#rust #document_ocr #document_processing #ocr #ocr_recognition #pdf #pdf_parser #text_extraction

LiteParse is a fast, local PDF parser that extracts text with bounding boxes, can use OCR, and works in Rust, Python, Node.js, and the browser. It also makes screenshots and can handle files like DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, and images after conversion. Benefit: you can turn documents into clean text or JSON on your own machine, which helps with private, quick, and structured document processing.

https://github.com/run-llama/liteparse

#rust

MXC is a sandbox system that runs untrusted code safely on Windows, Linux, and macOS with shared JSON settings and a TypeScript SDK. It helps you control files, network access, and UI use while giving you a safer way to test or run code; this can protect your computer and make automation easier to build. The project is still early preview, so its security rules are not yet final and should not be treated as fully trusted security boundaries.

https://github.com/microsoft/mxc

#rust #ai_pipelines #ai_workflows #durable_execution #durable_functions #durable_workflows #postgresql

This tool runs long SQL jobs inside PostgreSQL and saves progress after each step, so a crash, restart, or failed step does not force you to start over. It helps you replace extra workers, queues, cron jobs, and status tables with one SQL-based workflow, making background work simpler, more reliable, and easier to track in the same database as your data.

https://github.com/microsoft/pg_durable

#python #ann #avx512 #embedding #embeddings #faiss #nearest_neighbor #neon #python #quant #quantization #rag #rust #simd #turboquant #vector_search

turbovec is a fast, local vector search tool that stores large embedding sets in much less memory, can search faster than FAISS in many cases, and works with Python and Rust. It helps you build private RAG systems because data stays on your machine, while online adding, filtering, and stable IDs make it easier to grow, control, and update your index without retraining or rebuilding.

https://github.com/RyanCodrai/turbovec

#rust #adb #android #bloatware_list #bloatware_removal #debloat #debloater #debloating #privacy

Universal Android Debloater Next Generation is a tool that removes unnecessary Android system apps to improve privacy, speed, battery life, memory use, and even security by reducing the attack surface. It does not collect or send your data, and its only outside connections are to GitHub for app lists and update checks. For you, this means a cleaner phone that may run faster, use less power, and expose fewer risks, but it should be used carefully because changes can affect your device.

https://github.com/Universal-Debloater-Alliance/universal-android-debloater-next-generation

#rust #agent #agent_orchestration #ai #ai_agents #claude_code #cli #codex #coding_agents #developer_tools #devtools #multiplexer #rust #terminal #terminal_multiplexer #terminal_ui #tmux #tui #workspace_manager

Herdr is a single Rust terminal multiplexer that lets you run multiple AI coding agents in real panes with live status tracking, showing exactly who is blocked, working, done, or idle. Your benefit is effortless management: you see all agents in one terminal, detach and reattach without losing work, and use mouse-native controls plus remote SSH access, so nothing dies when you close your laptop and you always know which agent needs help.

https://github.com/ogulcancelik/herdr

#rust #agents #container #sandbox

CubeSandbox is a secure, high-performance sandbox service for AI Agents that boots in under 60ms with less than 5MB memory overhead while providing hardware-level isolation. You gain a safe environment to run untrusted code without performance trade-offs, enabling you to deploy thousands of agents on a single node, seamlessly migrate from E2B without code changes, and protect credentials via a vault that keeps keys outside the sandbox.

https://github.com/TencentCloud/CubeSandbox

#typescript #agents #ai #code_editor #linux #macos #reactjs #rust #tauri #terminal #windows #xterm_js

Terax is a tiny, open-source developer workspace that combines a terminal, code editor, file explorer, source control, web preview, and an AI side-panel in one ~7 MB app. It runs fast on macOS, Linux, and Windows with no account, no telemetry, and supports both cloud AI (with your own keys) and offline local models. You get a smoother, faster dev experience without heavy IDEs, while keeping full control over your code and AI choices.

https://github.com/crynta/terax-ai

#rust #ai_assisted_development #database #postgres #postgresql #rust

pgrust is a new version of Postgres rewritten in Rust that matches Postgres 18.3 behavior across 46,000+ tests and can boot from your existing Postgres data directory. A coming update will pass 100% of Postgres tests, use a thread-per-connection model, run 50% faster on transactions and ~300× faster on analytics than current Postgres, giving you safer upgrades, easier internal changes via Rust and AI, and significantly faster query performance for both transactional and analytical workloads without replacing your data files .

https://github.com/malisper/pgrust

#rust #ai_agents #cli #developer_tools #git #rust #safety

dcg is a high-performance security hook that blocks destructive commands (like `rm -rf` or `git reset --hard`) before AI coding agents execute them, protecting your work from accidental deletion across tools like Claude Code, Copilot, and Cursor. By installing dcg, you prevent catastrophic mistakes that could destroy hours of uncommitted code in seconds, while the tool offers zero-config protection, sub-millisecond speed, and clear suggestions for safer alternatives so you can work confidently without losing your progress.

https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/destructive_command_guard

#rust

Jellium Desktop is an unofficial, fast desktop app for watching your Jellyfin media on Linux, macOS, and Windows. It uses modern video tech (CEF and mpv) to improve performance compared to older versions. You benefit by getting a reliable, high-quality streaming experience with easy downloads for your specific computer type, including Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, plus Windows and Linux options, without needing to pay or use official support.

https://github.com/andrewrabert/jellium-desktop