📦 paper-design/paper-mono

Paper Mono

Paper Mono is a clean, modern monospace typeface designed by Paper for both coding and creative design. The repository makes it easy to grab the final font files directly from the releases page, so you can install them on your machine without any hassle. If you are curious about how the fonts were built, the project handles all the heavy lifting using automated quality checks and testing pipelines. You can see the results of those tests in plain HTML reports that show how the letters look at different sizes.

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📦 zjunlp/skillnet

SkillNet: Teach AI to Perform Real Tasks

SkillNet turns chaotic AI instructions into reusable, modular skills. Instead of asking a chatbot to do everything from scratch every time, this project lets you build specific capabilities like finding objects, cleaning up rooms, or even navigating online stores. It organizes these tasks into clear, reusable blocks that an AI can combine to solve complex problems. Think of it like teaching a robot not just to wave, but to cook dinner by teaching it separate steps like chopping, heating, and plating. The repository provides the actual code and structure to create, test, and connect these skills across different environments.

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📦 hcavarsan/pipedash

Pipedash

Monitor all your software builds in one beautiful, unified screen instead of jumping between ten different browser tabs. If your team runs some projects on GitHub, others on GitLab or Buildkite, and maybe even has a legacy Jenkins server hiding in the closet, keeping track of everything is a headache. This clever tool pulls data from all your different pipeline providers and displays them together in real time. You can view build histories, cancel running tasks, and even trigger new workflows directly from the app. It runs completely locally with top-tier encryption, so your API keys stay safe. It is the ultimate command center for keeping your sanity during deployments.

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📦 unclecheng-li/vulnclaw

Vulnclaw

Automate security testing from start to finish by simply telling an AI what target to analyze. Vulnclaw coordinates smart agents, protocol tools, and deep security playbooks to automatically handle reconnaissance, find weaknesses, execute safe proofs, and write up structured reports. Think of it as giving a highly experienced digital companion a list of tasks, which it runs through step-by-step while tracking its history so you can pause, resume, or undo changes at any point. It is an incredibly clever way to see how modern language models can safely navigate complex, multi-step diagnostic workflows without getting lost in endless loops.

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📦 jianshuo/ccglass

Watch AI Coding Agents Think Live

ccglass lets you peek inside opaque coding agents like Claude Code or Codex by running a lightweight local proxy that captures every request your AI sends to the model. Instead of guessing what prompt was sent or why a tool failed, you get a live web dashboard showing the exact system instructions, raw message history, and real-time token costs. It even highlights exactly which context blocks were added between turns so you can spot wasted API calls instantly. The tool handles complex setups by intercepting plain HTTP traffic, so you do not need to fiddle with network certificates or deal with broken proxy patches.

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📦 pantheon-security/medusa

Medusa AI Security Scanner

Vetting remote code repositories before you clone them is the best way to keep your system safe, and this project makes it incredibly simple. It lets you scan any GitHub repository for malicious AI supply chain attacks with a single command before bringing it onto your machine. It targets a massive modern security headache, specifically sniffing out weaponized AI editor configs, poisoned hooks, and compromised permissions hidden in settings files for tools like Claude Code and Cursor. It even scans your local AI chat and shell histories to find and safely redact leaked API keys. If you want to safely navigate the wild west of modern developer tools, this is...

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📦 sv-number/mcp-server

MCP Server

An AI agent can rent a real phone number in over two hundred countries just to catch a one-time verification code. The server handles the whole chore: it finds a working number for a specific website, waits for the text message to arrive, extracts the code, and hands it back. It even checks how many other users are online to guess reliability before you commit. You do not need a developer to manage these temporary lines, the tool does all the heavy lifting. This makes account creation for AI workflows actually possible without dealing with real personal numbers.

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📦 repoprompt/repoprompt-ce

RepoPrompt CE

repoprompt-ce is the native macOS context engineering app that helps AI coding agents fully understand your codebase before they write any code. Instead of feeding messy, bloated files into LLMs, this tool assembles highly focused, reviewable context from file trees, Git diffs, line slices, and CodeMaps while respecting your token budget. It features an integrated Model Context Protocol server, a debug CLI, and an orchestrator to run agents directly in your workspace. Built in Swift for macOS 26, it is a clean, local-first workspace that lets you inspect, refine, and verify exactly what an AI model sees before it acts.

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📦 xweiba/location-spoofer

Location Spoofer: iOS Location Research Tool

Location Spoofer is the iOS research tool that simulates Apple location responses for safe app testing. It lets developers pick any spot on a built-in map, then intercepts and swaps the real GPS data with your chosen coordinates using a local proxy or third-party client. This lets you test how location-dependent apps behave anywhere without actually moving, all while keeping your personal data private. It is designed strictly for developers and researchers, offering clear diagnostics and dual coordinate support to help you verify app reliability. It is a smart, secure way to debug location features without compromising your privacy or security.

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📦 isaac-mason/crashcat

Crashcat Physics Engine

Crashcat is a JavaScript physics engine designed to bring realistic rigid-body dynamics to games and simulations without bogging down performance. It handles complex collisions between shapes like boxes, spheres, and custom convex hulls while keeping the code lean enough to tree-shake for smaller bundles. The standout feature is its persistent body-pair caching system, which remembers what touched last frame to skip expensive calculations for bodies that haven't moved much. This warm-starting approach dramatically reduces the computational load during dense simulations like stacking boxes or jiggly ragdolls. It also supports continuous collision detection to catch fast projectiles that might otherwise tunnel through walls.

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📦 evianis/travel-photo-abstraction

Travel Photo Abstraction: Distilling Photographs into Sparse Editorial Abstractions

The Travel Photo Abstraction skill turns ordinary travel snapshots into sparse editorial art by mapping their visual relationships to minimal abstract marks. It treats a photo as a visual system, extracting shapes, counts, and colors to create a nonliteral lower panel while leaving the original image completely untouched above. Instead of generic filters, it deconstructs the scene, distills its essence, and reconstructs the relationships into a quiet composition with generous negative space. This approach preserves the photograph’s unique rhythm and asymmetry, offering a fresh, abstract interpretation that respects the source material without adding invented content.

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📦 iyadhkhalfallah/clauditor

Clauditor: Stop Burning Through Your API Quota

Stop Claude Code from burning through your quota in twenty minutes. Clauditor monitors your session size and automatically blocks the tool when you are wasting tokens, saving your progress so you can start fresh without losing context. Every turn in a standard session resends your entire conversation history, meaning a long chat burns exponentially more quota than necessary. Clauditor detects when your session gets too bloated and forces a rotation, then injects a structured summary of what you were doing into the new chat so you can pick up exactly where you left off. It also tracks failed commands to prevent you from making the same mistake twice.

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📦 datadrivenconstruction/openconstructionerp

openconstructionerp

Manage complex building projects from start to finish with a modular platform designed specifically for the building industry. Openconstructionerp acts like a highly customizable workspace where teams can easily calculate material costs, schedule construction phases, and match up bills of quantities using built-in regional cost catalogs and multiple languages. The system connects blueprint data, like design files and models, directly with budgeting tools to help coordinate everything in one place. It is a highly flexible option for anyone looking to organize project data without getting locked into restrictive proprietary software, offering a clear way to keep budgets and timelines perfectly synchronized.

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📦 appllama/top-welcome-screens

Top Welcome Screens: 10 iOS Animations Rebuilt

Watch a developer study how top iOS apps handle their first impression and rebuild ten animated welcome screens in React Native. This project strips away the complex logic to focus purely on the polished motion design you see in apps like Duolingo and Strava. You get to see exactly how they animate assets, handle timing, and create that satisfying entry effect that makes an app feel premium. It is a perfect reference library for anyone who wants to upgrade their onboarding flow without guessing. You can run the whole gallery or copy just one screen into your own project.

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📦 icurtis1/off-axis-sneaker

Off-Axis Sneaker

Turn your screen into a physical window with a 3D depth effect that moves right along with you. The off-axis-sneaker project uses your webcam and face tracking to measure exactly where your eyes are in real time, shifting the camera perspective of a digital 3D model as you move your head. By measuring your physical screen size and distance, the system calculates a matching perspective so that looking left actually lets you peek around the side of a digital shoe. It brings the iconic head-coupled perspective trick to modern web browsers with smooth, interactive, and beautifully calibrated 3D space.

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📦 marian2js/opengoat

OpenGoat: AI Team Manager

OpenGoat is the AI team manager that turns multiple coding assistants into a coordinated workforce. It lets you build a virtual company where a central AI boss delegates tasks to specialized agents running on different platforms like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex. Instead of juggling separate chat windows, you get a single hierarchical structure where managers assign work to engineers and track progress through shared boards. It solves the messy reality of using several AI tools by creating a unified workflow that keeps everyone aligned. Think of it as your own digital staff where each member has a specific role and communicates through a shared operating system.

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📦 freestylefly/wesight-obsidian

Turn Your Notes Into a Local AI Brain with WeSight

Run local AI tools right inside your notes without sending private data to the cloud. This plugin lets you chat with agents like Claude or Codex directly from your vault. The coolest part is Knowledge Brain, which turns your entire collection into a searchable, AI-driven second brain. It safely collects your notes, indexes them locally, and answers questions using only your own documents. You can even publish drafts to Feishu or WeChat with custom themes. It is a private, powerful way to finally make your notes work harder for you. Turn your private notes into a searchable, AI-powered second brain without sending data to the cloud.

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📦 moh4696/build-ai-agents-free

Build a Free AI Agent in Python

Build a real, working AI agent that reasons, uses tools, and remembers conversations without paying a cent. This project walks you through creating a smart assistant using LangChain and free models from Groq and Google Gemini. You will learn to give your agent hands by adding web search and custom functions, plus teach it memory so it recalls your name across chats. The guide also shows a clever fallback trick: if one free service goes down, your agent automatically switches to another so it keeps running. No credit card is needed, no trial expires, and no prior experience is required.

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📦 nicespoon/retro-adsb-radar

Retro ADS-B Radar

Retro-adsb-radar is the Python-based radar application that turns live flight-tracking data into a beautiful, glowing terminal style display from the eighties. Built with Pygame, it connects directly to a local aircraft receiver feed to plot real-time positions, altitude, and speed right on your screen. What makes this so cool is how it handles the data: it features a glowing scope with trailing aircraft paths, blinks bright amber when it spots military planes, and can even stream live air traffic control audio alongside the map. It is the perfect weekend build to run on a tiny spare display or desktop monitor for a gorgeous, functional piece of cyber-deck eye candy.

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📦 quan-meng/seen2scene

Seen2Scene

Seen2Scene is the 3D scene generator that successfully trains directly on messy, incomplete real-world scans to fill in missing gaps. While typical algorithms require perfect, synthetic virtual models to learn how to complete a room, this system works with actual, imperfect scans from physical spaces. It uses smart visibility tracking to ignore the blank spots during training, focusing only on what is actually visible. By understanding real-world layouts, it accurately predicts and reconstructs hidden or missing parts of cluttered rooms. Ultimately, this makes capturing and rebuilding physical spaces for virtual environments far more practical and realistic.

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📦 gvzdv/claudish-to-english

Claudish To English

claudish-to-english lets you read AI assistant messages in plain English by running a local model via ollama that rewrites complex outputs into simple, easy-to-understand text without changing the original transcript or sending your data anywhere. it is a display-only plugin that keeps your original conversation intact while showing a simplified version on screen, and it even offers an optional feature to convert markdown files into plain English documents for better readability. the best part is its fail-safe design, meaning if your local model is slow or unavailable, you never lose the original AI response, and nothing leaves your machine.

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