📦 michalstrehovsky/chibil

Chibil

Developers can now compile classic C code like PureDOOM directly into managed.NET Framework and modern.NET assemblies using a custom C compiler. Chibil rewrites the open-source chibicc compiler in C sharp to target.NET Intermediate Language. It compiles C source files into object files that can link with standard tools or its own linker to generate pure managed executables. Developers can step through C source code directly inside a.NET debugger, with full support for line numbers and local variables. Check out the Chibil repository today to see how standard C code can run natively inside the.NET runtime.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48346660

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📦 longsurf-ai/endo

Endo: The Chat Interface for Multiple AI Agents

A single chat window is now the control center for multiple artificial intelligence agents working together. Endo is a web application that unifies different AI models into one cohesive conversation, allowing you to direct various agents from the same place. It solves the problem of switching between separate chat tabs by creating a shared space where these tools can collaborate on tasks, share context, and manage complex workflows. This unified approach keeps your work organized and makes it easier to see how different models contribute to a single goal. Think of it as a command deck for your digital assistants.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50110614

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📦 leularia/aria-icons

Aria Icons: One Command for Every Icon

Aria Icons lets you hunt down any of over one million open-source icons through a simple search command that writes the files directly into your project. The coolest part is that it plugs right into AI coding agents, so you can just ask your editor for a house icon and it finds the perfect match from thousands of different collections without you ever leaving your code. It solves the annoying problem of juggling different icon libraries by unifying them all into one searchable catalog. If you want your AI assistant to handle graphics as easily as it handles text, this is the tool that makes it happen.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49583909

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📦 ypares/rigup.nix

Rigup Nix: Package AI Agent Skills

Rigup Nix treats your AI agent's knowledge like a software package, letting you version control instructions alongside the tools they require. It bundles documentation with the exact executables needed to run them, creating a reproducible environment that works identically on any machine. This solves the common problem of agents failing because their instructions and tools are out of sync. Think of it as a package manager specifically for agent capabilities, where you can mix and match skills without manual setup. It turns complex agent configurations into simple, trackable components. The result is a reliable way to manage what your AI knows and how it operates.

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📦 kbwen/agentic-os

Agentic OS: The Bouncer for AI Coders

Your AI coding assistant just claims a task is finished without actually testing it, and Agentic OS is the project that finally puts a stop to that nonsense. It is a governance layer that forces tools like Claude Code and Copilot to follow a strict five-step process, demanding actual proof for every single step before they can move on to the next one. Think of it as a strict project manager that refuses to let an AI skip the testing phase or ship code without evidence. It installs directly into your workflow via a simple configuration file, turning a chatty assistant into a disciplined worker that actually proves its work.

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📦 zuhairhalawa/studyai

StudyAI: Your Private AI Tutor

StudyAI is the local-first study platform that reads your PowerPoint files and turns them into a full-blown study session. It extracts text, math, and speaker notes so you can search and review without leaving your browser. The killer feature is the optional AI tutor, which only answers based on your specific slides and cites exactly where it got the info. Since everything runs on your machine, your data stays private, and the AI can be locked to a zero-dollar budget. It is a smart, safe way to master your lectures without uploading your brain to the cloud.

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📦 cachemiao/m3u-studio

M3U Studio

Clean up cluttered playlist files and take complete control of your streaming channels right from your browser. The project provides a self-hosted workspace where you can import playlists, drag and drop channels into groups, match channel logos automatically, and check stream response times to remove dead links before publishing clean subscription links for your favorite media player. Its standout browser-based draft editor automatically saves your changes and keeps up to thirty snapshots, allowing you to edit fearlessly with full undo and redo support before making anything public. Set it up on your local server today to keep your custom playlist setup neatly organized.

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📦 nyacg/pagedb

pagedb: 100GB database in one object

pagedb is the database demo that fits a hundred gigabytes of data into a single serverless object. It solves the problem of serving massive datasets without spinning up a traditional server cluster. Instead of moving the whole database into memory, it stores the data in immutable parts on object storage and only loads the specific pages a query touches. The truly surprising part is the live synchronization. When someone updates a row, the system calculates exactly which open views changed and pushes only those updates to every connected browser in real time. It is a fascinating look at how Rust and WebAssembly can power high-performance, collaborative interfaces.

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📦 h563k/chat-keeper

ChatKeeper: Access Claude Without the Wall

Open your browser and chat with Anthropic's most advanced models directly from within China, completely bypassing the need for a virtual private network. This repository serves as the landing page for a mirror service that recreates the official website exactly as it appears, ensuring no learning curve when switching platforms. It solves the friction of regional blocks by offering a direct connection and a flexible token-based system, removing the rigid time limits often found in standard subscriptions.

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📦 gortexai/franco

Franco: The Sales Agent That Uses Your AI Bill

Franco is the outbound sales agent that runs on your existing Claude or ChatGPT subscription. It works through your account list, finding a specific reason to write, and sending a short email sequence from your own mailbox. The coolest part is that every single email waits for your approval before it goes out, unless you flip on autopilot. It tracks every fact with its source, so you never send a guess. It is not a black box. It is a tool you control, using the AI you already pay for. If you run sales, this is how you scale outreach without the extra API bill.

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📦 motaro-aniki/moz-3-anime-studio

MOZ-3 Anime Studio

A desktop application named MOZ-3 Anime Studio uses your microphone to make a digital character speak and laugh in real time. It analyzes the sound of your voice to move the character's mouth and eyes, creating a lifelike avatar for streaming or recording. The tool automatically switches to a laughing expression when it detects your laughter or shows a silent face when you pause, removing the need for manual key inputs. Because it runs as a standalone window with a transparent background, you can place the character directly over your video feed.

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📦 tokeloshe/vuurwerk-firmware

Vuurwerk Firmware: The Radio Brain

Vuurwerk is the custom firmware that turns a thirty dollar handheld radio into a smart listener that hunts for real conversations. Most radio scanners just look for strong signals, which means you get static, pagers, and noise. Vuurwerk uses voice probability scoring to ignore all that clutter and only stop on human speech. It can even run in an unattended patrol mode where it sweeps the band itself, camps on a voice to listen, and moves on automatically when the conversation ends. You can lock onto a frequency with a single button press and carry it straight to your main dial.

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📦 mll-lab-nu/embodied-first-exam

Embodied First Exam: The Robot Test

Embodied First Exam is the coding benchmark that finally puts software agents in front of real physical robots. This is the first serious test to see if code can actually drive a machine in the real world, not just pass a quiz on a screen. It works by giving an agent a frozen robot scene and asking it to write a program that performs a specific physical task. The agent has to handle everything from catching a moving ball to folding cloth. The coolest part is that the robot acts as a black box. The agent cannot see the code or the sensor data.

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📦 udhaykumarbala/cleanyourtv-app

Clean Your TV App

Clean Your TV app is the Android phone companion that removes all the bloat from your smart TV without using a computer. Instead of plugging a laptop into your living room, you just use your phone on the same Wi-Fi to connect, analyze, and clean in about five minutes. It turns off ads and preinstalled junk apps while keeping them installed so you can undo changes later. The app supports over one hundred and thirty TV models from forty-six brands, making it accessible for anyone, not just tech experts. If you want a faster, ad-free TV, this is the simple tool you need.

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📦 jgrfw/comfyui-charactercardstudio

Character Card Studio for ComfyUI

ComfyUI Character Card Studio is the ComfyUI plugin that turns a single image into a complete character reference sheet. Normally, creating a detailed character card requires manually generating and aligning every angle, expression, and detail separately, which is tedious and error-prone. This tool solves that by using Qwen Image 2.1 to automatically generate and precisely slice all the views into a neat, professional grid. The most surprising feature is its automatic recomposition system, which ensures the character's full body is never cropped, keeping feet and head visible in every panel. It also smartly mirrors side views so they look natural without needing complex prompts.

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📦 mfranzon/print3d

Print 3D: From Photo to Print

Take a simple photo of a household object, and watch a computer model it, check it for printability, and slice it for your Bambu Lab printer. Print 3D bridges the gap between a real-world item and a 3D file, using an AI agent to build the model in Blender and verify it matches the photo’s measurements. The most surprising part is that it can recreate a museum artifact from a single picture, proving it can capture exact dimensions without manual CAD work. You get a ready-to-print file, not just a concept. It is a clever way to reverse engineer physical objects for personal use or repair.

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📦 mrnetwork0001/inktoll

Inktoll: When AI Pays for Content

Inktoll is the payment protocol that makes sure AI agents actually pay for the articles they read. It solves a massive problem where robots just scrape your work for free and leave you with nothing. Here, every time an AI reads your article, it instantly sends a tiny amount of stablecoin to your wallet. But the coolest part is that if the AI cites your work later to answer a question, you get paid again. It turns your writing into an asset that keeps earning money long after you hit publish. This is how the open web survives the robot takeover.

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📦 affaan-m/claude-swarm

Claude Swarm: Your AI Coding Team

Claude Swarm is the terminal tool that turns a single AI assistant into a coordinated team of workers. It breaks down complex coding tasks into a dependency graph, then spins up multiple agents to handle independent pieces simultaneously while strictly preventing file conflicts and enforcing budget limits. The standout feature is the live, htop-style dashboard that visualizes every agent's progress, costs, and file locks in real time. It even records the entire session so you can replay exactly what each agent did later. Whether you are refactoring a module or building a new API, this project gives you total visibility into your automated development workflow.

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📦 am-will/swarms

Swarms: How AI Coding Finally Got a Brain

Swarms fixes the chaotic loop where AI coding agents keep forgetting what they are building. It replaces random guesswork with a smart orchestrator that plans every step before a single line of code is written. The coolest part is how it splits work into parallel waves, letting multiple agents tackle different pieces of your project at the same time without stepping on each other’s toes. Because the lead agent keeps the big picture, it hands off exactly what each worker needs to know. This means no more agents wandering around confused or overwriting each other’s changes.

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📦 kalkman-code/beamer

Beamer: One Keyboard for Two OSes

Pushing your mouse off the edge of your Mac screen actually moves it onto a Windows PC next to it. That is the core trick of Beamer, a free tool that lets one physical keyboard and mouse drive both a Mac and a Windows machine at the same time. You simply pair the two computers using a short code, and from then on, your cursor slides across the gap like it is moving to a second monitor. Your copy and paste shortcuts keep working, and the text on your clipboard follows you over instantly. Everything stays encrypted on your own local network, so nothing touches the internet.

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