📦 0xjuanma/golazo

Golazo

Follow live football matches right from your command line without ever leaving your terminal or breaking your coding flow. This incredibly clever terminal tool delivers real-time score updates, minute-by-minute match timelines, and detailed stats like possession and starting lineups in a gorgeous, lightweight display. The absolute best part is that it embeds clickable goal replay links directly next to the scorer's name, so you can watch instant highlights of that world-class strike without opening a browser. It is the perfect, distraction-free way to keep up with over sixty leagues and even the World Cup while you work.

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📦 tronghieuit/valtec-tts

Valtec TTS

Clone any Vietnamese voice using just a brief three-second audio clip and run the entire setup directly on your everyday computer processor without needing an expensive graphics card. This project makes high-quality Vietnamese speech synthesis incredibly accessible by packing a full multi-speaker system and zero-shot voice cloning into a tiny model of under seventy-five million parameters. You can run it with just two lines of Python code, launch a local web interface, or download a pre-packaged app that works instantly on your desktop. It is the perfect lightweight tool for generating natural speech, matching local accents, and creating voiceovers on basic hardware.

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📦 claude-world/notebooklm-skill

notebooklm-skill

The automation pipeline that finally lets Claude use Google's NotebookLM for automated content creation. Instead of manually copying and pasting sources into Google's interface, you can feed web links or documents directly to this tool. It logs into Google securely, creates a temporary notebook, extracts cited research findings, and hands them to Claude to craft polished blogs, scripts, or social posts. It even automates downloading NotebookLM's famous generated podcasts and slides. You get the depth of Google's search engine combined with Claude's unmatched writing voice, all wrapped in a simple command-line interface or a tool for your editor.

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📦 archive228/loopkit

loopkit

Stop letting your coding agents write messy, half-finished code based on sheer guesswork. You can now equip tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini with a set of thirty-three highly specific, battle-tested skills that load only when needed. Instead of burning your token budget on massive system prompts, this minimal harness lets your agent pull in the exact instructions required for tasks like systematic debugging, security reviews, or test-driven development. It even runs a local validation loop to verify its own work before claiming a feature is done. Grab loopkit to make your AI coding assistant work like a disciplined developer.

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📦 0xroylee/getsuperpower

GetSuperpower

AI agents are incredibly powerful, but getting them to run a complex, multi-step engineering pipeline usually means baby-sitting them through every single step. GetSuperpower changes that by packaging an entire multi-agent workflow into a single callable skill. Instead of manually telling your agent to brainstorm, write a spec, run test-driven development, and archive the code, you just install a workflow and call one entry command. The tool automatically resolves and installs all required sub-skills, validates the manifest, and orchestrates the entire sequence behind the scenes. It makes complex, multi-step agent automation reliable and repeatable with a single command.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48791847

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📦 chipmates/agoracosmica

Agora Cosmica

Imagine talking directly to Marcus Aurelius, Ada Lovelace, or Frida Kahlo, hearing their deepest insights in their own historically researched voices. This is exactly what agoracosmica does, bringing thirty legendary figures from science, philosophy, and art to life as interactive AI Echoes. Built by a German nonprofit, this open-source platform pairs hundreds of beautifully narrated historical episodes and multi-character debate councils with live AI conversation. What makes it truly remarkable is its absolute commitment to privacy: there is no signup, no tracking cookies, and your conversations are encrypted locally right in your browser. You can even run the entire AI voice and language stack completely on your own machine. It...

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48459913

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📦 zhongerxin/cowart

Cowart

Cowart is the native infinite-canvas plugin that finally lets you sketch, annotate, and generate AI images directly inside your Codex workspace. Instead of forcing you to jump back and forth between different browser tabs and image editors, it embeds a collaborative infinite canvas right into your workflow. The coolest part is how it handles edits. You can just draw red arrows and write notes directly onto an image, click a button, and the AI reads your visual feedback to generate a perfectly revised, clean version right next to the original. It is the ultimate visual playground for your workspace.

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📦 rushindrasinha/youtube-shorts-pipeline

youtube-shorts-pipeline

Turn a simple text topic into a fully finished, publish-ready vertical video for about eleven cents in API costs. This system searches the web for factual, up-to-date news, writes a high-retention script, generates matching vertical images, records a natural voiceover, burns in animated word-by-word captions, adds background music, and uploads the final video to YouTube. What makes this special is its niche intelligence, which shapes every step using pre-configured profiles so a true crime video automatically gets suspenseful music and dark visuals, while a cooking video gets upbeat audio and warm food imagery. It is the ultimate tool for running a complete content channel automatically.

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📦 yuzhworkhard-wq/image-to-code

image-to-code

You can now transform a flat mobile screenshot directly into pixel-perfect frontend code and fully editable Figma layers. The image-to-code repository is a specialized assistant workflow designed to solve the frustrating gap between static design images and actual development assets. Instead of just guessing where elements go, it maps out a precise coordinate system to slice high-resolution transparent icons, write adaptive styling, and even export actual vector paths and text layers back into Figma. This means you can easily reconstruct working websites and design files from a single reference image. Check it out to make your design-to-code workflow a breeze.

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📦 j-jaeyoung/bad-epoll

Bad Epoll

Escalate privilege all the way to root on Linux and Android devices using a tiny, hidden race condition that even advanced AI models completely missed. The project, bad-epoll, documents a brilliant zero-day vulnerability in a core Linux subsystem that cannot be turned off. It exploits a split-second collision when closing two objects at the exact same time, widening a microscopic six-instruction race window into a ninety-nine percent reliable exploit. It is a fantastic reminder that even when state-of-the-art automated security tools sweep a codebase, human ingenuity can still find the quietest, most elusive bugs hiding in plain sight.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48792275

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📦 pranshulsoni/protonsearch

ProtonSearch

Find anything on your PC instantly from a single keyboard shortcut. This native Rust tool replaces the chaotic hunt through different folders, browser histories, and settings menus by packing everything into one lighting-fast command bar. While standard search tools only look at filenames, this tool scans deeper to pull text right out of your PDFs, Word files, and code repositories. You can even search your clipboard history, find browser bookmarks, and run local system actions in milliseconds. It runs entirely on your local machine, keeping your data private and your workflow incredibly fast.

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📦 slavasexton/comfyui-ocio

comfyui-ocio

ComfyUI lacks native color management, but comfyui-ocio solves this by bringing professional Nuke-style color nodes directly into your node graph. Powered by OpenColorIO and the ACES reference configuration, this project adds eight standard nodes that let you convert colorspaces, apply look-up tables, and perform industry-standard primary color grading. The most exciting feature is the ability to read an image sequence, grade it in ACES, and write it back out as a fully color-managed ProRes video or high-dynamic-range EXR sequence. It bridges the gap between AI generation and professional visual effects pipelines, giving you precise control over your colors.

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📦 qwenlm/qwen-robotmanip

qwen-robotmanip

An open-source project has successfully converted nineteen hundred hours of human video into over twenty-four thousand hours of robot-ready demonstrations to train a massive robot brain. The repository, qwen-robotmanip, introduces a clever alignment framework that translates messy, mismatched data from fifteen different robot types into a single, unified language. Instead of forcing every robot to fit the same mold, it uses a smart mathematical template with flexible masks to handle everything from single-arm grippers to complex dexterous hands. This clever approach lets a smart vision-language backbone guide robots through unseen tasks, adapting on the fly without needing constant code updates.

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📦 ruwwww/comfyui-speed

comfyui-speed

comfyui-speed is the ComfyUI custom node that speeds up image generation by progressively scaling up resolution during the denoising process. Instead of wasting heavy processing power on high-resolution noise at the start of a generation, this tool dynamically expands the image size in steps, matching the natural details as they emerge. By skipping unnecessary detail calculations in the early noisy phases, it cuts generation times by over thirty percent without losing any final visual quality. It plugs right into your existing workflows, giving you a clever mathematical shortcut to faster, beautiful AI art.

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📦 fergana-labs/stash

Stash

Stash is the shared memory hub that finally gives your team's coding agents a unified brain. When you run AI programmers like Claude Code or Cursor, they generate incredibly valuable session transcripts, but those insights usually stay trapped on a single computer, causing duplicated work and lost context. This project solves that by streaming every transcript and tool call into an agent-native virtual filesystem. Now, your agents can run semantic searches over past attempts, edit shared markdown pages in real time, and pick up exactly where another agent left off, speeding up engineering tasks by almost fifty percent.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47882853

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📦 oneredoak/claude-code-workflows

claude-code-workflows

claude-code-workflows is the repository of pre-built configurations that finally turns your terminal assistant into an elite, automated review team. Instead of manually checking code line-by-line, you get production-ready workflows for code quality, security vulnerabilities, and front-end design checks. It uses specialized subagents and slash commands to run deep, dual-loop reviews right in your terminal or automated on your pull requests. The coolest part is the design review workflow, which hooks up browser automation to interact with your live UI components and check them against world-class accessibility and design standards. It is like having a principal engineer, security lead, and UX designer reviewing your work on demand.

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📦 zexuanw958-svg/travel-plan-viz

travel-plan-viz

Your AI travel assistant can now package an entire vacation into a single, beautifully designed HTML file that works perfectly offline on your phone. This clever tool researches your destination, maps out a complete day-by-day itinerary with Leaflet, calculates a pre-trip ticket booking schedule, and embeds the entire plan as raw data right inside the page. Because everything is packed into a single responsive file, your itinerary reads perfectly even when you lose signal underground. If you want to make changes, you just hand the file back to your AI assistant to rearrange the days instantly.

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📦 xberg-io/alef

alef

alef is the polyglot binding generator that finally ends the misery of writing and maintaining multi-language glue code for your Rust projects. Instead of hand-writing separate libraries for Python, Node, Go, and Ruby, you write your core logic in Rust once. You define a single configuration file, and alef automatically spits out fully-typed, lint-clean bindings for up to eighteen different target languages. It even scaffolds the packages, builds type stubs, and generates matching test suites so your APIs never drift apart. It is the ultimate way to ship your high-performance Rust core to every popular developer ecosystem without losing your sanity.

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📦 programmersd21/bangen

Bangen

Spice up your terminal by turning plain text into vibrant, animated ASCII art banners with custom gradients. That is what bangen does. It is a command-line tool and terminal app that takes boring text and morphs it into eye-catching animated banners with effects like wave, pulse, and glitch. The coolest part is how it handles styling; you get a complete interactive interface right in your terminal to preview designs, adjust true-color RGB gradients, and even export your animated creations directly to transparent GIFs or PNGs to share with friends. It makes customizing terminal visuals incredibly simple and fun.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47750564

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📦 pengrui-han/llm_modularity

llm_modularity

llm_modularity is the research pipeline that reveals how artificial neural networks organize themselves like biological brains. By tracking how neurons fire across dozens of reasoning tasks, this toolkit maps out dedicated neural neighborhoods inside popular language models. If you disable the specific physics neurons, a model can still write perfect grammar but its scientific logic completely falls apart. Conversely, turning off the language neurons leaves its logic intact while its grammar breaks down. This work offers exciting evidence that intelligence itself naturally organizes into specialized departments, whether it is shaped by biological evolution or code.

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📦 arsenehuot/openhive

OpenHive

Host your own private team chat server in just a few minutes without being locked into expensive subscription platforms. This clever alternative automatically configures over twenty database tables, handles real-time messaging, and even manages file sharing using your own cloud storage. But the coolest part is that it includes built-in video and audio calls with screen sharing, meaning you do not have to rely on third-party services just to talk to your team. It is the perfect weekend project for anyone wanting full control over their team communication. Grab your own database keys and set up your private chat hub today.

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