📦 githubsecuritylab/gh-secure

Gh Secure: Fix GitHub Security in 2 Minutes

Lock down your GitHub project in just two minutes using Gh Secure, a tool built by the GitHub Security Lab. It automatically turns on five essential safety features that most people forget to enable, protecting your code from leaked secrets, broken dependencies, and unwanted changes. The most impressive part is that it works directly through the command line without needing you to be a security expert or know how to code. You simply run one command, and it handles the complex settings for you, ensuring your project follows industry best practices.

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📦 dakra/ghostel

Ghostel: The Terminal Inside Emacs

Your text editor just became a full-blown terminal emulator that renders images directly on the screen. Ghostel is an Emacs package that uses the same fast engine as the Ghostty terminal to turn a standard buffer into a responsive shell. This means you can see colorful user interfaces and even inline image previews without ever leaving your editing environment. It handles complex shell integration automatically, so tracking your directory and navigating history works exactly like a native terminal. Instead of juggling separate windows, you keep your code and your command line side by side in one place.

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📦 disler/ten-levels-of-jev

Ten Levels of Jev: The Smart If Statement for AI

Stop parsing messy chat model output to make simple decisions. This repository, Ten Levels of Jev, shows you how to replace expensive, unpredictable language models with a fast, cheap service that returns clear yes or no answers. It’s like a smart if statement that understands meaning instead of just matching keywords. The coolest part is the ladder: it starts with a basic code check and builds all the way up to a coding agent that decides on its own when to ask for a judgment. You don't pay for words; you pay for decisions.

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📦 ios-bundles/carriersim

CarrierSIM

CarrierSIM forces an iPhone to treat your local carrier as a specific European network, enabling Wi-Fi calling without changing your phone number. The tool swaps the system carrier bundle assigned to your SIM card, tricking the device into using features that are unavailable by default in your region. It works on both macOS and Windows, using a hidden file transfer trick to install the new settings directly onto the phone. While primarily built for Russian users to get Wi-Fi calling, it effectively lets any user test different network configurations. The process is reversible and leaves no permanent changes to the operating system.

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📦 turbo-devv/openomsi

OpenOMSI: The Rust Bus Simulator

Drive any bus map or mod you already own, but on a modern engine that finally breaks the old performance limits. OpenOMSI is a complete recreation of the classic bus simulator OMSI 2, built from scratch in Rust. The coolest part? It reads your original game files directly, so every custom map and vehicle you’ve ever made still works, but now it runs on 64-bit systems without the annoying two-gigabyte memory cap. It’s like swapping your old game’s engine for a modern V8 while keeping all your favorite interior parts. If you’ve ever felt stuck by the old simulator’s technical walls, this is your ticket to smoother, faster driving.

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📦 springvoiceswell/semrush-ai-tool

The AI SEO Analyst

Your AI assistant can now run live Semrush reports without you copying any spreadsheets. The semrush ai tool connects apps like Claude directly to Semrush data through the Model Context Protocol. It handles the API calls and rate limits for you, then reads the results to answer questions about keywords and backlinks. You just ask in plain English, and the tool delivers the analysis. It is a free, self-hosted bridge that turns chat into a working SEO dashboard, all running locally on your machine. If you want your AI to actually do the work, this is the link it was missing.

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📦 youngyangyang04/llm-master

LLM Master: The Programmer's Roadmap to AI

LLM Master cuts through the noise of scattered AI tutorials to give you a structured, end-to-end learning path for building real large language model applications. It moves you past surface level theory and straight into the engineering details that matter, like how to build reliable retrieval systems and design agents that actually work in production. Instead of just explaining what attention is, it shows you how to deploy models, manage costs, and prepare for real job interviews at top tech companies. This is your shortcut from reading about AI to actually shipping AI systems that solve problems. Stop collecting random articles and start building the skills that get you hired.

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📦 blendi-remade/dioramas

Dioramas: Build Cinematic 3D Websites

Turn a simple text prompt into a fully interactive, cinematic website. Dioramas is a free framework that bridges the gap between a flat landing page and a 3D movie. It takes a description, generates a high-quality 3D object using AI, and drops it into a scene with realistic lighting and camera movements. You can then add a specific interaction, like moving the camera or reacting to clicks, making the site feel like a living video rather than static text. It includes twenty example sites to show the range of what is possible.

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📦 xuanwo/cida

Cida Translates Your Mac Screen in Real Time

Cida is the Mac utility that turns your entire screen into a live, interactive translation layer. It does not just copy text; it overlays a floating panel that streams translations directly onto the page you are viewing. The most surprising part is that it understands the context of your window, so you can hover over a paragraph in a chat app or a browser and see the meaning appear right there without losing your place. You pick any AI model you like, so you are not locked into one provider. This makes reading foreign languages feel less like switching apps and more like reading a bilingual book.

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📦 jksalcedo/librefind

LibreFind: Your Phone's Freedom Score

LibreFind is the Android app that turns your phone’s privacy into a visible score. It scans the apps already installed on your device entirely offline to check them against a community-built list of open source replacements. This gives you a clear gauge of how much big tech software you are actually running. The most useful part is that it doesn't just warn you about proprietary apps; it immediately suggests free, open source alternatives you can install right now. You can even vote on these recommendations to keep the database accurate. If you want to take control of your data and reduce tracking, this is your practical starting point.

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📦 pointantstorm/grok-self

Grok Self: Terminal Chat Done Right

Pipe your error logs directly into Grok Self and watch the AI fix your code right from your terminal. This lightweight tool strips away the heavy browser overhead, letting you chat with the Grok four model using nothing but your command line. It runs on pure Node.js without any extra packages, so it installs in seconds and stays fast. You can type quick one-shot questions or settle in for a full conversation with memory. It works on Mac, Linux, and Windows, and because it has zero dependencies, it never breaks when you update your system.

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📦 firish/claude_code_vs

Claude Code VS: The Debugger Bot

Claude Code just learned to drive the Visual Studio debugger like a human developer. This new project, called Claude Code VS, is a community built extension that connects the AI agent directly to your IDE. It doesn't just suggest code fixes in a terminal; it steps through your running application, watches variables change, and actually finds the bug hiding in your logic. You can even tell it to run a flaky test over and over until it finally breaks, catching the failure in the act. It turns your AI assistant into a live debugging partner. If you write C sharp code, this is the bridge you have been waiting for.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48548381

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📦 the01geek/prflow

PRFlow turns feature requests into merge-ready pull requests

Turn a vague feature request into a fully tested, documented pull request that is ready for you to merge. PRFlow is a plugin for Claude Code that handles the entire workflow. It writes the code, generates the necessary tests, runs a rigorous review and fix loop, and updates your documentation. It is built specifically for large, complex production codebases where standard AI tools often fail. You do the final human review and merge, but the heavy lifting is done. This is agentic coding that actually ships, not just drafts snippets. If you want your AI to deliver a complete, auditable result, this is the one to try.

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📦 anonymous-report-421/gpt-as-policy

GPT as Policy

A large language model can now step in to fix a robot’s movements in real time. This repository, called GPT as Policy, tests if GPT acts as a safety net for a physical robot. The robot follows its own motion plan, but GPT watches every move. If the robot is about to make a mistake, GPT corrects it. In tests, this hybrid approach hit a forty-eight percent success rate. It far beat the robot working alone. The project is a deep dive into how we can use smart software to guide physical machines. It shows a new way to build reliable robots. The code is here for you to explore.

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📦 zhoufuweigg/guoapp

Guoapp: The Private Short Drama Player

Stream private short dramas and full movies directly to your phone, computer, or TV, all running locally without any server. Guoapp is a personal media client that lets you browse, download, and watch content from multiple sources, ensuring your data stays on your own device. It even syncs your watch progress between your phone and computer over your local network, so you can pick up right where you left off. It is the ultimate tool for anyone who wants to manage their own library without relying on third-party apps. If you love your privacy, this is the setup for you.

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📦 scy-v/vla-precision

VLA-Precision: Training Robots on the Job

Vision-Language-Action models can plan complex tasks, but they often fail at the final, delicate move where precision matters most. VLA-Precision solves this by letting the robot learn directly from its own mistakes in real time. Instead of just watching recorded demos, the model performs the task on a physical arm, like a UR5e, and immediately adjusts its strategy based on success or failure. This method, known as Asymmetric Co-Bootstrapping, bridges the gap between high-level planning and fine motor control. By training on actual physical interactions, the robot learns the subtle nuances that simulations miss. This creates a system that is not just smart, but actually capable.

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📦 tabloy/keygate

Keygate: The Free License Server

One binary and a single database can replace the entire commercial infrastructure most developers use to sell their software. Keygate is an open source license server you run on your own hardware, giving you complete control over subscriptions, trials, and payments without sending customer data to a third party. It connects directly to your Stripe account to automate billing, manages license keys for your app, and handles usage tracking so you never have to build that complex logic from scratch. This is the middle ground between building your own system and paying monthly fees for a hosted service.

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📦 chasmlol/skycraft

SkyCraft: Play Skyrim with Minecraft Physics

SkyCraft is the mod that lets you play Skyrim with the physics and tools of Minecraft. Instead of just changing the graphics, this project runs both games simultaneously, using a hidden background window for Minecraft to handle your movement and inventory while Skyrim renders the world. The single most surprising feature is that you can physically mine the ground of Tamriel, turning ancient stone paths into blocks that drop just like in Minecraft. This creates a unique blend where you fight local guards with a diamond sword and place blocks in the middle of a city.

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📦 techjarves/droiddesk-enhanced

DroidDesk Enhanced

Turn your phone into a real computer with DroidDesk Enhanced. This tool runs a full Linux system directly on your Android hardware, skipping the slow emulation usually required for this task. You can launch heavy desktop software like code editors, browsers, and 3D modeling tools right on your phone screen. The standout feature is its ability to connect to an external monitor, transforming your pocket device into a portable workstation that rivals a small laptop. It is not just a terminal; it is a complete operating environment you can carry anywhere. If you have ever wanted to use professional desktop tools without a laptop, this is how you do it.

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📦 sparticle62ops/pssa

PSSA: The AI That Remembers

PSSA is the small language model that actually remembers what it reads. Instead of re-reading your entire previous text every single time, it carries a fixed-size state forward and keeps a tiny memory bank to look up specific details. This means it learns faster than a standard transformer and generates text twelve times quicker on the same computer. The whole thing is written in Rust with no heavy frameworks, proving that a simpler architecture can outperform the heavy hitters. It is a research prototype, not a chatbot, but it shows that efficiency matters more than raw size.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49903993

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📦 zju-omniai/spatial-interactor

Spatial-Interactor

The most surprising fact about the new spatial-interactor project is that it teaches AI to understand physical space by actually moving through it, rather than just looking at static photos. This tool solves the problem of robots or virtual assistants getting lost or confused about where objects are in relation to them. It works by feeding the computer a step-by-step video of a camera moving through real rooms and simulated houses. The system then learns to connect those visual changes to actual physical movements, like turning a corner or walking forward. This allows the model to build a mental map of the environment on its own.

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