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I built this as a personal replacement for Kiwi Browser, since it is now archived.<p>It brings Chrome extensions to Android. I just wanted something that works fast and feels right for daily use.<p>If Firefox and Edge just don&#x27;t feel right on Android, and you prefer Chromium but are too lazy to maintain your own fork, this might be the answer. Just don&#x27;t expect too much—I really just built this for myself.<p>P.S. I realized the name clash with Elixir lang after finishing it. Well, whatever.

Curious what people are building this year.<p>What side projects are you working on in 2026? Could be software, hardware, research, learning projects, businesses, or just experiments.<p>Links welcome.

Hi HN,<p>I’m the author of agent-contracts, a Python library that explores a contract-based approach to structuring LangGraph agents.<p>When building larger LangGraph-based systems, I kept running into the same issues: - node responsibilities becoming implicit - state dependencies spreading across the graph - routing logic getting harder to reason about - refactoring feeling increasingly risky<p>agent-contracts is an attempt to make these boundaries explicit. Each node declares a contract that describes: - which parts of the state it reads and writes - what external services it depends on - when it should run, using rule-based conditions with optional LLM hints<p>From these contracts, the LangGraph structure can be assembled in a more predictable and inspectable way.<p>This is still early-stage and experimental. I’m mainly interested in feedback on the design trade-offs and whether this mental model resonates with others building complex agent systems.

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