📦 browser-use/bux

Bux: Your 24/7 Browser Agent

Turn a cheap server into a personal assistant that browses the web for you. Bux installs a real browser onto any Ubuntu machine, keeping your login cookies and session history safe on your own hardware. You simply text your agent through Telegram, and it handles the rest. The best part? When it hits a login wall or a captcha, it pauses and sends you a live view link so you can take over manually. No brittle scripts, just a helpful partner. It is the easiest way to run a private, always-on browser agent that respects your data and your time.

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📦 tornikegomareli/omarchy-spaces

Omarchy Spaces: The Workspace Switcher

Omarchy Spaces is the workspace switcher that finally lets you see exactly which apps are running on each of your desktops. It replaces the standard bar with a clean row of icons for every open window, so you know where your work is without flipping through tabs. The coolest part is the live preview: hover over any workspace to get a miniature, real-time view of that screen, letting you click a window to jump straight to it. It even tracks your AI coding agents, showing a pulsing badge when they are waiting for input. This is the cleanest way to keep track of multiple monitors without the clutter.

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📦 nativedog1/dsh-boot-animation

dsh-boot-animation

Opening a new chat in dsh-boot-animation instantly floods your screen with a full-window video intro, turning a blank screen into a cinematic splash. This plugin solves the problem of generic, static loading screens by letting you drop in your own custom video to play exactly once per new conversation. It works by overlaying a high-quality clip that skips automatically and closes itself when finished. You can even pin a specific chat to replay the animation every single time you return to it. It is a neat way to add personality to your workflow without touching any code.

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📦 pinkoctopusdesign/discord-server-booster-nitro

Discord Server Booster Nitro

A Windows utility called Discord Server Booster Nitro uses automated bot tokens to apply Nitro boosts to Discord servers in bulk. It targets users wanting to raise a server’s tier without manually managing each account. The tool includes a proxy rotation system to distribute requests and avoid rate limits, allowing sustained activity. While marketed as a research tool, its primary function is automating the boosting process for multiple accounts simultaneously. This solves the problem of manual effort and potential account bans from rapid, repeated actions.

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📦 mode-io/vllm-jev

vllm-jev: 40x Faster AI Decisions

Serves structured decisions up to forty times faster by plugging Jev decision models directly into the vLLM engine. Instead of waiting for slow, unoptimized scripts to process every request, this tool runs those same models natively on standard Linux servers and Apple Silicon Macs. You can feed it text, images, or even short video clips, and it instantly returns a clear answer with a confidence score. That speed jump is the big win here, turning a five-second wait into a one-second response. If you build applications that need instant, reliable AI judgment, this project is the bridge to making that happen today.

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📦 kuhnhomeuk-cell/procedural-film

procedural-film

Take any topic and turn it into a thirty second vertical film that is drawn and scored entirely in JavaScript. This project is a skill that lets your coding agent generate a self contained movie with zero media assets. It calculates every pixel on a canvas and synthesizes every sound wave using Web Audio, meaning no video files or audio tracks are ever downloaded. The most surprising part is that it can produce a playable retro platformer game right out of the same engine. You get a single HTML player and an MP4 export that runs smoothly in any browser.

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📦 talkstream/ru-text

ru-text

Your AI agent writes Russian that sounds like a robot. It uses straight quotes, clumsy dashes, and empty filler phrases like “great question” before giving you the actual answer. The project called ru-text fixes this by living inside your agent to clean up the text as it happens. It spots seventeen specific tells of machine writing, which people call neuroslop, and swaps them for natural speech. It also handles typography and removes bureaucratic language. When it makes a change, it shows you the rule, so you always know why. It does not touch your tone or style. If you want a number, it scores your text from zero to ten.

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📦 leonxlnx/claude-launchvideo

Claude Launch Video

Take a fictional calendar app and turn it into a thirty-three second launch film entirely from code. This project builds the visuals using React, so every animation, layout, and transition is programmatically generated rather than shot with a camera. But the coolest part is the audio, which is synthesized in Python from raw mathematical oscillators, creating a perfect score that matches every visual beat down to the millisecond. It is a fascinating look at how much of a polished product launch you can actually build from pure scripts.

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📦 intrinsic-ai/intrinsic-core

Intrinsic Core: The Robotics OS

Intrinsic Core is the open-source robotics runtime that lets you swap out physical robot arms without rewriting your code. This project solves the messy problem of industrial automation by providing a single, local engine that handles everything from motion planning to camera vision. The standout feature is its hardware abstraction layer, which means you can design a robot workflow once and run it on Kuka, ABB, or Universal Robots hardware without touching the driver logic. It also includes a digital twin so you can test your entire factory cell in simulation before touching real metal.

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📦 delta-kronecker/v2ray-config

V2ray Config: The Ultimate Server Test

V2ray Config is the automated tool that finally ensures you only get working network settings. Finding a server that actually responds can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack, as many public lists contain broken or dead entries that waste your time. This project solves that problem by automatically pulling configurations from hundreds of different repositories and actively testing each one against the core engine before you ever see them. The result is a massive, verified collection of over six thousand valid connections, neatly sorted by country and protocol type.

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📦 stevensnd/nfsmw-nx

Need for Speed: Most Wanted Ported to Nintendo Switch

A Nintendo Switch now runs Need for Speed: Most Wanted at thirty frames per second without any overclocking, which is a massive achievement for hardware that was never meant to handle a 2005 console game. This project does not emulate the original hardware; instead, it translates the entire game code directly into native C++ and renders every frame using a custom Vulkan engine. This approach allows the handheld console to run a full racing title with complex physics and graphics that would be impossible to achieve through traditional emulation. The result is a playable experience that stays true to the original while fitting perfectly within the Switch power limits.

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📦 op7418/guizang-product-video-skill

Guizang Product Video Skill: Real UI, Not Mockups

A product demo video can be rendered entirely from the actual source code of the application, showing real buttons and live inputs rather than static screenshots. This is what the Guizang Product Video Skill does. It mounts the genuine user interface components from your project into a video engine, then animates them with professional timing and original sound design. Instead of creating fake mockups, it builds a promotional film using the real design language and interactive elements you already own. This ensures the video perfectly matches the product and avoids the awkward gap between marketing promises and actual software. It turns your codebase into a polished update announcement.

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📦 aitjcize/esp32-photoframe

ESP32 PhotoFrame: The E-ink Frame That Actually Looks Good

ESP32 PhotoFrame is the e-paper firmware that finally fixes the washed-out colors on DIY digital frames. It solves the frustrating problem where standard e-ink displays make photos look pale and lifeless by using a measured color palette and smart dithering. This means your images look accurate and vibrant right on the device, not just on a computer screen. The project also adds a modern web interface and smart power management, so you can run it on battery for weeks or keep it always on for Home Assistant. If you are building a custom photo frame, this is the upgrade you have been waiting for.

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📦 feder-cr/dots

dots: The AI agent that websites can't detect

dots is the open-source AI agent that actually gets through the door of the web. You see, when bots get blocked, it is almost never the AI brain causing the trouble. The website just sees a robot and slams the gate shut. dots fixes this by giving the agent a real, patched Firefox browser that looks and acts exactly like a normal human using a computer. It moves the mouse naturally and types one key at a time, so the site literally cannot tell it is automated.

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📦 bennyjo/phil

Phil: The AI That Rewrites Its Own Trading Strategy

Phil is an artificial intelligence that does not just trade short-term prediction markets; it actively rewrites its own strategy after every single bet settles. Running continuously in the cloud, it places simulated bets on outcomes like sports scores or earnings results, then immediately analyzes its performance to update its decision-making rules. This creates a self-improving loop where the agent’s entire codebase becomes a living record of its lessons learned. It is not just betting; it is studying how to predict better than the market itself. The project uses a small, capped amount of real money to validate its paper-trading insights, ensuring the strategy works in reality.

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📦 thenetworkchuck/paperclip-guide

Build an AI IT Department

Paperclip Guide is the step-by-step companion that finally makes running a team of AI agents feel like managing real employees. It solves the headache of juggling disconnected chatbots by turning them into a structured company with job titles, managers, and actual work to do. You become the board, approving hires and watching as your CEO agent hires a security reviewer and a tooling engineer to handle boring tasks. The coolest part is watching the agents talk to each other during daily standups to clear blockers. It is not magic, it is just organized AI doing real IT work.

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📦 fuji-mak/capsomnia

Capsomnia: The Physical Switch

Flip your Mac’s Caps Lock key to stop it from sleeping while the lid is closed. Capsomnia is a tiny macOS app that turns that single key into a physical keep-awake switch, perfect for running long AI jobs or remote connections without opening your laptop. Instead of hunting through menu bars, you just toggle the key and watch the small green light stay on, giving you immediate, tactile feedback that your work is still processing. It handles the tricky system settings so you can keep your machine running reliably in the dark.

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📦 emmericp/d2r-3d

Diablo 2 Resurrected in 3D

Diablo Two Resurrected, the gritty dark fantasy classic, now supports full free camera control. This tool lets you detach the view from the locked perspective, allowing you to orbit around your character and zoom in or out. You activate it with a simple hotkey, then use your mouse wheel to adjust the distance while dragging the middle button to rotate the angle. It works as a plugin that modifies how the game renders the scene without changing the core mechanics. This is interesting because it breaks the traditional top-down view, giving players a unique spatial perspective on familiar environments. It is a simple modification for a specific visual preference.

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📦 michaelswissa/jevry

Jevry: The Browser That Plays Games

Jevry, an open-source desktop browser, recently won the game twenty forty-eight by making over a thousand moves without human help. It works by letting a specialized decision model look at the buttons and text on your screen and pick the exact next action to take, such as clicking a tile or typing a word. Instead of guessing what to do, the browser translates the page into a list of safe, specific choices for the AI to select from. This turns a passive viewing window into an active tool that can handle website tasks and even play games.

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📦 joetawil7/first-pass

First Pass: The Coding Check That Catches What Agents Miss

First Pass is the coding companion that forces your AI assistant to double-check its own work before calling it finished. Built by Joe Tawil, this project acts like a strict safety net for tools like Claude Code. It stops the agent from just writing new lines and instead makes it look at how the rest of your app might break. Before it writes a single line, it asks ten tough questions about edge cases and hidden bugs. Then, a second agent that didn't write the code reviews the change to find what the first one missed. It’s less about writing code and more about proving your code actually works.

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