📦 balanov/svoi

Svoi: The Local Job Search Tool

Svoi is the local-first Windows app that keeps your job search data strictly on your computer. It reads your resume and past letters, then pulls real job listings directly from the Russian platform HH. The standout feature is how it drafts your application response based on the specific job description. You edit the text yourself and send it manually, so you always control the final message. Everything stays in a secure, encrypted folder on your hard drive, with no cloud storage or hidden tracking. It is a private, free tool for job seekers who want to manage their search without uploading sensitive documents to the internet.

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📦 balanov/baiagent-director

One Website, One AI Pilot

BAIagent Director turns a single company website into a concrete, measurable business pilot by running a local AI model on your own computer. Instead of giving you vague advice, it reads public pages, finds real market signals, and links every suggestion to a specific source you can check. The most striking part is that it runs entirely locally, meaning your data stays private and you don't need any cloud account to use it. It filters out unsupported numbers and labels ideas as hypotheses, forcing you to verify results with real data rather than trusting a generic list.

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📦 sno-ai/sno-station-skills

Sno Station Skills

Two AIs from rival companies just finished a project for you while you slept. Sno Station Skills turns two coding agents into a single working crew. When one model runs out of power, it hands the job to the other without losing progress. It also reviews the work so nobody checks their own homework. If you build with AI, this is how you stop starting from scratch every morning. It is open source and ready to install.

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📦 elvarofficial/teardown

See the Inside: The Teardown Simulator

Take any complex machine and watch it run, then press a button to pop the shell off and see the gears turning inside. That is exactly what Teardown does. It is a tool that builds a single, self-contained webpage where a machine moves in real time, driven by real physics. The coolest part is that the numbers on the screen are tied directly to the motion, so the gauges never lie. If you just leave the page alone, it tours itself, showing you every angle and internal part. It is the perfect way to understand how something works without reading a manual.

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📦 gothamor/gta-vcs-recomp

GTA Vice City Stories Native Port

GTA Vice City Stories Native Port is the open source project that finally runs the classic PlayStation two game natively on modern computers without an emulator. Instead of simulating old hardware, it takes the game's original executable file and recompiles it directly into modern C++ code, meaning the game actually runs on your PC's graphics card using Vulkan or Direct3D. This approach unlocks incredibly smooth frame rates far beyond the original thirty frames per second, allowing for high resolution and widescreen support that the console never had.

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📦 sakalond/stablegen

StableGen: Type a Prompt, Get a 3D Character

StableGen takes a simple text prompt and turns it into a fully textured, rigged 3D character right inside Blender. It solves the massive headache of manually painting textures or finding matching assets by using AI to generate the model and skin in one go. You describe what you want, pick a preview, and the add-on handles the mesh generation and rigging automatically. It then projects high-quality textures onto the model so it looks real, not like a blank clay figure. You can even export it straight to game engines like Unreal or Unity. It is a fantastic way to speed up your 3D workflow without needing a team of artists.

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📦 spark-arena/sparkrun

sparkrun: The One-Command Fix for Your AI Cluster

Your AI cluster is finally as easy to run as a single command. sparkrun takes the headache out of managing large language models on NVIDIA DGX Spark systems by handling the entire setup for you. No more wrestling with Kubernetes or complex job schedulers. It just works. The tool automatically configures your network, checks your hardware, and spins up the inference engine in one go. It is basically the missing piece between your cool hardware and actually using it. So if you are tired of fighting your cluster, let sparkrun do the heavy lifting for you.

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📦 deivid11/tide-commander

Tide Commander: Your AI Agent HQ

Tide Commander is the visual dashboard that turns your chaotic pile of AI coding agents into a single, manageable city. Instead of juggling separate terminal windows, you watch every agent work simultaneously in a shared 3D scene, seeing exactly who is busy and who needs your attention. It connects to Claude Code, OpenCode, and Codex, giving you a unified view to spawn, monitor, and interact with your entire digital workforce from one place. If you are running multiple AI assistants, this is the control center you need to stay in command.

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📦 pxticks/h3-motion

H3 Motion: Turn Photos Into Moving Videos

H3 Motion lets you take a single still photo, pick out any object inside it, and turn that object into a moving, animated clip with sound. It is a local web app that connects to ComfyUI and uses open models to find subjects, remove them cleanly from the background, and then animate them along paths you draw yourself. You can also mask parts of existing videos and change what happens inside that mask. It is built for people who want to experiment with AI video tools without relying on closed cloud services. If you are curious about how local AI video editing works, this is a good place to start.

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📦 deepseek-ai/dsh-superagent-prototype

dsh-superagent: The Coding Agent That Only Speaks When It Matters

DeepSeek’s research prototype, dsh-superagent, quietly watches your GitHub repository and waits for a specific, allowed request before it starts coding. Instead of constantly interrupting your team with notifications, it operates on a strict rule of giving value without demanding attention. When a trusted person asks for work, the agent spins up its own isolated environment to write the code and submit a pull request, staying completely silent until the work is finished. It only breaks its silence to deliver that final result or ask one specific question.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50316116

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📦 khalilgharbaoui/opencode-claude-code-plugin

Run Claude Code Inside OpenCode

Plug Claude Code directly into OpenCode without touching your login. This tool spawns the official CLI as a background process, letting your editor inherit your existing subscription or API key safely. It solves the headache of manual proxying by keeping sensitive credentials locked inside the official client. You get the best of both worlds: Claude’s powerful reasoning with OpenCode’s flexible interface. It also lets your editor execute dangerous commands like file edits under its own permission system. So you get Claude’s brain with your editor’s safety guardrails. No more copying tokens or breaking terms of service. Just one line in your config and you are running.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50318664

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📦 ashayas/icloud-s3

iCloudS3: The Free S3 Server

iCloudS3 is the object store that hides your files inside photo pixels. It is a Rust server that speaks the Amazon S3 protocol but actually saves your data inside lossless PNG images uploaded to iCloud Shared Photo Albums. Apple's policy says these albums do not count against your five gigabyte storage limit, so you can technically store terabytes of data for free. The project encodes file bytes into the colors of the images, meaning your database backups literally live as pictures in your photo app. It even includes a benchmark showing it is hundreds of times faster than Cloudflare R2 because it just writes to your local disk.

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