📦 tencent-hunyuan/hy-simulmt

Hy-SimulMT Translates As You Talk

Hy-SimulMT is the real-time translator that actually keeps up with you. It takes audio as you speak and translates it into speech instantly, so you never have to wait for a pause. The coolest part is that it clones the speaker's voice, meaning you hear the translation in the original person's tone. It works back and forth between Chinese and English. This removes the awkward silence from cross-language chats. It’s perfect for meetings where speed matters. No more waiting for the interpreter to catch up. It just follows along, keeping the conversation flowing naturally. If you talk across languages, this changes the game.

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📦 cryogenicplanet/arc

Arc Mod: Use Arc Without an Account

Browses the web without asking for your Arc account or personal data. This project takes the popular Arc browser for Mac, strips away the mandatory sign-in, and blocks all traffic sent back to the company’s servers. You get the full browser experience with your privacy intact, plus a built-in feature that lets AI coding agents control their own hidden, isolated browser windows in the background. It runs on your machine as a separate app, meaning your original Arc install stays completely untouched. If you love the interface but refuse to hand over your personal info to a cloud service, this is your ticket to browsing privately.

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📦 whokilleddb/tts

TTs: The Hidden Shellcode Loader

TTs is the payload builder that hides executable code inside standard Visual Studio template files. This tool takes raw machine instructions, encrypts them, and wraps them into a legitimate text transform file. It then compiles a custom piece of code that loads this file. The most surprising part is that it uses the language runtime itself to run the code without any obvious memory allocation calls. The result is a small package that looks like a normal developer utility. This is a clever way to test how standard tools can be repurposed. It shows how much trust we place in familiar file types.

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📦 0c0de/splatterhouse-decomp

Splatterhouse Recompiled: Xbox 360 on PC

Splatterhouse Recompiled is the Xbox 360 port that finally runs a console game on your PC without an emulator. It takes the original game code from your disc and translates it directly into native instructions, meaning your computer executes the game at full native speed with no runtime interpretation slowing things down. This is why it hits a solid sixty frames per second and supports ultrawide monitors automatically. You don't need to install complex software; just drag your own game disc file onto the installer, and it handles the rest. This project proves that with static recompilation, older console titles can get a second life on modern hardware.

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📦 ranahaani/i-hate-editing

I Hate Editing

I Hate Editing is the video editing skill that refuses to hand back work that still needs fixing by hand. Instead of scrubbing a timeline, it listens to your raw audio, finds the silences, and cuts the video precisely where your voice pauses. The most surprising part is how it verifies those cuts by re-transcribing the audio right after the join to catch any accidental word repeats before you ever see a preview. It also captures real web pages as tall images, scrolling and zooming them to match your narration rather than using fake screenshots.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49597350

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📦 lawrencewzen/wx-bot

Give your AI a WeChat Brain

wx-bot pipes your WeChat messages directly into AI agents like Grok, letting your personal assistant chat with you through the app you already use. It handles the messy backend plumbing, storing every message in a local database so nothing gets lost, even if your AI is busy. You can push updates instantly or let the AI pull them at its own pace, making it flexible for different setups. It’s a clean, secure bridge that keeps your data local and only sends traffic out, giving your AI a reliable, private line to your real-life conversations. It’s a clever, practical way to make your digital helper feel actually present.

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📦 diaoorg/awesome-supermimic

How Awesome SuperMimic Makes Robots Dance

Awesome SuperMimic is the community hub that tracks how researchers teach robots to dance. Built around a Berkeley paper that uses a learned world model to improve movement policies, it curates thirty-three projects where humans actually put these algorithms on real hardware. The most fascinating part is seeing independent labs reproduce the results, with some teams getting robots to perform flawless backflips in under two hours. If you are tracking the future of humanoid control, this list is the fastest way to find what is working and where the technology is heading.

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📦 vibha-ramprakash/claude-video-effects

Claude Video Effects: 45 Talking-Head Edits in One Command

Drop a talking-head clip into Claude Code and type the name of an effect to render a finished video in seconds. That is the whole workflow for a toolkit built by Vibha Ramprakash that turns plain phone footage into polished social media content. The real magic is face tracking. Instead of manually keying every frame, the system locks onto your face and places animations like orbiting reels or glowing widgets directly behind your head, keeping you perfectly visible while the background does the work. It handles the complex tracking and rendering for you, so you just say what you want and watch the result appear.

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📦 musictribeopensource/0700-aam

The AI-Driven Hardware DAW: 0700-AAM

Turn a standard beat machine into a gesture-controlled studio by flashing the Behringer KICK with its open source firmware. This project provides the actual code for the device, letting you see exactly how its AI camera tracks your hands to trigger sounds. It also reveals the audio engine powering its sampler and effects. You are no longer limited by closed hardware; you can modify, debug, or extend the music creation tools in your hands. This transparency builds a community around a tangible instrument. It is a rare look at the digital soul of a physical synthesizer. Now you have the blueprint. Go build something new with it.

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