📦 gholtzap/lintapple

lintapple

Lintapple turns your app into a strict design grader that refuses to let sloppy interfaces slide. It walks your live screen, checks every button, font, and spacing rule against your own policy, and flags exactly what broke. The real trick is that it plugs directly into your test suite, so the moment an AI or a junior dev ships a misaligned button or unreadable text, the build fails. You stop guessing if the UI looks right and start knowing it meets your exact standards automatically. It is less of a linter and more of a gatekeeper for visual consistency, saving you from the endless back and forth of design reviews.

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📦 submitgame/awesome-decomp-games

Awesome Decomp Games: Play Classic Games In Your Browser

Awesome Decomp Games is the living registry that tracks every major attempt to reverse engineer and rebuild classic commercial video games from their original code. It automatically monitors public projects to calculate real quality scores based on activity, completeness, and popularity, removing the guesswork from finding reliable source code. The standout feature is its dedicated section for browser ports, allowing you to launch and play certain rebuilt titles directly in your web tab without installing complex software or hunting for obscure files. This resource saves developers and enthusiasts hours of searching by verifying that links still work and highlighting which projects actually run today.

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📦 shinyflvre/openvr-spacesync

OpenVR SpaceSync: Fix Your VR Tracking

OpenVR SpaceSync is the VR driver that stops your controllers from floating in mid-air. If you mix a headset that tracks itself with base stations, everything eventually drifts out of alignment. This tool solves that by constantly checking a tracker mounted on your head. It calculates the exact gap between your two tracking systems in real-time. The coolest part? It learns the tiny delay between your headset and your trackers automatically. So when you turn your head fast, your hands stay glued to your fingers. No more recalibrating after every sneeze. It just works in the background.

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📦 thefreemike31/fear-vr

F.E.A.R. VR

Pull on a headset and grab a gun with your actual hands, because this free mod transforms the classic first-person shooter into a full virtual reality experience. You stop looking through a flat screen and start stepping into the horror, using physical controllers to aim, reload, and even kick enemies in real time. The best part is the visible body system, which estimates your entire limbs and torso just from your head and hands, so you see your own arms and feet moving naturally without wearing extra trackers. It turns a twenty-year-old game into a deeply personal, tactile adventure where your physical movements directly control the chaos.

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📦 nikgrbn/finder-menu

Finder Menu: Right-click options macOS is missing

Finder Menu puts the most useful right-click actions directly into the Finder context menu on macOS. It lets you create a new file with any extension in one click, open your preferred terminal in the current folder, copy the full path to your clipboard, or jump to the parent folder even when the back button is greyed out. It also adds an open folder with submenu that lists your installed IDEs and editors so you can launch them on the current folder instantly. The whole app is tiny, private, and builds locally on your Mac, so there is no network access or telemetry.

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📦 open-nvr/open-nvr

OpenNVR: The Camera System That Updates Itself

OpenNVR treats your physical hardware as a fixed foundation while allowing software updates to add brand new capabilities without buying a single new device. It functions as a self-hosted recorder that ingests standard video feeds and runs any artificial intelligence model directly on your local machine. The most surprising aspect is that the system verifies the identity of every model using a digital fingerprint, ensuring you can trace exactly which software version made a specific decision. This approach solves the problem of vendor lock-in by letting you swap out detection engines at will.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50044640

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📦 jnmetacode/agency-agents-zh

Agency Agents: Your 277 AI Experts

Agency Agents is the collection of AI agents that gives you a full company on demand. It’s not just a list of prompts; it’s a library of two hundred and seventy-seven pre-built AI specialists ready to work in tools like Claude Code or Cursor. Each agent has a specific role and a clear way of delivering results. The standout feature here is how it handles the Chinese market. It includes sixty-four original agents designed for local platforms like WeChat and Douyin, which you rarely find in general English tools. This makes it incredibly useful if you’re working on projects that need to connect with Chinese audiences.

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📦 alexkroman/tiny-audio

Train Your Own Voice-to-Text for Twenty-Five Dollars

Tiny Audio lets you build a speech-to-text engine that costs just twenty-five dollars to train. Instead of relying on black-box services, you combine a frozen speech encoder with a large language model using a tiny, trainable connector. This setup identifies who is speaking and marks exact word timings, making it ideal for meeting notes or accessibility. The entire codebase is small enough to read in an afternoon, and a free course walks you through training your own model on a laptop. It is a practical, transparent alternative for anyone wanting to understand how voice recognition actually works.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50025788

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📦 jdx/jactionlint

Jactionlint: The Linter That Actually Fixes Your GitHub Workflows

Jactionlint is the static checker that actually fixes your GitHub Actions workflow files instead of just complaining about them. It takes a hard look at your automation scripts to catch syntax errors, type mismatches, and even security holes like unpinned actions or script injection risks. The coolest part is that it doesn't just point out the problems; it offers automatic fixes for the mechanical ones, letting you patch your broken code in seconds. It’s like having a senior developer review your pipeline before you even push, ensuring your build is safe and sound.

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📦 liseami/ccbaga

CCBaga: The App That Actually Cleans Up Your AI

CCBaga is the desktop toolkit that finally makes your local AI setup verifiable. It works like a dedicated mechanic for your computer, combining a careful cleanup tool with a special browser that proves your settings are actually working. Instead of just deleting files, it checks your real network and system details to ensure everything matches what you asked for. It is perfect for people who want total control over their machine without guessing. One click, one clear result.

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📦 half144/overdrive-releases

Overdrive: The PS5 Game Store That Updates Itself

Overdrive is a game store for the jailbroken PlayStation Five that pulls up to sixty-four download connections at once to fetch games faster. This repository serves as the delivery pipe for the app's self-updating engine. Instead of you manually hunting for new versions and copying files to your console, the software checks this GitHub location automatically. When a fresh build appears, it downloads the update, verifies the file's integrity against a digital fingerprint, and swaps out the old version right on your system. You install it once by hand, and after that, it keeps itself current in the background. Your saved downloads and favorites remain untouched through the process.

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📦 nongfsq/ftop

ftop: A Floating Monitor for Macs

Drop a floating glass panel anywhere on your screen to watch your Mac’s insides in real time without opening another app. This tool replaces the clutter of terminal windows with a clean, quiet interface that shows exactly how hard your processor, memory, and graphics card are working right now. The most surprising part is how it adapts to any window size you drag it to, automatically rearranging itself so nothing ever gets cut off. It is built specifically for Apple Silicon Macs, giving you a clear, instant view of which apps are using the most power.

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📦 oaustegard/claude-skills

Claude Skills

Claude Skills is a massive collection of ready-made instruction sets that teach artificial intelligence how to actually do things for you. It solves the frustrating problem of having to rewrite detailed prompts from scratch every single time you want the AI to perform a specific task. Instead of guessing how to word your request, you simply point the model at the right folder, and it instantly knows exactly how to handle everything from building data charts to controlling your music player. It is basically a massive cheat sheet for making your AI assistant feel like a seasoned expert rather than a confused intern.

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📦 rociiu/talorys

Talorys: Your Personal Cloud AI

Talorys is the open-source AI agent that lives exclusively inside your own Cloudflare account. Instead of renting a chatbot from a third party, you deploy your own private assistant with a single command, keeping your chats, tasks, and memories entirely under your control. The standout feature is its durable memory; it remembers your preferences and past conversations so you never have to repeat yourself, and even if the AI service goes down, your to-do list keeps working. It is free, private, and ready to go. You get a smart, personal digital secretary that actually belongs to you, with no data sent to strangers.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50031614

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📦 feizhululu/deepseek-bot

DS Bot: Your AI Team on DeepSeek

DS Bot is the plugin for DeepSeek Harness that finally gives you a real team of AI workers. Most tools hand you one assistant, but this project lets you create a roster of distinct bots that actually talk to each other. The coolest part is the group chat mode. You throw a problem into a shared space, and the bots take turns, delegate tasks to specialists, and coordinate the answer right in front of you. It feels less like using a tool and more like managing a small office.

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📦 parcha-ai/agentrun

Agentrun: The Workflow Language for Your AI Agents

Your AI agents are powerful, but they often improvise their way through tasks, which makes their results hard to trust. Agentrun solves this by giving you a specific language to write out exactly what your agents should do, step by step. Think of it like a recipe: you define the steps, the checks, and the fallbacks, and the agent follows that script while keeping its own tools and permissions. The most surprising part is that you can actually inspect and test these workflows like regular code, so you know exactly why an agent gave a certain answer.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49821438

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📦 leeguooooo/iphone-use

The AI That Drives Your Real iPhone

iphone-use is the open-source tool that lets your AI coding agent physically operate your actual iPhone. While most automation tools struggle with apps that have no public API, this project reads the screen as text and executes taps, swipes, and typing directly on the hardware. It works with banking, health, and chat apps, bypassing the need for complex code integrations. You can even record a task once and replay it instantly without burning through tokens. It’s a clever way to give your digital assistants a pair of hands, turning your phone into a fully automated, reliable tool that works exactly like a human would.

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📦 pama-lee/macminimode

Mac mini Mode

Your MacBook can run as a headless server with the lid closed, right now, without plugging in a dummy HDMI adapter. A project called Mac mini Mode handles this automatically, keeping your computer awake and working only when it is plugged into a wall charger. The moment you unplug it to move, the system instantly returns to normal sleep mode so you never carry a hot, running laptop in your bag. It also includes a simple health check to make sure your Mac is ready for remote access.

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📦 naklecha/simple-llm

SimpleLLM: A Faster, Leaner LLM Engine

Run OpenAI’s GPT Open Source models on a single high-end graphics card using just one thousand three hundred fifty one lines of code. Simple L M is a minimalist inference engine built from scratch that skips the heavy infrastructure of standard tools. The standout feature is its raw speed; it decodes text eleven to fifteen percent faster than the industry standard, all while matching official accuracy scores perfectly. By writing custom math routines directly for the hardware, this project proves that you don’t need a massive, complex framework to get high performance. It loads models without reprocessing their data and runs smoothly on one machine.

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📦 mindroom-ai/mindroom

Mindroom: Your Personal AI Team

Mindroom is the open source chat app that turns AI models into a team that actually knows you. Most assistants are generic, but this builds a private room where your agents learn your specific work habits and context. You can self-host the whole thing, meaning your data stays on your machines and you can pick any model you like. It’s less like a simple chatbot and more like a dedicated staff member that lives inside your own infrastructure. The best part is that it’s built to be flexible, so you are never locked into a single provider or a rigid workflow.

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