Pre-installed applications
7 Buzz use cases for development and project teams
Development and project teams can use Buzz to coordinate sprints, assign coding tasks to AI agents, triage bugs, review code, ...
How to install Buzz on a VPSHow to self-host Buzz on a serverHow to install Buzz on a VPS
To install Buzz (by Block), set up the prerequisites, download and install Buzz, configure your domain and secrets, enable secure ...
What is Buzz?
Buzz is a free, open-source collaboration platform from Block that brings team communication, code repositories, workflows, and AI agents into ...
What are OpenClaw skills?
OpenClaw skills are installable packages that add reusable capabilities to OpenClaw. Each skill contains instructions for a specific tool, workflow, ...
What is modern DevOps?
Modern DevOps is an evolution of traditional DevOps that combines automation, cloud technologies, and cross-functional collaboration to enable...
Top 10 Ruby on Rails alternatives: Key features and pricing
Ruby on Rails is a strong way to build web apps, APIs, SaaS products, and internal tools. It’s a convention-based ...
Docker best practices for building and running containers
Docker best practices are guidelines for building, running, and maintaining containers securely and efficiently.Docker packages applications and their...
Hermes Agent vs. OpenClaw: Key differences compared
Hermes Agent and OpenClaw are AI agents available as managed services or self-hosted software on your own infrastructure. Both can ...
Hermes Agent cost: managed, self-hosted, and local pricing 2026
Hermes Agent costs from $5.99/month for a managed plan, while a self-hosted deployment typically costs around $6 to $85+ per ...