just keep solving problems for you on the fly. Which is different from just prompting fixes on Claude Code on your phone to the cloud, because if you wanted it to actually test your code you couldn't really. But this is very cool.