📦 yellow-dog-man/resonite.unitysdk

Build VR Worlds in Unity

Take your Unity projects and drop them straight into a shared virtual reality world. The Resonite Unity SDK lets you build scenes in the familiar Unity Editor while they appear in real time inside Resonite, a free social VR platform. It acts as a live bridge, so you can tweak your assets here and see the changes instantly on the other end. This is perfect if you want to bring your existing Unity work into a collaborative VR space without starting from scratch. It is still in beta, so expect some rough edges, but it is a powerful tool for prototyping and sharing your creations with others.

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📦 0x23/fibercoupledlasermodule

Fiber Coupled Laser Module

The Fiber Coupled Laser Module is the open source hardware project that makes precise laser alignment affordable and reproducible for anyone with basic tools. Commercial laser modules are often expensive and rigid, leaving researchers stuck when they need a specific wavelength or a rare fiber type. This project solves that by providing free computer aided design files for a simple machined brass enclosure that holds a laser diode perfectly in place. It allows you to build a high precision light source for the entire visible spectrum using parts you can easily find at any hardware store.

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📦 irraz/vulnerator-ai

Vulnerator AI: The Autonomously Thinking Pentester

Vulnerator AI is the autonomous penetration testing agent that actually thinks through its attacks. Most security tools just run a checklist, but this system mimics a human hacker’s reasoning loop. It observes a target, orients itself using known attack patterns, decides on the next move, and then executes the exploit. The surprising part is its total independence. It does not rely on a pre-written script. Instead, an intelligent core drives a container running specialized security tools. It chooses exactly which command to run and when to pivot its strategy. You hand it a target, and it figures out the rest.

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📦 ry-diffusion/bergamota

Bergamota: Running iOS on an Android Phone

Bergamota is the experimental port that puts unmodified Apple iOS eighteen on a Xiaomi Android phone. This project takes a Poco F1 device and makes it boot the actual operating system from an iPhone, bypassing the usual hardware restrictions. The trickiest part is a tool that rewrites every single piece of code to work on a processor that lacks specific security features Apple uses. It is not a daily driver, but seeing the familiar Spring Board home screen light up on Android hardware is a wild engineering flex. If you love pushing hardware to its limits, this is the proof that software can sometimes conquer the iron.

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📦 sheepseb/tinyworldformer

tinyworldformer

Run classic arcade games entirely on a tiny microcontroller by letting a neural network invent the rules as it plays. Tinyworldformer uses two small brain circuits: one dreams up the next visual frame based on your moves, while the second learns to play that dream. The magic is fitting this entire looped transformer and actor onto a Raspberry Pi Pico, which is the size of a finger. It means you can watch an AI learn to beat Pong and Pac-Man in real-time on hardware cheaper than a snack. No cloud, no GPUs, just pure local imagination.

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📦 btspoony/mstar-harness

Mstar Harness: Your AI Dev Team's Conductor

Mstar Harness gives a single AI coding assistant the ability to behave like an entire engineering department, complete with a product manager, a QA engineer, and a code reviewer. It works by injecting a set of specialized instructions into your coding agent, effectively turning one chat window into a coordinated team that follows strict rules for how to plan, write, and test code. The problem it solves is that generic AI often forgets its own rules or cuts corners, but this system enforces a rigid workflow where specific agents must pass their work to others before anything is finished.

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📦 jackwener/deepseekharness-android

Deepseek Harness Android: Your Phone Does The Work

Turn your Android phone into a hands-free assistant that actually gets things done. This project packages a powerful artificial intelligence agent directly into a standard app, allowing you to ask it to organize files, toggle settings, or navigate other applications using just your voice. It removes the need for technical setup like rooting your device or installing terminal emulators, making advanced automation accessible to anyone with a modern smartphone. By embedding the intelligence engine inside the application itself, it connects to your system permissions to execute real-world tasks automatically.

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📦 inukaasith/twindesk

TwinDesk: Your Whole Desk in One Place

TwinDesk turns your Mac, Windows PC, Linux box, and Android phone into one single shared desk, letting you answer a phone call from your computer keyboard. This free and open source tool connects your devices directly to each other, meaning no cloud server or account is needed to keep everything private. You can simply push your mouse pointer off the edge of one screen to land on another, or use your phone as a webcam for video calls. It solves the daily headache of juggling separate devices by sharing your clipboard, files, and notifications instantly. If you own mixed tech, this is how you make them work as one.

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