✨ clime | Go
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Building visually appealing and interactive command-line applications in Go.
✨ Key Features:
• Terminal Utilities (clear screen, cursor movement, size detection)
• Rich Colors & Formatting (16+ colors, bold, italic, underline, rainbow effects)
• Interactive Spinners (multiple styles with customizable colors and messages)
• Progress Bars (single and multi-bar support with ETA and rate display)
📖 Summary:
Clime is a Go library designed to simplify the creation of visually appealing and interactive command-line interfaces. It offers a range of features including terminal utilities, rich text formatting, interactive spinners, progress bars, data tables, user input prompts, and responsive design to enhance the user experience in terminal applications.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Building visually appealing and interactive command-line applications in Go.
✨ Key Features:
• Terminal Utilities (clear screen, cursor movement, size detection)
• Rich Colors & Formatting (16+ colors, bold, italic, underline, rainbow effects)
• Interactive Spinners (multiple styles with customizable colors and messages)
• Progress Bars (single and multi-bar support with ETA and rate display)
📖 Summary:
Clime is a Go library designed to simplify the creation of visually appealing and interactive command-line interfaces. It offers a range of features including terminal utilities, rich text formatting, interactive spinners, progress bars, data tables, user input prompts, and responsive design to enhance the user experience in terminal applications.
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🌟 presenton | TypeScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Generating presentations with AI, either from scratch or using existing PowerPoint templates, while maintaining control over data and privacy.
✨ Key Features:
• Custom Templates & Themes
• AI Template Generation
• Flexible Generation
• Export Ready (PPTX and PDF)
• Built-In MCP Server
📖 Summary:
Presenton is an open-source AI presentation generator and API that allows users to create presentations locally using models like OpenAI and Gemini, or their own hosted models. It offers features like custom templates, AI template generation from existing PowerPoint files, flexible generation from prompts or documents, and export to PPTX and PDF formats.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Generating presentations with AI, either from scratch or using existing PowerPoint templates, while maintaining control over data and privacy.
✨ Key Features:
• Custom Templates & Themes
• AI Template Generation
• Flexible Generation
• Export Ready (PPTX and PDF)
• Built-In MCP Server
📖 Summary:
Presenton is an open-source AI presentation generator and API that allows users to create presentations locally using models like OpenAI and Gemini, or their own hosted models. It offers features like custom templates, AI template generation from existing PowerPoint files, flexible generation from prompts or documents, and export to PPTX and PDF formats.
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💡 copyparty | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Turning any device into a file server with easy access and management through a web browser.
✨ Key Features:
• Resumable uploads/downloads
• Web browser interface
• HTTP, WebDAV, FTP, TFTP, SMB/CIFS support
• Media indexer
• Thumbnails generation
📖 Summary:
Copyparty is a portable file server written in Python that supports accelerated resumable uploads and downloads through a web browser. It offers multiple protocols including HTTP, WebDAV, FTP, TFTP, and SMB/CIFS, and includes features like media indexing, thumbnails, and zeroconf, all within a single file and without external dependencies.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Turning any device into a file server with easy access and management through a web browser.
✨ Key Features:
• Resumable uploads/downloads
• Web browser interface
• HTTP, WebDAV, FTP, TFTP, SMB/CIFS support
• Media indexer
• Thumbnails generation
📖 Summary:
Copyparty is a portable file server written in Python that supports accelerated resumable uploads and downloads through a web browser. It offers multiple protocols including HTTP, WebDAV, FTP, TFTP, and SMB/CIFS, and includes features like media indexing, thumbnails, and zeroconf, all within a single file and without external dependencies.
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🚀 flare-gun | Kotlin
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Enabling offline emergency communication and recovery assistance in areas affected by war or disaster where traditional networks are unavailable.
✨ Key Features:
• Offline SOS signaling via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
• Distress signal broadcasting and scanning
• Approximate distance estimation to signal source
• Audible siren generation for location assistance
📖 Summary:
Igatha is an open-source SOS signaling and recovery application designed for use in war zones and disaster areas. It leverages Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and device sensors to enable offline emergency communication when traditional networks are unavailable, facilitating both sending distress signals and aiding in recovery efforts.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Enabling offline emergency communication and recovery assistance in areas affected by war or disaster where traditional networks are unavailable.
✨ Key Features:
• Offline SOS signaling via Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)
• Distress signal broadcasting and scanning
• Approximate distance estimation to signal source
• Audible siren generation for location assistance
📖 Summary:
Igatha is an open-source SOS signaling and recovery application designed for use in war zones and disaster areas. It leverages Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and device sensors to enable offline emergency communication when traditional networks are unavailable, facilitating both sending distress signals and aiding in recovery efforts.
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🌟 pwmenu | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing audio settings on Linux systems using a launcher interface.
✨ Key Features:
• Launcher-driven audio management
• PipeWire integration
• Support for multiple launchers (Fuzzel, Rofi, Walker, dmenu, custom)
• Font and XDG icon support
• System notifications
📖 Summary:
pwmenu is a launcher-driven audio manager for Linux that allows users to control audio settings through their preferred launcher. It supports various launchers and offers compatibility with font and XDG icons for visual representation of audio controls.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing audio settings on Linux systems using a launcher interface.
✨ Key Features:
• Launcher-driven audio management
• PipeWire integration
• Support for multiple launchers (Fuzzel, Rofi, Walker, dmenu, custom)
• Font and XDG icon support
• System notifications
📖 Summary:
pwmenu is a launcher-driven audio manager for Linux that allows users to control audio settings through their preferred launcher. It supports various launchers and offers compatibility with font and XDG icons for visual representation of audio controls.
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🔥 opcode | TypeScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing Claude Code sessions and creating custom AI agents through a graphical user interface.
✨ Key Features:
• Project & Session Management
• Custom AI Agents
• Usage Analytics Dashboard
• MCP Server Management
• Timeline & Checkpoints
📖 Summary:
Opcode is a desktop application built with Tauri 2 that provides a GUI for managing Claude Code sessions and creating custom agents. It aims to bridge the gap between command-line tools and a visual experience for AI-assisted development, offering features like usage tracking, project management, and background agent execution.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Managing Claude Code sessions and creating custom AI agents through a graphical user interface.
✨ Key Features:
• Project & Session Management
• Custom AI Agents
• Usage Analytics Dashboard
• MCP Server Management
• Timeline & Checkpoints
📖 Summary:
Opcode is a desktop application built with Tauri 2 that provides a GUI for managing Claude Code sessions and creating custom agents. It aims to bridge the gap between command-line tools and a visual experience for AI-assisted development, offering features like usage tracking, project management, and background agent execution.
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🌟 zellij | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Improving terminal workflow and productivity for developers and ops personnel.
✨ Key Features:
• Workspace management
• Terminal multiplexing
• Customizable layouts
• Multiplayer collaboration
• Floating and stacked panes
📖 Summary:
Zellij is a terminal workspace and multiplexer written in Rust, designed for developers and ops-oriented users. It aims to provide a great out-of-the-box experience with advanced features like customizable layouts, multiplayer collaboration, floating/stacked panes, and a plugin system supporting WebAssembly.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Improving terminal workflow and productivity for developers and ops personnel.
✨ Key Features:
• Workspace management
• Terminal multiplexing
• Customizable layouts
• Multiplayer collaboration
• Floating and stacked panes
📖 Summary:
Zellij is a terminal workspace and multiplexer written in Rust, designed for developers and ops-oriented users. It aims to provide a great out-of-the-box experience with advanced features like customizable layouts, multiplayer collaboration, floating/stacked panes, and a plugin system supporting WebAssembly.
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🌟 qtap | C
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Understanding and auditing egress network traffic for security, debugging, and API development purposes.
✨ Key Features:
• Captures pre-encrypted network traffic
• Provides context about egress connections
• Identifies originating processes
• Operates out-of-band with minimal overhead
• Supports security auditing
📖 Summary:
Qtap is an eBPF agent designed to capture pre-encrypted network traffic on Linux systems. It provides visibility into egress connections and their originating processes by intercepting data before and after encryption, offering rich context without requiring application modifications or proxies.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Understanding and auditing egress network traffic for security, debugging, and API development purposes.
✨ Key Features:
• Captures pre-encrypted network traffic
• Provides context about egress connections
• Identifies originating processes
• Operates out-of-band with minimal overhead
• Supports security auditing
📖 Summary:
Qtap is an eBPF agent designed to capture pre-encrypted network traffic on Linux systems. It provides visibility into egress connections and their originating processes by intercepting data before and after encryption, offering rich context without requiring application modifications or proxies.
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✨ twirp | Go
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Service-to-service communication
✨ Key Features:
• RPC framework
• Protobuf service definitions
• Code generation (routing, serialization, clients)
• HTTP 1.1 support
• JSON serialization
📖 Summary:
Twirp is a simple RPC framework that uses protobuf service definitions to generate routing and serialization, allowing developers to focus on application logic. It runs on the standard `net/http` server, supports HTTP 1.1 and JSON serialization, and provides autogenerated clients and error handling.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Service-to-service communication
✨ Key Features:
• RPC framework
• Protobuf service definitions
• Code generation (routing, serialization, clients)
• HTTP 1.1 support
• JSON serialization
📖 Summary:
Twirp is a simple RPC framework that uses protobuf service definitions to generate routing and serialization, allowing developers to focus on application logic. It runs on the standard `net/http` server, supports HTTP 1.1 and JSON serialization, and provides autogenerated clients and error handling.
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🌟 crush | Go
🎯 Primary Use Case:
AI-assisted coding within a terminal environment.
✨ Key Features:
• Multi-Model support
• Flexible LLM switching
• Session-Based context management
• LSP-Enhanced code understanding
• Extensible capabilities via MCPs
📖 Summary:
Crush is an AI coding agent designed to be used within a terminal environment. It allows users to integrate Large Language Models (LLMs) into their existing coding workflows, offering features like multi-model support, session-based context management, and LSP-enhanced code understanding.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
AI-assisted coding within a terminal environment.
✨ Key Features:
• Multi-Model support
• Flexible LLM switching
• Session-Based context management
• LSP-Enhanced code understanding
• Extensible capabilities via MCPs
📖 Summary:
Crush is an AI coding agent designed to be used within a terminal environment. It allows users to integrate Large Language Models (LLMs) into their existing coding workflows, offering features like multi-model support, session-based context management, and LSP-enhanced code understanding.
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🔥 Dolphin | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Parsing document images to extract structured information.
✨ Key Features:
• Document image parsing
• Heterogeneous Anchor Prompting
• Two-stage approach (layout analysis and parallel parsing)
• Pre-trained models
• Multi-page PDF document parsing
📖 Summary:
The Dolphin repository provides code and pre-trained models for document image parsing. It uses a novel multimodal approach called Heterogeneous Anchor Prompting to analyze and parse document images, extracting elements like text, figures, and tables in a structured manner. The model operates in two stages: layout analysis and parallel element parsing.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Parsing document images to extract structured information.
✨ Key Features:
• Document image parsing
• Heterogeneous Anchor Prompting
• Two-stage approach (layout analysis and parallel parsing)
• Pre-trained models
• Multi-page PDF document parsing
📖 Summary:
The Dolphin repository provides code and pre-trained models for document image parsing. It uses a novel multimodal approach called Heterogeneous Anchor Prompting to analyze and parse document images, extracting elements like text, figures, and tables in a structured manner. The model operates in two stages: layout analysis and parallel element parsing.
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💡 pxl-srt | JavaScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Visually re-organizing images by sorting their pixels based on color, creating a gradient effect.
✨ Key Features:
• Drag and drop image upload
• Supports JPG and PNG formats
• Shows original and sorted images side by side
• Multiple image processing in one session
• Color sorting with luminosity grouping
📖 Summary:
PXL-SRT is a web application that sorts the pixels of an image by color. Users can upload an image, and the application will reorganize the pixels into a smooth color gradient, displaying the original and sorted images side by side.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Visually re-organizing images by sorting their pixels based on color, creating a gradient effect.
✨ Key Features:
• Drag and drop image upload
• Supports JPG and PNG formats
• Shows original and sorted images side by side
• Multiple image processing in one session
• Color sorting with luminosity grouping
📖 Summary:
PXL-SRT is a web application that sorts the pixels of an image by color. Users can upload an image, and the application will reorganize the pixels into a smooth color gradient, displaying the original and sorted images side by side.
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🌟 pingerr | Shell
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Finding the optimal DNS server for a network by benchmarking multiple public DNS servers.
✨ Key Features:
• Tests 60+ DNS Servers
• Multiple Test Iterations
• DNS-Ping Correlation Analysis
• Smart Scoring System
• Color-Coded Results
📖 Summary:
The pingerr repository provides a DNS benchmarking tool that tests over 60 public DNS servers to identify the fastest and most reliable DNS resolver for a given network. It performs multiple test iterations, analyzes DNS-ping correlation, and uses a smart scoring system to provide configuration recommendations.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Finding the optimal DNS server for a network by benchmarking multiple public DNS servers.
✨ Key Features:
• Tests 60+ DNS Servers
• Multiple Test Iterations
• DNS-Ping Correlation Analysis
• Smart Scoring System
• Color-Coded Results
📖 Summary:
The pingerr repository provides a DNS benchmarking tool that tests over 60 public DNS servers to identify the fastest and most reliable DNS resolver for a given network. It performs multiple test iterations, analyzes DNS-ping correlation, and uses a smart scoring system to provide configuration recommendations.
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🚀 serpl | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Searching and replacing keywords in codebases from the terminal.
✨ Key Features:
• Search for keywords across an entire project folder with options for case sensitivity and AST Grep.
• Replace keywords with options for preserving case and AST Grep.
• Interactive preview of search results.
• Keyboard navigation for efficient workflow.
• Configurable key bindings and search modes.
📖 Summary:
Serpl is a terminal user interface (TUI) application written in Rust that enables users to search and replace keywords within an entire project folder, offering similar functionality to VS Code. It supports features like case sensitivity, AST Grep, interactive preview of search results, and customizable key bindings.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Searching and replacing keywords in codebases from the terminal.
✨ Key Features:
• Search for keywords across an entire project folder with options for case sensitivity and AST Grep.
• Replace keywords with options for preserving case and AST Grep.
• Interactive preview of search results.
• Keyboard navigation for efficient workflow.
• Configurable key bindings and search modes.
📖 Summary:
Serpl is a terminal user interface (TUI) application written in Rust that enables users to search and replace keywords within an entire project folder, offering similar functionality to VS Code. It supports features like case sensitivity, AST Grep, interactive preview of search results, and customizable key bindings.
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✨ desktop-tui | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Providing a text-based desktop environment for running and managing applications in a terminal.
✨ Key Features:
• Parse shortcut files containing apps
• Display any application or command that uses stdout
• Change tilling options
• Can let the user select a file or a folder to use its path as a command argument
• Clock
📖 Summary:
The desktop-tui repository provides a text-based desktop environment, similar to tmux, allowing users to run and manage applications without a graphical interface. It supports features like shortcut files, custom commands, window management, and terminal customization, all accessible through a terminal interface.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Providing a text-based desktop environment for running and managing applications in a terminal.
✨ Key Features:
• Parse shortcut files containing apps
• Display any application or command that uses stdout
• Change tilling options
• Can let the user select a file or a folder to use its path as a command argument
• Clock
📖 Summary:
The desktop-tui repository provides a text-based desktop environment, similar to tmux, allowing users to run and manage applications without a graphical interface. It supports features like shortcut files, custom commands, window management, and terminal customization, all accessible through a terminal interface.
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🔥 pyapp | Rust
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Creating runtime installers for Python applications.
✨ Key Features:
• Easily build standalone binaries for every platform
• Optional management commands providing functionality such as self updates
• Extremely configurable runtime behavior allowing for targeting of different end users
📖 Summary:
PyApp is a Rust-based tool for creating standalone, self-bootstrapping binaries for Python applications. It simplifies the packaging and distribution process, allowing developers to easily build and deploy their Python applications across various platforms with optional management commands and configurable runtime behavior.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Creating runtime installers for Python applications.
✨ Key Features:
• Easily build standalone binaries for every platform
• Optional management commands providing functionality such as self updates
• Extremely configurable runtime behavior allowing for targeting of different end users
📖 Summary:
PyApp is a Rust-based tool for creating standalone, self-bootstrapping binaries for Python applications. It simplifies the packaging and distribution process, allowing developers to easily build and deploy their Python applications across various platforms with optional management commands and configurable runtime behavior.
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💡 DiffMem | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Providing a version-controlled and efficient memory system for AI agents, particularly for long-term, evolving knowledge.
✨ Key Features:
• Git-based versioning for memory
• Markdown storage for human-readability
• BM25 index for fast retrieval
• Differential intelligence via Git diffs
• Current-state focus for efficient queries
📖 Summary:
DiffMem is a Git-based memory backend designed for AI agents and conversational systems. It leverages Git for tracking the evolution of knowledge and uses Markdown files for human-readable storage. It also uses an in-memory BM25 index for fast, explainable retrieval, enabling efficient and scalable memory management for AI applications.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Providing a version-controlled and efficient memory system for AI agents, particularly for long-term, evolving knowledge.
✨ Key Features:
• Git-based versioning for memory
• Markdown storage for human-readability
• BM25 index for fast retrieval
• Differential intelligence via Git diffs
• Current-state focus for efficient queries
📖 Summary:
DiffMem is a Git-based memory backend designed for AI agents and conversational systems. It leverages Git for tracking the evolution of knowledge and uses Markdown files for human-readable storage. It also uses an in-memory BM25 index for fast, explainable retrieval, enabling efficient and scalable memory management for AI applications.
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💡 PulseTimer | JavaScript
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Improving focus and productivity through customizable and AI-assisted timer settings for various work and study activities.
✨ Key Features:
• AI Assistant for smart timer recommendations
• 8 Presets for various activities (Study, Deep Work, etc.)
• Flexible Timer with custom intervals and session names
• Smart Notifications with desktop alerts and audio feedback
📖 Summary:
PulseTimer is a modern work timer application with AI-powered recommendations. It offers smart timer settings based on user goals, a clean design, and focus features. The application supports both online usage and local installation, providing flexible timer configurations and productivity tracking.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Improving focus and productivity through customizable and AI-assisted timer settings for various work and study activities.
✨ Key Features:
• AI Assistant for smart timer recommendations
• 8 Presets for various activities (Study, Deep Work, etc.)
• Flexible Timer with custom intervals and session names
• Smart Notifications with desktop alerts and audio feedback
📖 Summary:
PulseTimer is a modern work timer application with AI-powered recommendations. It offers smart timer settings based on user goals, a clean design, and focus features. The application supports both online usage and local installation, providing flexible timer configurations and productivity tracking.
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🚀 doomscroll-detector | Python
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Detecting and discouraging doomscrolling behavior.
✨ Key Features:
• YOLOv11 pose estimation for keypoint tracking
• YOLO object detection for phone detection
• Heuristic-based reclined posture detection (hip/shoulder alignment)
• Wrist proximity to phone detection
• Spoofed penalty counter
📖 Summary:
The Doomscrolling Detector is a computer vision pipeline designed to identify and discourage excessive phone usage while in a reclined position. It uses pose estimation and object detection to determine when a user is likely doomscrolling, and then applies a spoofed penalty counter as a deterrent.
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🎯 Primary Use Case:
Detecting and discouraging doomscrolling behavior.
✨ Key Features:
• YOLOv11 pose estimation for keypoint tracking
• YOLO object detection for phone detection
• Heuristic-based reclined posture detection (hip/shoulder alignment)
• Wrist proximity to phone detection
• Spoofed penalty counter
📖 Summary:
The Doomscrolling Detector is a computer vision pipeline designed to identify and discourage excessive phone usage while in a reclined position. It uses pose estimation and object detection to determine when a user is likely doomscrolling, and then applies a spoofed penalty counter as a deterrent.
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🌟 Air-Guard | Jupyter Notebook
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Monitoring and analyzing wireless communication data to detect and prevent Wi-Fi intrusions and attacks.
✨ Key Features:
• Real-time WiFi packet capture using ESP32
• Graphical user interface for easy interaction
• Live packet statistics and visualization
• Detection of deauthentication attacks and Evil_Twin attacks
• Machine learning-based detection of Kr00k vulnerability and web spoofing attacks
📖 Summary:
Air-Guard is an ESP32-based Wi-Fi Intrusion Detection System that captures and analyzes wireless communication data in real-time. It provides a graphical interface for data visualization, detects various attacks like deauthentication and Evil Twin, and uses machine learning for advanced threat detection.
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🔓 Open Source
🎯 Primary Use Case:
Monitoring and analyzing wireless communication data to detect and prevent Wi-Fi intrusions and attacks.
✨ Key Features:
• Real-time WiFi packet capture using ESP32
• Graphical user interface for easy interaction
• Live packet statistics and visualization
• Detection of deauthentication attacks and Evil_Twin attacks
• Machine learning-based detection of Kr00k vulnerability and web spoofing attacks
📖 Summary:
Air-Guard is an ESP32-based Wi-Fi Intrusion Detection System that captures and analyzes wireless communication data in real-time. It provides a graphical interface for data visualization, detects various attacks like deauthentication and Evil Twin, and uses machine learning for advanced threat detection.
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