About HuiaHub
HuiaHub tracks AI tools, open-source projects, agent skills and videos, checks each one against its own sources, and dates every page.
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HuiaHub helps you find the AI worth using and skip the rest. It covers five kinds of pages, and each one shows where its facts came from and when they were last checked.
What you'll find here
- AI tools: hosted and commercial AI products. Pricing, free tiers and API access come from the vendor's own pages, with the date we checked them. Anything the vendor doesn't state is shown as unknown.
- Open-source projects: GitHub repositories, with star and fork history from GitHub's official API and a Huia Project Score whose weights are published.
- Agent skills: SKILL.md packages for Claude Code and other coding agents. Every skill page has a security note that says whether the skill runs scripts, needs network access, installs hooks or asks for secrets.
- Videos: learning videos, each written up so you know what is in it before you press play.
- Blog and weekly digest: guides and comparisons built from primary sources, and a short weekly round-up of what changed.
Who runs it
HuiaHub is edited by Hamza Ahmad Aslam (opens in a new tab). Every page is researched and checked before it goes live, and the editorial policy explains how.
How it's made
Nothing publishes itself. Research, writing and fact-checking happen in editing sessions run by a person, with AI assistance that is disclosed on every page. The methodology describes the process step by step, and the AI disclosure says exactly where AI helps.
Why "Huia"?
The huia was a New Zealand bird with a long curved beak, last recorded in 1907. The logo draws one inside a hand-drawn "h".