Self-Host Chatwoot and Expose It with Pinggy
Chatwoot v4.14 ships Captain AI for automated customer support. Run the full stack locally with Docker Compose, then expose it to the internet with one Pinggy command - no port forwarding, no SaaS bill.
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npm v12 Is Disabling Install Scripts by Default: What Breaks in July and How to Prepare
npm v12 lands in July 2026 and turns off install script execution by default, a direct response to the Miasma supply chain worm that compromised 57 packages in under 2 hours. Here is what breaks, how to audit your project today, and the exact migration workflow.
Run OpenClaw Locally and Access It from Anywhere with Pinggy
OpenClaw is the fastest-growing open-source AI agent in GitHub history. Learn how to install it locally, expose port 18789 with a Pinggy HTTPS tunnel, and connect Telegram webhook mode - all with one SSH command.
8 Open Source Tools to Slash AI Coding Agent Token Usage in 2026
AI coding agents burn tokens fast. Here are the best open source tools - Headroom, Graphify, Caveman, RAG pipelines, Continue.dev, and more - to cut context costs without losing quality.
Apple's container: Run Linux Containers on Mac Without Docker Desktop
Apple shipped an official container tool at WWDC 2026. Each container gets its own lightweight VM, startup is sub-second, and it pulls standard OCI images from Docker Hub. Here's how it works, how it compares to Docker, and how to share containers publicly.
Google Launches Official Agent Skills Repository: What Every Developer Should Know
Google has launched an official open-source skills repository for AI agents at Cloud Next 2026. Learn what agent skills are, how the google/skills GitHub repo works, and how to use the cloud skills and Gemini API Docs MCP in your AI coding workflow.
whichllm: One Command to Find the Best Local LLM for Your Hardware
whichllm auto-detects your GPU, CPU, and RAM, then ranks local models by real benchmarks rather than parameter count. Here's how to use it, run your pick with Ollama, and share it remotely via Pinggy.
Your Own Streaming Stack: The Best Open-Source Self-Hosted Media Servers in 2026
A practical guide to the best open-source self-hosted media servers in 2026. Compare Jellyfin, Navidrome, Immich, Audiobookshelf, and Kavita to build your own Netflix, Spotify, and Google Photos at home.
Self-Host Open Notebook: Run Your Own Private NotebookLM Alternative
Open Notebook is an open-source NotebookLM alternative with multi-model support, custom podcasts, and a REST API - all running on your own machine. Learn how to set it up with Docker and make it accessible from anywhere with Pinggy.
Picking the Right Hardware to Run LLMs Locally in 2026
A practical hardware guide for self-hosting LLMs in 2026. Compare consumer GPUs, Apple Silicon, enterprise cards, and pre-built AI workstations. Find the right setup for 7B to 405B models at every budget.