📦 planetis-m/skills

Skills: Teaching AI Nim Coding Rules

Give your AI assistant verified coding skills for the Nim programming language. The repository called Skills solves a specific problem: large language models often hallucinate or use outdated syntax, but this collection provides curated, empirically tested modules that guide the AI on exactly how to handle Nim specifics. Think of it as a cheat sheet for your bot, covering everything from memory management and API design to debugging and testing. It works by simply linking these skill folders into your agent directory, so the AI automatically applies the correct rules for tasks like C bindings or error handling.

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📦 thebcd69/bcd-games

Run PC Games on iPhone

BCD lets you play Windows PC games directly on your iPhone and iPad, with Steam and GOG support built right into the app. It uses Wine and FEX to run the code on Apple’s chips, translating it so it works smoothly without a computer. The coolest part is that it handles graphics by converting Windows Direct3D calls into Metal, the system graphics language for Apple devices. This means you can launch big titles like God of War or GTA V straight from your library, complete with controller support and touch controls.

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📦 code-zm/plex2shell

Plex2Shell: The Critical Plex Vulnerability

Plex2Shell is the security research tool that exposes a critical, unauthenticated remote code execution flaw in older versions of Plex Media Server. It chains four distinct security bugs together, allowing anyone on the internet to take full control of a server without needing a user account or password. This is dangerous because it bypasses all standard access controls, turning a simple media player into a potential open door for attackers. The project serves as a stark warning for server administrators to check their patch levels immediately. If you run Plex, this is your cue to update right now, because leaving that door open is how you get hacked.

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📦 agnesai-labs/agnes-harness

Agnes Harness: The AI Agent That Remembers

Agnes Harness is the agent harness that turns every messy deployment into reusable muscle memory. When engineers build AI tools for specific customers, they usually start from scratch every time, losing all that hard-won context. This project fixes that by keeping a persistent memory of how tasks actually work. It acts like a reliable coworker who remembers exactly which buttons to press and which approvals to ask for. Instead of forgetting everything after the first job, it saves the method so your next project starts smarter. It is a developer preview, meaning it is raw but ready for builders.

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📦 tek-sys-hub/rubix-lang

Rubix Lang: A Self-Hosting Assembly Language

Write code that compiles directly to raw machine instructions without any hidden layer or safety net. Rubix Lang is a systems language where every line of code maps to actual x86-64 assembly, giving you total control over how your program runs. The coolest part? The project includes a compiler written entirely in the language itself, proving it can build itself from scratch. It’s a rare look at how software tools actually work under the hood. If you’ve ever wanted to see exactly what your code does to the computer, this is your chance to peek under the hood.

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📦 generated-computers/locals

Locals: Run 16 AI Agents on Your Mac 3x Faster

Locals lets you run a whole team of AI coding agents on your own Mac, all at once, up to three times faster than the standard way. The killer feature? It batches requests from multiple agents on your graphics chip so eight agents finish in about the time two would take one after another. Everything stays on your computer, no cloud, no waiting for a server to wake up. It works with the coding assistants you already use, like Cline, Aider, and Claude Code, and it even guards against agents getting stuck in loops or running out of memory.

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📦 opensoft/oh-my-opencode

Oh My OpenCode: Your AI Coding Team

Oh My OpenCode transforms a basic AI coding assistant into a coordinated team of specialized agents. Instead of just one model answering your questions, it spins up background workers that can search your code, check for errors, and even review their own changes before you see them. The standout feature is its ability to run these tasks in parallel, letting the AI tackle complex refactoring or bug fixes while you keep working on something else. It also includes pre-built tools for understanding code structure, so the AI isn't just guessing at text but actually analyzing your project's logic.

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📦 missuo/kumone

Kumone: Native Mac Music Player

Kumone is the native Mac music app that finally puts your favorite tracks on a real Apple window. It talks directly to NetEase servers without any middleman servers, so it feels fast and local. The coolest part? It automatically finds missing songs from other sources so you never hit a dead end in your playlist. If you are tired of web players, this is the clean, desktop experience you have been waiting for. Stop scrolling through tabs and start listening to music the way it was meant to be heard on your Mac.

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📦 zita-ch/supermimic_vibed

Supermimic Vibed: One Hour of Coding, One Robot Mastered

A single humanoid robot learned to perfectly dance, sprint, and fall without failing, trained on just one graphics card in under one and a half hours. Supermimic Vibed is a rapid reproduction of a new robot control method that uses a digital brain to predict how the robot moves before it actually does. This approach solved the slow training problem of previous systems, which took days on massive computer clusters to learn basic movements. By building this system in one hour with an AI assistant, the developer proved that advanced robot skills can be developed quickly and cheaply.

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