📦 anujasid/mcp-for-blender-pro

MCP for Blender Pro: AI that builds your 3D scenes

MCP for Blender Pro lets an artificial intelligence directly manipulate your three-dimensional workspace inside Blender by looking at your scene and writing the necessary code for you. This tool solves the problem of manually scripting repetitive modeling tasks by letting you describe your goal in plain language while the assistant handles the technical construction. It is useful for artists who want to quickly prototype layouts without leaving their creative flow or writing complex scripts from scratch. You can even set up a team of agents where one plans the work, others build the objects, and a final reviewer checks the result before you approve the changes.

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📦 victorchen96/deepseek_v4_rolepaly_instruct

DeepSeek V4 Roleplay Instruct: How to Control AI Thoughts

Take direct control over how DeepSeek V4 thinks inside its roleplay mode. This repository gives you the exact prompt codes to paste into your first message to force the AI into one of two distinct modes. You can make it act like a method actor, complete with internal monologues and emotional reactions, or switch it to a cold, pure logic mode for structured analysis. It is a simple tweak that fixes the messy, inconsistent thinking you usually get out of the box. Just copy the provided text, hit send, and watch the AI's thought process change completely.

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📦 tgp482/black-xberecomp

Black: A 2006 Xbox Game Gets Modern PC Life

A 2006 Xbox shooter now runs natively on your PC with modern graphics, thanks to Black XBE Recomp. This project uses a special tool to recompile the original game code, meaning it is not an emulator running old hardware but a fresh, native program built for Windows. The standout feature is the ability to remove the old thirty frame per second cap, letting the game run at your monitor’s full speed with crisp high definition visuals. It also adds proper mouse and keyboard support, so you can play with precision instead of relying on a game controller.

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📦 lucasrosati/claude-code-memory-setup

Claude Code Memory Setup

A coding assistant can now remember everything you did yesterday without you repeating yourself. This repository turns Claude Code into an agent with long-term memory by connecting it to a local knowledge system. It solves the frustrating problem of amnesia where you have to re explain your entire project every time you open a new chat. By mapping your code structure into a queryable graph, the assistant finds answers instantly instead of scanning files. This setup saves significant time and reduces token usage by relying on persistent notes rather than temporary context. It transforms a forgetful tool into a collaborative partner that retains project history.

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📦 michelhelsdingen/ensemble

Ensemble: AI Agents That Actually Collaborate

Two different A.I. coding tools sit side by side in a single project, passing notes to each other until they solve a hard problem together. That is the core idea behind Ensemble. It treats artificial intelligence not as a solo worker, but as a team. One agent leads, another handles specific tasks, and they share their findings in real time. It is like having a junior developer and a senior reviewer working from the same desk. You can watch the entire conversation happen live in a split screen, making the hidden reasoning visible. This is useful because it shows how distinct models handle the same logic differently.

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📦 mistralai/timestral

Timestral Predicts Time Series Probabilistically

Forecast entire time series with a single model that handles multiple variables at once, giving you a full range of possible outcomes rather than just one number. This open source tool from Mistral AI runs on a plain CPU and lets you plug in extra data like known future events to sharpen the prediction. It stands out because it tops major public benchmarks without needing fine tuning, proving it understands patterns straight out of the box. You get a simple library that downloads pre trained weights and returns probability distributions for any horizon. If you need reliable forecasting without the complexity, this is the tool to try.

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📦 chuiziyao/maimen-certification

MaiMen Certification Machine

Upload a random photo, and the MaiMen Certification Machine instantly analyzes it to assign you one of ten absurd McDonald's fan ranks, ranging from a humble ice cream cone to the ultimate Big Mac deity. It renders a personalized meme card featuring your unique rank and a witty tagline, while simultaneously pulling real nutritional data to recommend a specific meal combo. The project connects directly to McDonald's official digital services so you can claim genuine coupons with a single click, turning a silly social share into an actual discount. It is a playful hack for the 2026 developer contest that proves you can make serious data fun.

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📦 flybrainlabs/node

How Node Keeps Every Transaction Honest

Replay any transaction on the network with absolute certainty. This is the engine behind Flybrain Labs, handling everything from complex goal competition to private data archives. The coolest part? It acts like a digital time machine. It doesn't just store data; it reconstructs the exact state of the system at any moment. No more guessing what happened. You get a perfect, immutable replay of every action, backed by strict verification. It’s the backbone that keeps the whole platform transparent and secure. If you care about trust in distributed systems, this is the piece you need to see.

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📦 cdcailf/cjkfold

CJKFold: The Silent Glitch Fixing Chinese PDF Search

Text extracted from Chinese PDFs often contains invisible characters that look exactly like normal words but are actually different code points, causing search engines to fail silently. CJKFold is a lightweight Python tool that fixes this by identifying and replacing these look-alike glyphs with their standard equivalents, ensuring your text matches correctly. It also includes a command-line scanner that diagnoses these hidden issues before they break your data pipeline. If you work with Chinese documents, this tool solves a frustrating problem that standard normalization misses, making your text processing reliable and accurate again.

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📦 albertoarena/laravel-truss

Laravel Truss: Your Database's Live Map

Laravel Truss turns your live database into a scrollable, zoomable map of how everything connects, without ever touching your actual data. It scans your table structure and renders it as an interactive diagram right in your browser, so you can see relationships at a glance instead of guessing. The coolest part is the focus mode, which lets you spotlight any single table and instantly see exactly which other tables link to it through foreign keys. It is perfect for understanding complex schemas without opening a heavy database client. It reads only the structure, keeping your data private while giving you a clear, visual picture of your database health and connections.

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📦 yoursjeyo/claude-switcher

Claude Switcher: The IP Leak Shield

Stop letting your real IP address slip through the cracks. Claude Switcher is a fail-closed environment manager that physically prevents your identity from leaking. It runs an eleven-point fingerprint audit and includes a hand-written WebRTC probe to catch hidden connections before they expose you. The standout feature is its kill-switch, which instantly cuts your network if something looks wrong. It’s like a bouncer who checks every ID and kicks you out if the vibe is off. This tool ensures your digital footprint stays exactly where you want it, no more accidental identity slips. If you care about privacy, this is your new safety net. Simple, strict, and effective.

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📦 openmoss/moss-image

MOSS-Image: The Text-to-Image Model That Actually Spells

Draw images where the text is actually spelled correctly. Most AI generators mangle words into gibberish, but MOSS-Image fixes that. It is a compact open-source model that renders crisp, legible characters directly into your pictures. You can even paste a simple layout file to tell it exactly where to place every title and object. It handles long prompts and looks great in anime or realistic styles without needing a supercomputer. If you need clear text in your visuals, this is the tool to use.

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📦 lucannez64/darling-lol

darling-lol: Run Mac Games on Linux

Darling lol lets you play League of Legends on Linux by running the Mac client in a virtual machine. This project solves the problem of Linux users not having a native client, which is a huge deal for people who refuse to dual boot. It is not a finished product, and using it can get your account banned, so you should probably use a throwaway account. The coolest part is that it actually works; the developer got it running at over one hundred frames per second on a mid-range PC.

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📦 rohit267/net-merge

net-merge: Combine All Your Internet Connections

A free tool called net-merge lets your computer use Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and phone data at the same time to make downloads faster. It works on Windows, Mac, and Linux by creating a virtual network adapter that splits your app traffic across all connected devices. In real tests, this combined speed reached over 300 megabits per second, nearly tripling the speed of a single connection. It is not a VPN, so there is no server or account, and your internet keeps working even if the app crashes. The most surprising part is that it handles multiple connections automatically, so apps like Steam or browsers get faster without any manual setup.

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📦 jddevtime/open-lakehouse-compute-fabric

Open Lakehouse Compute Fabric

Open Lakehouse Compute Fabric is an open source platform that puts a full data engineering toolchain directly on the hardware you already control, rather than locking that work inside a specific cloud vendor. It gives developers a web interface, command line tools, and Python libraries to run Spark jobs, manage data tables, and build automated pipelines on their own laptops, servers, or clusters. The project also integrates with Microsoft Fabric, allowing teams to extend their existing cloud data setup by offloading heavy computation to local machines they own. This flexibility means organizations can keep their data close, reduce external costs, and still access professional grade tools for analytics and governance.

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📦 seedds/nxnative

Run Switch Games Natively on iPhone

nxnative is the native port that runs your own Switch games directly on Apple chips without an emulator. It takes the raw game files you own and rebuilds them into a standard app that runs the actual code on your device. The coolest part is how it handles the graphics; it translates the Switch’s visual instructions so they render perfectly using Apple’s native graphics system. This means you get smooth, high-fidelity performance on your phone instead of relying on slow emulation. If you have your own game files, you can turn them into an installable app and play them like any other mobile game.

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📦 hayatog/tlg_pc

Running The Last Guardian on PC

Get that beloved PlayStation exclusive running directly on your Windows or Linux desktop. This project, called tlg pc, is a native port of The Last Guardian that lets you play your own backup of the game on modern personal computers. You do not need any emulator or complicated setup; just point it at your dump, and it handles the rest. The real surprise is that it supports an optional sixty frames per second mode, which breaks the console hardware limit and makes the movement feel incredibly smooth. It also includes visual filters to clean up the picture quality.

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📦 showheyohtaki/motion-prompt

Motion Prompt: The Name Library for AI Video

Motion Prompt is the visual dictionary that finally gives precise names to the animations you ask AI to build. It was created because many people felt stuck not from a lack of ideas, but from not knowing the specific terms for movement styles. This open source library collects over one hundred names for motion graphics, camera moves, and user interface effects. Each entry includes a live video sample and a clear prompt example. The most surprising part is that it lets you build your own version for any field, like cooking or architecture, using provided coding prompts.

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📦 denkishi/ssbu-recomp

Run Smash Ultimate Natively on PC

Play Super Smash Bros. Ultimate directly on your Windows PC without an emulator, thanks to a project called ssbu-recomp. Instead of simulating a console, this tool takes the game’s actual machine code and permanently translates it into native C++ that runs right on your computer’s hardware. The coolest part? It also turns the fighters’ hidden scripts into readable code you can edit, letting you tweak moves in seconds. While it’s still early and you need your own game dump, it proves you can run the entire game natively. If you’ve ever wanted to hack or study the game on your own machine, this is the key.

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📦 sebaskitten/grand-v

Grand-V: GTA V in Your Browser

Play Grand Theft Auto V right in your web browser, no console required. This project takes the massive game engine and converts it into WebAssembly so your computer’s graphics card does the heavy lifting directly. The coolest part is that you can host a server and let friends jump in to play together, all without installing anything. It handles everything from graphics to audio, proving that modern browsers are powerful enough for heavy gaming. If you want to see how far web technology has come, this is your ticket. No downloads, just open a tab and go.

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📦 akitaonrails/ai-book-2026

Competent Enough: The Honest AI Book

Competent Enough turns a year of real-world AI experiments into a single, honest narrative for anyone anxious about the technology. Instead of hype, the author documents exactly what worked, what failed, and how he measured dozens of models against his own benchmarks. It follows a veteran programmer building actual software with AI agents, correcting his mistakes in public, and reading industry announcements through a clear, evidence-based lens. This book is for the professional worried about being replaced, the parent confused by the noise, or the manager tired of vague promises.

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