📦 vshvedov/rhun

A Code Editor Written Entirely in Assembly

rhun is the code editor that proves you do not need a heavy framework to write fast software. It is built entirely from scratch using assembly language, meaning it skips the usual layers of abstraction to run directly on your machine. This makes it incredibly lightweight and quick to start, perfect for when you just need to read code, run a terminal command, and check your git history without waiting for a bloated interface. The real surprise here is that it includes a live panel to watch A.I. coding agents work alongside you, right inside the editor.

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📦 mgrin/awesome-bb-plugins

How One Curator Tamed the Plugin Chaos

There is a daily automated sweep that hunts for new tools for the agent IDE called bb, but it refuses to just dump a list of links. Instead, it uses a memory file called a discovery ledger to remember every plugin it has already rejected, so it never bothers you with the same bad suggestions again. This is awesome bb plugins, a human curated directory that ensures every entry has a real person writing a clear, honest sentence about what the tool actually does. It catches security risks that automated scrapers miss, like unchecked downloads.

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📦 rhfeiyang/hc-dlm

HC-DLM: The Language Model That Thinks in Two Layers

HC-DLM is the language model architecture that finally solves the blind spot in continuous diffusion by letting tokens check the plan as it happens. Standard continuous diffusion models generate text in a hidden space, but they never verify if their plan makes sense until the very end. This new approach fixes that by reading out a draft of the text at every single step. That draft then guides the next update to the hidden plan. It is like having a GPS that recalculates your route every mile instead of just at the destination. The result is better accuracy on puzzles and smoother text generation.

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📦 archastro/clapper

Clapper: Write Videos in Code

Clapper is the coding tool that turns your React components into finished videos. Forget dragging clips onto a timeline in a heavy editor. Here, you write standard code to control every pixel and sound. The coolest part is the offline audio synth. You can compose original music using code elements, right inside your project. No external music files needed. It renders your code into a crisp, shareable video file. It’s like having a film studio that runs entirely in your code editor. Perfect for developers who want full control without the clutter. Stop wrestling with complex editing suites. Start building your motion graphics with simple, readable logic.

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📦 alvdansen/animating-on-twos

Animating on Twos: The Hand-Drawn Animation Breakthrough

Stop accepting smooth, digital motion when you want that classic hand-drawn feel. This project teaches a massive video model to animate like a real human artist by locking onto the specific rhythm of traditional drawing. Instead of blending frames together, it commits to distinct holds and jumps, capturing the unique physics of old-school cartoons. By using small adapters trained on real animation work, the model finally respects the timing that defines character movement. It’s a powerful tool for creators who want authentic, organic motion without the cost of manual inbetweening.

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📦 mahdidavoodi7/react-native-wifi-aware

React Native WiFi Aware

Your phone is now a high-speed router that doesn't need one. React Native WiFi Aware lets two nearby devices discover each other and swap massive files at Wi-Fi speeds without a router, internet, or Bluetooth. It works by creating a direct, encrypted link between the devices, which is perfect for offline media transfers or local multiplayer games. You just pair them once, and the data flows instantly. It is not a magic cross-platform bridge, so stick to iPhones or Androids for now. If you need to move big data between devices without a network, this is your tool.

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📦 magic5644/graph-it-live

Graph-It-Live: See Your Code as a Live Map

Graph-It-Live is the visual debugger that turns your entire codebase into a living map. Instead of guessing which files depend on each other, it draws the actual connections between every function and module in real time. You can click any node to instantly see what it calls and what calls it, which makes finding dead code or understanding complex logic much easier. It works right inside your editor and even helps AI assistants understand your project structure better. Stop blindly changing code and start seeing exactly how your software fits together.

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📦 tahahydra/compdesk

CompDesk: The Help Desk You Actually Own

CompDesk is the self-hosted help desk that finally puts your support data back in your hands, not a cloud vendor’s pocket. It replaces the monthly subscription fee of big ticketing tools with a simple container you run on your own server. The coolest part is how it handles privacy: every support ticket, internal note, and user file stays on your hardware, secured by strict role permissions and encrypted attachments. You get the full power of a professional support system, including custom branding and automated email alerts, without ever handing your customer data to a third party.

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📦 abdoslamb/inkdoc

InkDoc: Your Local Document Converter

Turn messy files into clean, organized text right on your own computer. InkDoc is a desktop tool that transforms documents into a simple text format that artificial intelligence can easily understand. It runs entirely locally, meaning your private files never leave your machine to be processed by a remote server. The app automatically picks the best tool for the job, handling everything from scanned photos to complex spreadsheets without you needing to configure anything. Once it finishes, the converted file simply appears in your downloads folder, ready to use.

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📦 adolanium/hermes-tailscale

Hermes Tailscale: Your Tailnet in the Sidebar

Your private network is finally sitting right there in your sidebar. Hermes Tailscale is a plugin for Hermes Desktop that takes the machines on your tailnet and puts them on a page inside your app. It shows who is online, lets you copy an address, SSH in, or send a file directly. The coolest part is that it talks to the command line tool you already have installed. There is no cloud round trip and no extra token to manage. It just works. It is a small, clever way to manage your private network from where you are already working. No more hunting through browser tabs or tray icons.

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📦 paperniuk/splash

Splash: Run LLMs Locally on Your Mac

Run massive AI models directly on your Mac without sending data to the cloud. Splash is a specialized engine that turns Apple silicon into a powerful local server, handling everything from coding agents to complex chat interfaces. The real magic happens in its speed; by customizing every single calculation for the specific model you load, it generates responses significantly faster than other local tools, even with long contexts. It just works, serving the same familiar APIs that your favorite coding assistants already use. No configuration files, no manual tuning, just plug in a model and start chatting.

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📦 complexrobot/godot-dotnet-web-export

Godot C# Web Export: The Missing Piece

You can now run C# code from Godot Engine four directly in a web browser, a capability that was previously impossible due to how web browsers handle code. This project provides a pre-built editor for Windows that adds experimental web export support, letting developers build interactive experiences using the C# programming language instead of the engine's default scripting tool. It solves the problem of platform fragmentation by allowing the same logic to run in a standard browser window. While some advanced features are currently unsupported, this bridge between high-level coding and web technology opens new doors for game development.

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📦 stoicswe/endfield_finewine

Endfield FineWine

Endfield FineWine is the custom compatibility tool that finally makes the highly anticipated game Arknights Endfield playable on Apple Silicon Macs. Before this, the gaming community and major translation layers rated the game as completely unrunnable on macOS because of its heavy anti-cheat protection. This project solves that roadblock by applying highly specialized patches directly to the translation software, allowing the game's anti-cheat and security systems to run perfectly without bypassing them or modifying the game itself. It translates the heavy 3D graphics straight into Apple's native hardware instructions so you can enjoy smooth action. Grab your copy of the game and get ready to play.

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📦 nuglifeleoji/sentry

Sentry: Self-Correction for AI Agents

Sentry watches your AI agents while they work, catching mistakes before they turn into disasters. It steps in when an agent loops, drifts, or breaks a rule, then guides it back on track with specific, proven fixes. The coolest part is that Sentry learns. Every time it successfully repairs an agent, it saves that solution as a reusable lesson for future tasks. This makes agents smarter and more reliable over time without slowing them down or cluttering their memory. It is not just a monitor; it is a coach that gets better every time it helps.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49974941

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📦 dubrovskiy-yevhen-stakelogic/gt-2-pc

Gran Turismo 2 PC

This is a native C port of Gran Turismo 2 that runs entirely inside your web browser. The most surprising part is that it compiles the exact same game code to WebAssembly and renders it with WebGL2, which means you are not playing a mobile port or a simplified version, but the full desktop experience right in your tab. It solves the problem of needing specific hardware or operating systems to play the classic racing game, bringing it to Windows, Mac, Linux, Steam Deck, and even standalone VR headsets. It is useful because it lets you pick up and play instantly without installing heavy software or worrying about compatibility issues.

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📦 mlcsec/resetspy

ResetSpy: Checking MFA Without Logging In

ResetSpy turns Microsoft's password reset page into a security scanner. You can check if an email account exists and see exactly how people verify their identity without ever logging in. It sends two requests to the reset portal to list registered methods, flagging weak setups like security questions or alternate emails. Since Microsoft links this to multi-factor authentication, the results give a surprisingly accurate picture of an organization's security posture. It helps security teams spot vulnerable accounts and test their own defenses. If you manage enterprise accounts, this is a quick way to audit your exposure. Give ResetSpy a look and tighten up those weak spots today.

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📦 mradex77/google-play-scraper

Google Play Scraper: The Modern Upgrade

Fetch real-time app data straight from the Play Store without writing a single line of fragile scraping code. This tool pulls ratings, reviews, and top charts directly into your project, saving you from manually parsing messy HTML. The coolest part is its daily contract testing: it pings Google every single day to verify the data structure still matches. If Google changes their website layout, you get a heads-up before your code breaks. It is a modern, typed replacement for older tools that just stopped being updated. If you analyze app markets, this keeps your data pipeline honest and alive without you constantly babysitting it.

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📦 iamtechartist/coastal-simulation

Coastal Simulation: Real-Time Ocean Physics

A fully procedural beach generates itself inside your browser, complete with breaking swells and wet sand that reacts to your movement. This project, called coastal simulation, solves the problem of static ocean assets by calculating real fluid dynamics on the fly. Instead of playing a looped video, it uses a math solver to determine how waves crash, foam spreads, and spray flies, meaning no two moments look exactly the same. You can walk right up to the waterline to watch individual droplets land on the dry sand.

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📦 pronexsteam/deviload

Deviload: The Desktop App That Actually Cares About Your Downloads

Deviload is the desktop app that finally makes downloading videos feel like a breeze. It is a clean, native-feeling front-end for the powerful engine under the hood, meaning you just paste a link, pick your quality, and let it run. It handles the messy parts, like signing you in automatically, fixing broken links, and even organizing your files into a neat library. You can follow channels to auto-download new episodes or grab entire artist discographies. It is not just a downloader; it is a complete media manager that keeps your local files organized.

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📦 evloghq/evlog

Evlog: Real Observability, Not Log Guessing

Stop guessing what broke by scrolling through endless text dumps. Evlog turns your application logs into actual observability. Instead of forcing you to read raw strings, it records wide events and structured errors, meaning your data has shape and meaning built right in. You get full type safety with TypeScript, so if your code is wrong, your editor catches it before you even deploy. It works on Node, Cloudflare, and everywhere else, giving you a single way to understand your app's health. No more hoping a log line tells you the truth. You get real signals, right when you need them.

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