📦 bob-zebedy/codexbar

CodexBar: Your AI Usage Dashboard

CodexBar puts a real-time dashboard of your OpenAI Codex usage directly into your macOS menu bar. It solves the annoying problem of wondering how much credit you have left or if your long-running coding tasks are still active without constantly checking a terminal. The coolest part is that it keeps your Mac awake specifically while tasks run, so you never lose progress due to sleep, then lets it shut down again. It tracks tokens, credits, and even syncs stats across your devices via iCloud. Basically, it turns your Mac into a smart cockpit for your AI coding sessions.

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📦 scandentllc/tv070wxm-hat

Turn a Raspberry Pi 5 into a Steam Deck Screen

TV070WXM HAT is the adapter board that lets you plug the actual Steam Deck screen directly into a Raspberry Pi five. It solves the annoying problem of needing a custom carrier board just to test out that specific seven inch display. This repository provides the complete hardware design files, a 3D printable bracket to hold the stack together, and the specific Linux kernel patch needed to make the screen actually light up and respond to touch. It is basically a cheat code for anyone wanting to build a portable gaming handheld or a custom touch interface without designing the electronics from scratch.

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📦 misshexa66/ouncecake

OunceCake: The Sneaky Way to Backup Your Switch 2 Games

OunceCake lets you yank your Switch 2 game files directly off the console without any decryption. It works by using a known exploit to trick the system into handing over your digital games, game cards, and DLC through a simple file transfer connection. This is not a piracy tool because it pulls files exactly as the system loads them, meaning it only works on software you already own. The project author is currently waiting out a bug in the underlying exploit before recommending it for daily use, but the core idea is simple: you get a clean, unencrypted copy of your data via FTP.

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📦 abckkf321/-mcd-fair-split

Split McDonald's bills fairly

Split McDonald's bills fairly using a local tool that handles shared meals and coupons. This project solves the headache of calculating who owes what after a group dinner. It imports your order data and applies specific rules to divide costs by actual consumption. You can see exactly how discounts and delivery fees are distributed. The tool lets you compare different splitting strategies to find the fairest outcome. It exports clear reports so everyone can verify their share. It is a simple command line utility that keeps your financial data private. It helps friends avoid awkward money conversations. This is a practical solution for real world group payments.

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📦 superone77/tracevista

TraceVista: See Your AI Agent's Work

TraceVista is the interactive map that turns messy agent logs into clear, navigable stories. When you run a coding assistant for hours, you end up with thousands of scattered records and no idea why the code changed. TraceVista solves this by converting those raw logs into a visual journey. You can watch the agent's decisions unfold like a story, zooming in from the big picture down to the exact tool calls. The most surprising feature is that every summary links directly to the original evidence, so you never have to trust an AI explanation blindly. You simply click a step to see the proof.

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📦 azampatti/qwen3.8-flash-next-int4-fast

Run a 125B Model on One GPU: Qwen3.8-Flash-Next

Run a 125 billion parameter AI model on a single desktop chip. Qwen3.8-Flash-Next does this by shrinking the model to four-bit precision and cutting the number of active experts in half. It runs at roughly seventy tokens per second on a single DGX Spark, which is surprisingly fast for such a large brain. The project includes scripts to download the weights and start the server in minutes. You get a local, OpenAI-compatible API that supports tool calling and reasoning. It is not just a static file; it is a complete recipe for local inference. The takeaway is simple: you do not need a data center to run frontier-scale models anymore.

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📦 jouaaaaaa/mcd-self-butler

McButler: The McDonald's Butler That Actually Thinks

McButler is the McDonald's butler that actually thinks. It uses the official McDonald's API to stop you from guessing at calories and prices. The coolest part? It creates a credit score for your burger habits. It looks at your order history and treats your loyalty like a bank loan. It checks your spending rhythm and taste variety to see if you are a stable customer or a chaotic snack. It is a clever way to make a fast food order feel like a financial audit. Next time you order, let the AI judge your burger discipline.

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📦 surendrapandar/minilytics

Minilytics: Know exactly which tweet made you money

A web analytics tool that tells you exactly which single tweet made you money is a rare find. Most dashboards show you page views, but Minilytics connects every visitor to the actual sale they made. It tracks where people came from, whether that was a social post, a search engine, or even an AI assistant. Then it links that journey to a completed purchase. This is huge for solo founders who need to know what actually works. You host it for free on Cloudflare, keeping your data private. Stop guessing which marketing channel pays off. Minilytics gives you the exact revenue source behind every dollar you earn.

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📦 ayushjain1144/trackeverything

TrackEverything: How It Tracks Every Point in 3D

TrackEverything is the tracking system that finally keeps every single point in a scene moving smoothly through long videos. It solves a major headache for computer vision: usually, when a camera moves or objects shift, tracking algorithms lose sight of things or get confused by overlapping images. This project fixes that by building a persistent three-dimensional memory of the space. It removes duplicate points so the computer isn't wasting energy tracking the same pixel twice. This allows it to follow objects across thousands of frames without getting lost.

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