📦 blader/claudeception

Claudeception: Your AI Coder Remembers What It Learned

Watch your AI coding assistant stop forgetting the hard lessons it just learned. Every time you use an artificial intelligence tool to fix code, it starts from scratch, forcing you to re-explain the same obscure errors and wasting precious time on repetition. A project called Claudeception changes this by teaching the assistant to save its discoveries. When the system cracks a tricky bug or finds a clever workaround, it automatically writes that solution into a permanent memory file. Next time you hit that exact problem, the tool loads the fix instantly, skipping the tedious trial and error entirely. It is like having a colleague who never forgets the last lesson.

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📦 marmottajr/habblaud

Your AI Coding Agents Now Have a Virtual Office

Habblaud turns your chaotic pile of background AI coding tasks into a living, breathing pixel art office that runs entirely on your own computer. You stop staring at terminal windows and instead see tiny characters walking into individual project rooms to get to work. If an agent needs your permission to run a command, it literally raises its hand at a desk to get your attention. If a process hangs, the character gets bored, eats popcorn, or even falls asleep until the code finishes. It even tracks your weekly token usage and lets you send messages directly to your bots.

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📦 youke1686/flydisk

FlyDisk: Making Old Hard Drives Fly

FlyDisk turns a slow mechanical hard drive into a near-SSD speed demon by layering a smart cache in front of it. Instead of just storing files, it watches what you actually use and keeps those hot blocks in your RAM and on a separate SSD. The result is a twenty-five times jump in random read speed, meaning games load in under two minutes instead of four. It works by completely taking over the drive and reconnecting it through a local network loop, so Windows sees it as a brand-new, lightning-fast disk.

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📦 funny-bones/elden-ring-combat-rewrite

Elden Ring Combat Rewrite: How It Works

Recreate the exact feel of ELDEN RING combat in a simple sandbox. This Rust project builds a stick figure that moves and attacks using the real data from the game files. It reads the actual timings and animations so every roll and hit lands with perfect precision. You can even watch it play itself through a full demo. It is a great way to study how the game works under the hood. If you want to see the code behind the action, this is the project to check out.

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📦 xamjiang/handout-remake

handout-remake

Handout Remake takes messy class slides and rebuilds them into beautiful, dark-mode study guides designed specifically for an iPad. The most surprising part? It doesn't just copy the text; it re-teaches every topic from scratch using simple diagrams and step-by-step examples that actually make sense. You get a fully vector PDF where you can write your answers directly on the screen, and the tool even automatically checks the math to ensure accuracy. It turns confusing lecture notes into a calm, readable experience that helps you study longer without eye strain. If you are tired of squinting at tiny text, this is the upgrade your study session needs.

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📦 sightarbreed/1password-download

What is 1password-download?

Explore the details behind 1Password, the popular password manager, through a dedicated informational hub. This repository serves as a digital signpost rather than a software installer, giving you a clear window into the product's features, pricing options, and user feedback before you make a move. It curates screenshots and essential specs into one tidy place, removing the guesswork from your research. Instead of hunting through scattered forums, you get a focused overview of what this security tool actually offers. It’s a clever way to gather your facts before committing to a free trial. So, take a look, check the details, and decide for yourself if it fits your needs.

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📦 stellar-sentinel/sentinel-contracts

Sentinel Contracts: On-Chain Security Flags

Sentinel Contracts is the on-chain security contract that gives trusted monitoring agents a single, auditable way to flag suspicious activity. Built on Stellar’s Soroban platform, it solves the problem of scattered, untrustworthy security alerts by centralizing them into one smart contract. When an authorized agent detects a risk score above a set threshold, the contract records that flag and broadcasts an event that backends can read to trigger alerts. The coolest part is the emergency pause button; an admin can instantly freeze all new flags if something goes wrong, without erasing any existing data. It’s a clean, simple way to build a responsive security layer directly on the blockchain.

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📦 punkpeye/awesome-remote-mcp-servers

Awesome Remote MCP Servers: A Directory for Hosted AI Tools

There is now a single, curated directory specifically for remote Model Context Protocol servers that anyone can actually use. The repository Awesome Remote MCP Servers solves a real gap in the AI tooling landscape by listing only endpoints hosted by providers that you can connect to over the internet using standard web protocols. It filters out local setups and private endpoints, ensuring every entry is publicly reachable and verified to work. Each listing includes a health badge that shows the server is maintained and the tools are clearly defined.

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📦 antfu/skills-npm

skills-npm

Your coding agent’s extra capabilities used to be messy, but now they install just like your normal code dependencies. A project called skills-npm scans your installed packages to find bundled agent skills, then automatically links them for you. This kills the annoying habit of cloning random files from git every time you want a new feature. It also lets you share a curated list of skills as a simple package, so your whole team gets the same setup instantly. Once you wire it into your project, it handles everything in the background. You get version control and zero manual cleanup.

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📦 toicf/cf-workers-tgproxy

CF-Workers-TGProxy

Route your desktop or Android Telegram traffic directly to the official server using just one file. This project removes the heavy middleman server you usually need to run a private Telegram proxy. Instead of trusting a third party to decrypt your messages, it runs on Cloudflare Workers to simply swap the transport layer wrapper. Your actual chat content stays fully encrypted between your device and Telegram the whole time. The worker just peels off the outer shell, adds a fresh random shell, and forwards it to the official endpoint. It is a clever way to get fast, secure connections without maintaining your own dedicated infrastructure.

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📦 helixdb/helix-foundry

Helix Foundry: Your Data, Your Rules

Helix Foundry is the local-first data workspace that connects all your company's scattered tools into one unified map right on your laptop. Instead of trusting a cloud vendor with your sensitive customer records, this tool pulls data from your databases, billing systems, and file servers to build a single, connected view you can actually explore. The coolest part is that it runs entirely offline by default, meaning your data never leaves your machine, and you can ask questions about your business in plain English. It is essentially a private data engine that gives you full ownership without the usual security headaches.

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📦 mosi-ai/roboicl

RoboICL

RoboICL lets a frozen, general-purpose language model control a physical robot arm without ever training it. It works by showing the model a few recorded examples of a task, like depositing a coin, and then letting it watch its own live attempts to correct mistakes in real time. The system feeds camera feeds and sensor data directly into the model, which predicts precise movements for the robot to execute. This means you can teach a new task to a large AI model just by providing a few demos, no custom robot brain required. It turns a generic AI into a capable robot learner on the fly.

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📦 datagouv/datagouv-mcp

Ask your AI about French government data

Stop scrolling through endless government websites to find that one specific CSV file. DataGouv MCP lets you simply ask your favorite AI chatbot for information about French open data, and it finds the answer instantly. Instead of manually browsing the catalog for housing prices or population stats, you just type your question in plain language, and the tool digs through the official national platform to pull up the exact datasets you need. It connects any compatible chatbot directly to the source, turning a tedious search into a quick conversation. No more guessing file names or hunting through folders; you get straight to the data.

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📦 goodnight000/api-anything

API Anything: Turn Websites into APIs

Teach your AI agent a website just once, and it instantly learns to call that site like a standard software interface instead of slowly clicking through a browser. This tool records the hidden data requests a page makes, extracts the useful parts, and saves them as reusable functions. The coolest part is that it fixes itself. If a website changes its layout or breaks the data structure, the tool automatically repairs the connection so your agent never breaks. You stop paying for slow, expensive browser automation and start getting fast, clean data instantly. It is the perfect bridge between messy websites and reliable code.

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📦 anthropics/oss-scanner

Oss Scanner

Get your critical open-source code professionally scanned for security vulnerabilities, free of charge, directly from Anthropic. This project, called Oss Scanner, solves a major problem for maintainers who need expert security audits but lack the budget. The coolest part? You enroll your project by simply opening a pull request in this repository. Once merged, Anthropic builds your code in an isolated virtual machine, completely cuts off the internet, and runs a deep security audit. They then email you the findings, complete with reproduction steps and proposed patches. It is private, non-public, and designed specifically for the open-source ecosystem. No public disclosure periods, just private fixes.

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📦 aipentest/cyberstrikeai

CyberStrikeAI: The AI Pentest Workspace

CyberStrikeAI runs an entire security audit from a single sentence, turning a simple request into a governed, step-by-step hacking plan that requires your explicit approval before touching anything. It orchestrates a team of specialized A.I. agents to map attack surfaces, test for vulnerabilities, and manage the evidence, all within one auditable workspace. The most fascinating part is how it treats every action as a lesson; the system remembers what worked and what failed, so it gets smarter with every operation. It is not just a scanner, but a full operational memory for authorized testing.

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📦 kvmem/kvmem-llama.cpp

KVMem: Run 256k Context on a 16GB GPU

KVMem is the memory manager that fits massive two hundred and fifty six thousand token contexts onto a sixteen gigabyte graphics card. Running long-running agents usually chokes your memory because the attention cache grows endlessly, but this tool solves that by moving old conversation history to your system RAM and only fetching the relevant bits back when needed. It is not just about saving space, though. The paper proves that keeping just thirty two thousand tokens active on the GPU is nearly lossless compared to holding the whole history, meaning your agent stays smart without the slowdown.

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📦 xiaozhou26/chromix

Chromix: The Browser That Remembers You

Chromix is a custom-built browser that lets you script exactly what it looks like to the internet. Unlike standard automation tools that often get flagged as bots, this project modifies the browser source code to create a consistent digital persona. You can set the language, timezone, screen size, and even the graphics card model all from one simple configuration file. The coolest part is that it remembers this identity across sessions, so your browser doesn't just look human; it acts like the same specific user every time. It works with both Python and JavaScript, making it incredibly flexible for developers who need reproducible tests.

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📦 tencent-hunyuan/hy-mt2

Tiny Translator: Tencent's New Model

Translate text between thirty-three languages using a model so small it fits on your phone. Tencent released Hy-MT2, a family of translation models that swap out giant servers for lightweight, on-device power. The biggest surprise is the 1.8 billion parameter version, which shrinks down to just four hundred forty megabytes through aggressive compression. That means you can run high-quality, instruction-following translation offline, without needing a cloud connection or a massive GPU. It is not just a dictionary; it understands context, preserves code structure, and adapts to specific styles. This is what real-world translation looks like when speed and privacy matter more than raw size.

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📦 liguobao/ds-harness-remote

DeepSeek Harness Remote: Access Your AI From Anywhere

Pick up your work from your phone without closing your laptop. DeepSeek Harness Remote lets you connect to the AI coding environment running on your desktop computer using your phone, tablet, or a web browser. This solves a major frustration for developers who want to monitor or adjust their AI agent sessions while away from their desk. The standout feature is its ability to work securely through any internet connection without needing to expose your computer to the public web. It creates a private, encrypted bridge between your devices, ensuring your code and prompts stay safe.

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📦 agent-field/codeaf

CodeAF: The Factory for Open AI

CodeAF is an open-source software factory built specifically to manage and benchmark open models. It solves the problem of chaotic agent workflows by providing a structured environment where you can test, route, and observe how different AI models handle real-world coding tasks. Instead of just chatting with an AI, you get a rigorous lab to see exactly where it succeeds or fails on specific jobs. This makes it incredibly useful for developers who need reliable, open-source intelligence without the black box. It is less about writing code and more about building a trustworthy system around it.

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