📦 xyz-ai-lab/axrl

AxisRL: Agentic RL Post-Training Framework

AxisRL is the post-training framework that finally bridges the gap between long, multi-turn agent interactions and stable model learning. Most AI training assumes a single answer, but real agents juggle tools, long conversations, and delayed rewards. AxisRL solves this by coordinating the rollout of these complex workflows with massive training engines, ensuring that what the model generates matches exactly what it learns from. It uses clever tricks like partial rollouts to keep things moving and replayable debugging to fix subtle glitches. This means developers can actually train AI models to be reliable, long-term thinkers rather than just quick chatbots.

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📦 eugeniughelbur/obsidian-second-brain

Obsidian Second Brain: The Vault That Rewrites Itself

A plain markdown vault that automatically rewrites its own notes instead of just adding new files, meaning your knowledge base updates past facts and resolves contradictions while you sleep. This Obsidian Second Brain project connects your local notes to seven different AI coding agents, so you never have to re-explain your projects or decisions to a fresh chat session. When you feed it a video or a meeting transcript, it scans your existing pages, updates the relevant people and projects, and fixes any conflicting information it finds. Four background agents run overnight to synthesize patterns, heal orphaned notes, and rebuild the search index.

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📦 yefga/switzy

Switzy: Git Identity Switcher

Switzy lets developers juggle multiple work and personal Git identities with a single click. If you have ever manually swapped your global user name, email, or SSH keys every time you switched contexts, you know how easy it is to accidentally commit code with the wrong credentials. Switzy solves that by living right in your macOS menu bar. It automatically updates your Git configuration and SSH settings when you select a different profile. The app handles key generation and import for you, so you do not need to dig into terminal commands or edit config files by hand.

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📦 gustavosett/windows-11-clipboard-history-for-linux

Windows 11 Clipboard History For Linux

Take back control of your Linux desktop with Windows Eleven Clipboard History for Linux, a beautiful tool that brings the familiar Windows Eleven clipboard manager to your Linux desktop. It remembers every copy you make, letting you quickly search through your past text, emojis, and symbols to paste them exactly where you need them. The app tracks your items, pins the important ones, and opens instantly with a simple keyboard shortcut, all while respecting your privacy by storing everything locally on your machine. It even follows your mouse cursor across multiple monitors, making it feel like a native part of your workflow.

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📦 crawfordxx/xiaoma-durex-copywriter

Durex Style Copywriting for AI

xiaoma-durex-copywriter is the creative system that turns brand awareness into witty copy without the risk. It works by teaching an AI the playful, double-meaning style famously used by Durex through a collection of eight specific writing formulas and a breakdown of hundreds of original posters. Instead of just generating random text, it guides the model to use techniques like wordplay and metaphor to make everyday products sound clever. This is useful because it gives marketers a safe way to create engaging social media content that feels human and sharp, rather than robotic.

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📦 gheat1/tuistore

Tuistore: One-Click Terminal App Store

Find hundreds of terminal apps and install them with a single key without ever leaving the command line. Tuistore scans your specific operating system and existing tools to suggest install commands that actually work on your machine, filtering out options that belong to other platforms. You simply browse, search, and press one key to run the exact command while watching the output stream live. It even tracks what you install so you can update or remove tools later without hunting through documentation. This smart catalog saves you from guessing package managers and helps you set up your terminal environment in seconds.

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📦 anthropics/claude-agent-sdk-demos

Claude Agent SDK Demos: AskUserQuestion HTML Previews

Claude Agent SDK Demos is the interactive toolkit that finally lets you show AI models what you really mean. Most coding assistants just spit out dry text, but this project flips that by rendering visual preview cards right inside the chat. You can watch as an agent asks clarifying questions and instantly displays styled mockups for color palettes or typography. Instead of guessing, you click the exact design you want, and the app listens. It is a brilliant way to see how simple AI can become a visual partner rather than just a text generator.

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📦 taoufik123-collab/claude-watch

Claude-Watch: Let AI Watch Videos For You

Claude can read a webpage, run a script, or browse a repository. But out of the box, it cannot watch a video. You paste a YouTube link and it has to guess from the title or pull a transcript that is missing most of what is on screen. That changes with Claude Watch. You paste a URL or drop a local file, and this tool actually watches the content. It uses ffmpeg to pull one frame for every scene change, so you get the visual context without blowing your token budget. It grabs a transcript from captions or a whisper API, and then feeds both into Claude.

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📦 ytwsy/opensurge-for-mac

OpenSurge for Mac: Your Home Network, Reimagined

Turn any Mac into the brain of your entire home network with OpenSurge for Mac. It transforms your computer into a sophisticated gateway that automatically manages Wi-Fi and wired devices, letting you route specific gadgets like game consoles or streaming boxes through different proxy servers without touching their settings. You get full visibility over who is connected, how much data they use, and where their traffic goes, all from a simple menu bar app. It is genuinely clever because it handles the messy part of home networking—DHCP and DNS—so you can bypass routers or set up private networks with zero manual config on your phones.

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📦 holaboss-ai/holaos

holaOS: Your AI Agent Workspace

Run any AI agent across your tools, files, and browser while keeping one shared memory that remembers everything locally. The coolest part is how it opens real apps side by side so you watch the AI actually click through Notion or a browser instead of just reading chat text. You can switch between different models without losing your place, and every connection stays on your own machine. It is a single workspace where your favorite agents and your favorite apps work together. Check it out if you want AI that feels like a real assistant rather than just a chat bot.

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📦 mikehasa/agentacct

agentacct

agentacct lets you finally see what your coding agents actually did and what it cost without ever leaving your own computer. It reads the local session logs that Claude Code and Codex already write on your machine and joins them with the work each session recorded as it went. Instead of guessing, it breaks every task down into clear work steps showing exactly which tools were used, which files changed, and how many tokens were spent.

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📦 eneskirca/nodeterm

NodeTerm: Your Terminals as Draggable Cards

nodeterm lets you stop juggling endless terminal tabs by turning every shell into a draggable card on an infinite digital whiteboard. instead of losing track of background tasks in a stack of hidden windows, you get a visual map where you can zoom, group, and organize your active sessions and AI coding agents just like sticky notes on a wall. the real magic is persistence, meaning if you close the app or even restart your computer, your entire workspace layout and running processes come back exactly where you left them. it is a spatial way to manage your workflow that finally makes scattered coding sessions easy to follow.

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📦 timeverse/my-tw-coverage

my-tw-coverage: Your Taiwan Stock Market Cheat Sheet

my-tw-coverage is the equity research archive that finally maps the entire Taiwan stock market into a readable web of business connections. It covers over seventeen hundred listed companies, organizing their financial data and business overviews into a structured collection of reports. Instead of drowning you in endless spreadsheets, it builds a visual supply chain map that shows exactly how these businesses relate to one another, letting you click through and see the big picture of how industries interact. It is a brilliant tool for anyone who wants to understand the hidden links between major players without needing a finance degree.

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📦 agent-field/pr-af

PR-AF

PR-AF is an open-source code review tool that acts like a senior developer doing a deep-dive audit on your pull requests. Instead of just summarizing changes, it breaks the code down into specific risk areas and assigns specialized AI agents to investigate each part. The real magic happens with its evidence grounding system, which checks every single bug report against the actual file structure to make sure it is real before posting a comment. It also looks for compound vulnerabilities, spotting how small, harmless issues in different files can combine to create a major security hole.

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📦 liketrek/trek

TREK: The Self-Hosted Travel Planner That Lets AI Plan Your Trip

TREK is a self-hosted travel planner that lets AI assistants build your entire itinerary from scratch. You can chat with a built-in AI interface to create trips, optimize routes, and pack bags without touching the interface yourself. It syncs instantly with friends via WebSocket and works offline on your phone. Finally, you own your travel data instead of renting it from a big tech app.

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📦 bazedfrog/songgeneration-studio

Create Full Songs From Text with SongGeneration Studio

SongGeneration Studio turns simple text prompts into complete, professional-quality songs with vocals and instrumentals. Powered by Tencent’s LeVo model, this tool lets you build tracks section by section—verses, choruses, and bridges—while controlling genre, mood, and voice. You can even upload reference audio to clone a specific style. It handles batch processing and lets you separate stems for remixing. The app uses a clean web interface and installs easily via Pinokio. You will need an NVIDIA GPU with at least 10 gigabytes of VRAM to run it. It is a powerful way for creators to prototype music without playing an instrument.

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📦 ogulcancelik/pi-extensions

Pi Extensions

Pi Extensions lets you plug extra features into the Pi terminal coding agent. It solves the problem of repetitive permission prompts by adding an auto-permissions system that automatically checks if a command matches what you actually asked for before it runs. You can also recall past sessions to search for old context, fork conversations to experiment safely, and even sync your terminal theme colors. It is a handy collection of tools that makes your coding agent smarter, more secure, and easier to control without needing to rewrite your workflow.

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📦 next-state/open-dreamer

Open Dreamer

Open Dreamer is the open-source world-model implementation that lets you train an AI to predict video frames in real time using JAX. It teaches a computer to watch Minecraft gameplay, learn the hidden rules of movement, and then generate new, continuous video sequences from scratch without just copying old clips. You can actually jump into a live, in-browser demo to toggle between the real game and the AI’s dream world, watching it hallucinate smooth gameplay on the fly. It handles everything from training the video tokenizer to generating new scenes, making complex reinforcement learning research accessible and visual.

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📦 liyiteng/alohamini

AlohaMini: Under $1,000 Dual-Arm Robot

AlohaMini is a fully open-source dual-arm mobile robot that you can build at home for under a thousand dollars. It features a motorized vertical lift that raises the entire robot chassis, giving it a significant height advantage for table-top tasks. The system uses a Raspberry Pi and five USB cameras for visual perception, making it ready for embodied AI research out of the box. Unlike many projects that require massive industrial printers, this design is small enough to print on a standard consumer machine in about two hours. It combines affordable hardware with open software to let researchers and makers experiment with real-world manipulation without expensive lab equipment.

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📦 finna/finn-loop

Finn-loop: The AI Software Factory

Finn-loop is the small AI software factory that lets you build and review code with a strict human-gate rule. It connects your ideas to Linear issues and GitHub pull requests through three simple steps. First, a spec skill interviews you to clarify requirements. Next, a build skill claims an approved task, writes the code, and opens a pull request. Then, a review skill checks that work against the original plan and posts a verdict. You only merge when everything is green. This setup keeps agents focused on execution while you handle the final decisions. It is a practical way to use artificial intelligence for development without losing control.

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📦 msnightmare/shieldbreak

Shieldbreak: Windows Defender Bypass

Bypass Windows Defender’s core protections using a single zero-day exploit. Shieldbreak demonstrates a full patch bypass against the RoguePlanet vulnerability, effectively rendering the antivirus useless. This tool exploits a flaw that Microsoft has failed to fix in their latest releases. It works with a hundred percent success rate on Windows eleven and server twenty-five, proving that even the most trusted security guard can be tricked. The concept is simple: find a hole, slip through, and walk away. It is a stark reminder that no system is perfectly secure. You can check out the details to see how it all works.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49270283

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