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CasaOS offers a low-cost personal cloud for data sharing, storage and management for content creators and small organizations.

The open-source project is positioned as a personal data center that can also manage and connect smart devices across different ecosystems, with local intelligent services running on the user’s own setup. It is presented as a way to keep control of personal data while bringing files, devices and local services into one system. The project also says personal data in the cloud can be combined to train personalized AI assistants.

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Instead of hand-editing nginx config files, developers and enthusiasts can use a modern GUI for management.

Nginx-ignition is an intuitive interface for the nginx web server, built for users who want powerful control without manual setup.

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Flowsint is a graph-based platform for visual, flexible and extensible investigations for cybersecurity analysts and investigators.

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Unitool says it offers ChatGPT, MidJourney, Gemini, Grok and other AI tools in one convenient, low-cost place, without a VPN or ads.

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Free-for-dev is a curated GitHub list of services with free tiers for developers and open-source authors, built to cut the time spent searching across options.

It covers SaaS, PaaS, IaaS and other offers. The scope is limited to tools likely to be useful for infrastructure developers, including sysadmins and DevOps teams.

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AskCodi speeds up coding work inside the IDE.

AskCodi generates code snippets from descriptions, writes tests, translates code between languages, creates documentation, and explains development concepts and practices in IDEs such as VS Code.

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SonarQube can flag new issues, not just show an application’s state; with Quality Gate, it helps keep code clean and systematically improve code quality.

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1C-Enterprise-Agent-Toolkit is a universal toolkit for AI agents working with any 1C:Enterprise application configurations, BSL, and extensions. It isn’t tied to UNF or any standard configuration: it exports only user-selected metadata, isolates extension work from the main database, checks batch Configurator results, and deletes the temporary data it creates.

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Vpn-configurator helps you build AmneziaVPN configs for allowed IP lists in seconds.

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Rather than a runtime with extra dependencies, Rach is a small scripting language for automation: system commands, files, browsers through a real W3C WebDriver, and generating bash and code in other languages.

Its interpreter is written in Rust and ships as a single statically linked binary. Rach has no runtime dependencies except curl/tar/unzip for automatic web-driver installs.

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Clover Helper is a VS Code extension for Russian-speaking developers: it translates code comments into Russian and opens docs and tutorials for selected code inside the editor.

It uses Google Translate for text translation and searches DuckDuckGo, YouTube, MDN and Microsoft Learn in the built-in VS Code browser. No generative AI.

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SwapKino is a web service for picking a movie for the evening, with recommendations, a catalog and swipe-based browsing. It also imports ratings from KinoPoisk.

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PentestCode is an AI multi-agent penetration testing system published on GitHub.

The project is described as a framework for AI-driven security testing with several agents working at once. It is built for continuous interaction between agents, strategic coordination across tasks, and parallel autonomous operations during a penetration test.

The repository is available under the name PentestCode on GitHub through the account linked in the source. The published description presents it as a system focused on organizing multiple AI agents for offensive security workflows rather than a single assistant handling one task at a time.

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GHOSTCREW is described as a universal offensive security toolkit that ties Nmap, Metasploit, FFUF and SQLMap into one MCP architecture built around AI agents.

It is meant for pentesting, bug hunting, threat hunting and reporting, with RAG answers backed by a local knowledge base.

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Tabminal is a cloud-native terminal and ACP agent workspace built for desktop, tablet, and phone.

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Semtools is a command-line toolkit for semantic search and document analysis for teams.

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All In One shows how to build one updateable USB drive with diagnostic and rescue tools, OS and app installers, and recovery utilities.

It also includes step-by-step guidance for preparing and using the drive.

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lsv is a fast curses-based terminal file viewer with 3 side-by-side panels for parent, current and preview.

Parent shows the parent directory, Current handles selection and navigation in the active directory, and Preview shows the selected file or directory contents.

It’s keyboard-driven, configurable with Lua, and supports ANSI-colored previews from tools like bat and glow.

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Constrict compresses video to a chosen file size for uploads to services with size limits.

The app automates the usual trial and error of re-encoding with different bitrates. It calculates average bitrate, resolution, frame rate and audio quality for each video to hit a target size. It also supports batch compression of multiple videos into one output folder.

Constrict offers frame-rate limits to trade off smoother motion against sharper images. Users can also pick output codecs, including H.264, HEVC, AV1 and VP9. The project is available on GitHub.

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OpenSpec is a GitHub project that brings spec-driven development (SDD) to AI coding assistants.

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Google is launching a free AI agents intensive starting on June 15.

The program covers how chatbots evolve into full agents with planning and tools, how agents interact with each other and users, context, memory and history storage, plus safety, limits, debugging and production rollout. You can get a certificate after completion. Course

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