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🚀 awesome-free-apps | JavaScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Discovering free and useful applications for various platforms.

Key Features:
• Curated list of free apps
• Categorized by platform (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS)
• Filters for open-source and recommended apps
• Categorized by function (Audio, Browsers, Communication, etc.)

📖 Summary:
This repository provides a curated list of free applications for PC and mobile devices, categorized by platform and function. It offers filters to easily find open-source or recommended apps, making it a valuable resource for users seeking free alternatives to paid software.

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💡 3d-model-playground | JavaScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Interactive 3D model manipulation using hand gestures and voice commands.

Key Features:
• Real-time 3D model control
• Hand gesture recognition
• Voice command recognition
• GLTF model import
• Interactive web application

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The 3D Model Playground is an interactive web application that allows users to control 3D models in real-time using hand gestures and voice commands. It leverages Three.js for 3D rendering, MediaPipe for computer vision, and the Web Speech API for voice recognition, enabling users to manipulate and animate 3D models through intuitive interactions.

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🌟 PhoneAgent | Swift

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Automating tasks on an iPhone using OpenAI models, spanning across multiple apps.

Key Features:
• Uses OpenAI models to automate tasks on an iPhone.
• Can interact with apps by tapping, swiping, scrolling, and typing.
• Allows voice control via microphone.
• Offers an Always On mode for continuous listening.
• Securely stores OpenAI API key on the device.

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PhoneAgent is an iOS application that leverages OpenAI models to automate tasks on an iPhone. It interacts with apps through accessibility features, allowing it to tap, swipe, scroll, type, and open apps based on user prompts. The application also supports voice control and an 'Always On' mode for continuous listening, making it possible to automate tasks hands-free.

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🔥 rf-detr | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Real-time object detection tasks requiring high accuracy and speed, suitable for edge deployment.

Key Features:
• Real-time object detection
• Transformer-based architecture
• SOTA performance on COCO benchmark
• Competitive performance at base sizes
• State-of-the-art performance on RF100-VL benchmark

📖 Summary:
RF-DETR is a real-time object detection model architecture that achieves state-of-the-art performance on the COCO and RF100-VL benchmarks. It is designed for fine-tuning and can be deployed on edge devices using Roboflow Inference, making it suitable for applications requiring both accuracy and real-time performance.

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🚀 stagewise | TypeScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Connecting a browser toolbar to code AI agents in a code editor, allowing developers to provide real-time, browser-powered context to their AI agents.

Key Features:
• Connects frontend UI to code AI agents
• Allows commenting on any DOM element
• Sends DOM elements, screenshots, and metadata to AI agent

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Stagewise is a browser toolbar that bridges the gap between frontend UIs and code AI agents. It allows developers to select and comment on any DOM element, sending relevant context like DOM elements, screenshots, and metadata to the AI agent. This eliminates the need for manually providing file paths and other contextual information, streamlining the AI-assisted development process.

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🌟 whoBIRD | Kotlin

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Identifying bird sounds in real-time using an Android app, without requiring an internet connection.

Key Features:
• Real-time bird sound identification
• Offline functionality (no internet required)
• Database of over 6,000 bird species
• Customization options (ignore date/place, show images, audio source selection, high pass filter, threshold adjustment, weighted meta model)
• Option to save .wav files of detections

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The whoBIRD app is an Android application that identifies bird sounds in real-time using the BirdNET framework. It boasts a database of over 6,000 bird species and operates offline. The app offers various customization options, including the ability to filter noise, adjust detection thresholds, and save audio recordings.

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🚀 calibre | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing and converting e-books across various formats and devices.

Key Features:
• E-book management (view, convert, edit, catalog)
• E-book format conversion
• Communication with e-book reader devices
• Metadata fetching from the internet
• Newspaper downloading and conversion to e-books

📖 Summary:
Calibre is a comprehensive e-book manager that allows users to view, convert, edit, and catalog e-books in various formats. It supports communication with e-book readers, fetches metadata from the internet, and can download and convert newspapers into e-books. Calibre is a cross-platform application available on Linux, Windows, and macOS.

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🚀 learn-agentic-ai | Jupyter Notebook

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Learning and implementing Agentic AI systems using Dapr and related technologies for scalable agent orchestration.

Key Features:
• Dapr Agentic Cloud Ascent (DACA) Design Pattern
• Agent-Native Cloud Technologies
• OpenAI Agents SDK integration
• Knowledge Graph utilization
• Kubernetes deployment

📖 Summary:
The repository provides resources for learning Agentic AI development using the Dapr Agentic Cloud Ascent (DACA) design pattern. It focuses on building scalable AI agent systems leveraging technologies like Dapr, Kubernetes, and the OpenAI Agents SDK. The primary goal is to enable developers to design AI agents capable of handling a large number of concurrent users with minimal resources.

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gophish | Go

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Simulating phishing attacks for security awareness training and penetration testing.

Key Features:
• Phishing campaign setup and execution
• Security awareness training
• Cross-platform support (Windows, Mac, Linux)
• Docker support

📖 Summary:
Gophish is an open-source phishing toolkit designed for businesses and penetration testers. It enables users to quickly set up and execute phishing engagements to assess security vulnerabilities and conduct security awareness training. The toolkit supports multiple platforms and can be deployed via Docker.

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🚀 chiasmodon | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) gathering for domain reconnaissance and attack surface analysis.

Key Features:
• Domain information gathering
• Google Play application information retrieval
• Credential searching (email, username, password)
• IP address information retrieval
• CIDR block information retrieval

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Chiasmodon is an OSINT tool designed to gather information about a target domain. It allows users to search for domain-related data, including emails, credentials, CIDRs, ASNs, and subdomains, as well as Google Play application information. The tool offers comprehensive scanning capabilities, customizable output formats, and additional options for enhanced data analysis.

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💡 kippo | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
SSH honeypot designed to log brute force attacks and attacker shell interactions.

Key Features:
• Logs brute force attacks
• Logs entire shell interaction performed by the attacker
• Fake filesystem with the ability to add/remove files
• Fake file contents
• Session logs stored in UML Compatible format

📖 Summary:
Kippo is a medium interaction SSH honeypot. It's designed to log brute force attacks and the entire shell interaction performed by attackers. Kippo includes features such as a fake filesystem, the ability to log downloaded files, and session replay capabilities.

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🌟 Exploit-Street | C

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Providing a centralized resource for Windows LPE exploits.

Key Features:
• Complete list of LPE (Local Privilege Escalation) exploits for Windows (starting from 2023)

📖 Summary:
The Exploit-Street repository aims to be a comprehensive collection of Local Privilege Escalation (LPE) exploits for Windows systems, starting from 2023. It addresses the perceived lack of a consolidated resource for these exploits. The repository encourages contributions from the community to ensure its completeness and accuracy.

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🔥 mopad | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Adding gamepad support to Marimo notebooks for interactive data exploration, games, or any application needing real-time gamepad input.

Key Features:
• Automatic gamepad detection
• Real-time visual feedback
• Precise timestamp tracking
• Any button support

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Mopad is an anywidget that enables gamepad input within Marimo notebooks. It features automatic gamepad detection, real-time visual feedback, precise timestamp tracking, and support for any button on a Bluetooth gamepad. This allows users to create interactive data explorations, games, and other applications that benefit from real-time gamepad control.

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🚀 two_claps_open | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Opening applications or activating functions with a double clap gesture.

Key Features:
• Opens applications with two claps
• Clap detection using frequency analysis and peak detection
• Bandpass filter to isolate clap sounds
• Voice assistant activation via claps

📖 Summary:
The `two_claps_open` repository provides a way to open applications or trigger actions by detecting two consecutive claps. It uses frequency analysis and peak detection on audio input to identify claps, filtering out irrelevant noise. The repository includes example scripts for opening Chrome and activating a voice assistant.

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LLMFeeder | JavaScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Converting web pages to clean Markdown for use as context in Large Language Models (LLMs).

Key Features:
• Smart Content Extraction using Readability
• One-Click Markdown Conversion and Copy to Clipboard
• LLM-Optimized Output
• Customizable Content Scope and Formatting
• Keyboard Shortcuts

📖 Summary:
LLMFeeder is a browser extension designed to simplify the process of feeding web page content to LLMs. It extracts the main content of a webpage, converts it to clean Markdown, and copies it to the clipboard with a single click, making it easy to provide context to your favorite AI models. It is available for both Chrome and Firefox.

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🌟 reddit-tui | Go

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Browsing Reddit from the command line.

Key Features:
• Subreddit Browsing
• Post Viewing
• Keyboard Navigation
• Configurable

📖 Summary:
Reddittui is a terminal-based UI for browsing Reddit. It allows users to navigate subreddits, view posts and comments, and customize the application's behavior through a configuration file. The application is designed for users who prefer a command-line interface for accessing Reddit.

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🔥 athena-crisis | TypeScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Developing, modifying, and extending a turn-based tactical strategy game using an open core architecture.

Key Features:
• Turn-based tactical strategy game development
• Open core technology for game modification and tool creation
• Modular codebase with separated concerns (data, game state, rendering, UI)

📖 Summary:
Athena Crisis is an open-core turn-based tactical strategy game. The repository provides the source code, licensed under MIT, to improve the existing game, build additional tools, study game development, or create entirely new turn-based strategy games. The codebase is modular, with packages focusing on data structures, game state, rendering, and UI.

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🌟 ItsCaptchaBot | Python

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Preventing bots and unwanted users from joining Telegram chats.

Key Features:
• Captcha verification for new Telegram chat participants
• Automatic kicking of users who fail captcha
• Multilingual support

📖 Summary:
ItsCaptchaBot is a Telegram bot that adds a captcha verification step for new chat participants. It helps to prevent spam and bots from entering the chat by requiring users to solve a captcha within 10 minutes. The bot supports multiple languages and can be easily installed and configured.

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🌟 phoenix | JavaScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Web development with a focus on JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, providing a lightweight and fun coding experience.

Key Features:
• Web development focus (JS, HTML, CSS)
• Game-like UX for code editing
• Lightweight editor
• Brackets extension compatibility
• Local development experience

📖 Summary:
Phoenix is a modern, open-source text editor designed for web development, emphasizing a game-like user experience to make coding more enjoyable. It supports Brackets extensions, offers a seamless local development environment, and is built to be lightweight and easily auditable. The editor prioritizes simplicity and ease of development, aiming to provide a fast and efficient coding experience.

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winhider | C++

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Hiding specific application windows from being visible during screen sharing sessions and from the taskbar/taskswitcher, while still allowing the user to interact with them.

Key Features:
• Hides windows from screensharing
• Hides windows from taskbar and taskswitcher (Alt-Tab)
• GUI and CLI interface
• DLL injection for hiding/unhiding windows

📖 Summary:
WinHider is a C++ application that allows users to selectively hide windows from screensharing applications and the taskbar/taskswitcher. It provides both a GUI and CLI interface for managing window visibility, utilizing DLL injection to achieve its functionality.

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🔥 Addon | JavaScript

🎯 Primary Use Case:
Automatically remove tracking elements from URLs to protect user privacy while browsing the internet.

Key Features:
• Removes tracking from URLs automatically
• Blocks some common ad domains (optional)
• Built-in tool to clean up multiple URLs at once
• Supports redirection without tracking services

📖 Summary:
ClearURLs is a browser add-on that automatically removes tracking elements from URLs, enhancing user privacy. It supports multiple browsers and offers features like blocking ad domains, cleaning multiple URLs, and preventing various tracking methods. The add-on aims to provide a cleaner and more private browsing experience by eliminating unnecessary tracking parameters from web addresses.

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