📦 mehmetgoekce/llm-wiki

How to Build a Living AI Wiki

Andrej Karpathy shared a concept for letting an AI maintain a structured wiki for you, and this project is the first one to actually wire it up with real tools. The key insight is a two-layer memory system that treats your notes like computer hardware. Quick rules live in fast, always-on memory, while deep details stay in a searchable vault that only loads when you need it. This keeps the AI sharp without wasting its focus. It runs on Claude Code and works with apps like Obsidian, turning messy raw notes into a clean, interconnected library that updates itself as you feed it new information.

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📦 nvidia/spark-local-inference

Run Local AI on Compact Hardware

Run high-performance artificial intelligence directly on your compact workstation or specialized development hardware without sending data to the cloud. This project creates a local inference engine that prepares complex neural networks using the familiar PyTorch ecosystem, then compiles them into a streamlined Rust runtime for serving. By removing Python from the actual serving process, it keeps generation speeds responsive while making efficient use of limited memory and bandwidth on specific graphics processors. It is a research prototype designed for long conversations and coding tasks, offering a focused alternative to broader production engines. You get a fast, local way to interact with large language models on your own machine.

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📦 andymai/occt-wasm

CAD in your browser: occt-wasm

occt-wasm compiles the entire OpenCascade CAD kernel into a browser-ready file that weighs about half as much as the usual option. That means you can run heavy-duty 3D geometry operations like fusing shapes or calculating volumes directly in your browser without a server. The TypeScript interface uses smart handles so your code stays clean, and the math runs off the main thread to keep the page fast. If you have ever wanted to build real parametric modeling tools on the web, this is the missing engine that lets you do it without the massive download overhead.

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📦 opensensenova/sensenova-loop

How SenseNova Loop Saves Memory

SenseNova Loop runs fifty-six distinct thinking steps using only thirty-two sets of saved weights, which is a massive efficiency win. This multimodal model is built for complex, long-running tasks where it needs to look at images, read code, and use external tools. Instead of just stacking layers to get smarter, the system repeats a specific block of computation. It runs the same mathematical steps twice, reusing the exact same data to process information more deeply without needing more storage. This design lets a nine billion parameter model handle very long documents and detailed instructions effectively.

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📦 avarce/ghostty-cursor-fx

Ghostty Cursor FX: Lightning Effects for Your Terminal

Turn your boring terminal cursor into a movie special effect. Ghostty Cursor FX adds thirteen animated styles, like lightning or neon, directly to your Ghostty terminal. But the real magic happens when you hit Enter. As you type in Claude Code or run a command, the effect ripples out along your input lines. When the answer finally arrives, the animation plays again from the edges inward, so you instantly know it is done even if you have looked away. It is a tiny, satisfying touch that makes the terminal feel alive. Pick your favorite style, switch it with one command, and enjoy the show.

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📦 apekshik/anyscene

How to Build a 3D City Block with One Sentence

AnyScene is the Blender pipeline that turns a single paragraph of text into a photorealistic, film-ready environment. Instead of manually modeling every coffee cup or tool, an AI agent scans reference images, converts them into solid three-dimensional objects, and scripts the entire room layout. It handles the heavy lifting, placing items, adding grime, and setting up cinematic lighting and camera moves automatically. The coolest part is that a bakery in Paris was built entirely from just one photo, with no human input, in under two hours. It’s a massive shortcut for artists who want finished sets without the tedious grind, proving that code can now handle the art direction process.

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📦 lucasbabur/jp-essay

jp-essay: The Anti-Template Essay Tool

A script called jp-essay forces AI models to write essays the slow, human way by strictly checking every step. It solves the problem of generic, hollow prose by adapting a famous writer's guide specifically for artificial intelligence. The tool breaks the process into distinct phases, using separate agents to draft, critique, and fact-check the work against hard rules. It catches lazy patterns and vague claims before they reach you, ensuring the final text is grounded in real evidence. It is useful because it turns a simple prompt into a rigorous, multi-layered writing session. You get a finished piece that actually argues a point instead of summarizing data.

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📦 yinbo0927/framemorrow

FrameMorrow: The Frame Selector That Remembers What Comes Next

FrameMorrow is the frame selection tool that finally makes long videos remember what matters. When AI generates sixty seconds of footage, it usually forgets where things were, leading to blurry or inconsistent scenes. FrameMorrow solves this by looking ahead to predict which past frames will be useful for the next moment, rather than just picking the ones that look similar now. It acts like a smart memory, grabbing only the specific details needed to keep characters and objects consistent over time. This makes generated videos look far more realistic and stable.

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📦 brocrew/brocrew

BroCrew: Give One AI a Project, Watch It Build a Team

One AI agent can now hire other AI agents to finish a job for you. BroCrew is a desktop app where you describe a task, and a lead agent recruits teammates from different providers, handing off specific jobs while you watch the work happen live in a visual tree. It solves the problem of trying to manage multiple AI conversations at once, keeping everything in one place so you can answer questions and review results without switching tabs. The most interesting part is seeing agents delegate work to each other, creating a dynamic team that adapts to your project.

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📦 galilai-group/prh-proof

prh-proof: How AI Sees Without Learning

Two separate AI models, one for images and one for text, learn to see the exact same thing without ever training together. This repository proves that mathematically. It shows that if you feed both models two different views of the same real-world moment, their internal understanding aligns perfectly. The coolest part is a captioner that describes photos using frozen image models and a text model that never saw a single image caption pair. It just spins one model’s output to match the other’s. It’s proof that understanding is universal. If you care about how AI actually sees, this is the math that makes it work.

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📦 stevecad/steve

Steve: Your Local CAD Assistant

Steve runs a full-featured CAD assistant entirely on your own computer, meaning your designs never leave your machine for privacy and speed. The most surprising part is that it uses an AI agent to understand your natural language requests, like asking it to add a hinge or check if a part fits, and it actually builds the geometry for you. It solves the problem of complex design software by letting you describe what you want in plain English, making professional modeling accessible without needing to master every technical tool. You can even connect it to a local Blender scene to see your work in 3D instantly.

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📦 trekhleb/bible-cross-references

Bible Cross-References: 344,799 Links in One View

Bible Cross References is the visualization tool that finally shows you how every verse in the Bible connects to every other. Instead of flipping through hundreds of pages of margin notes one by one, this project draws all 344,799 cross-references at once as glowing arcs over a single line of the text. It lets you zoom out to see the whole Bible woven together, then zoom in to read any passage with its connections visible right there on the screen. This turns a centuries-old way of reading into a living, interactive map you can explore in your browser.

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📦 pingw33n/openrb-338

OpenRB 338 Recreates a Classic Synth

OpenRB 338 is the standalone app that perfectly recreates the vintage 1997 ReBirth synthesizer for modern computers. It rebuilds the exact digital audio engine from the original software, ensuring that when you export a track, it sounds byte for byte identical to the classic Windows version. This is the coolest part because you get the authentic TB 303 and drum machine sounds without needing old hardware. The interface is fully drawn with vector graphics, so it looks sharp on any screen size. It also includes a command line tool for fast audio rendering and support for custom drum kits.

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📦 glasshaven/haven

Haven

Your phone now runs a full Linux kernel without needing root access. Haven is a free Android app that acts as a complete remote workspace. It lets you boot a real operating system directly inside the app, right on your hardware. This means you can run complex commands, manage files, and access remote desktops all from one place. It solves the problem of needing a separate computer for basic server tasks. You get a powerful, portable tool that fits in your pocket. It is surprisingly capable for a mobile app. Next time you need a quick terminal, just open Haven. You have a full computer ready to go.

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📦 kota-zo/myspoti

Myspoti: Spotify Without Ads

A free Spotify account now plays exactly like a Premium subscription, complete with unlimited skips and zero commercial interruptions. This is Myspoti, a native Android app that hides the official web player inside its own interface to intercept ad breaks before they ever reach your ears. You sign in with your existing credentials, and the app handles the rest without ever touching your password. It also supports installable extensions that fetch audio files for offline listening, keeping your playlists synchronized automatically. Your listening history still counts toward your annual Wrapped stats, just like normal.

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📦 orkunisitmak/nashi-app

Nashi: The File Converter That Feels Like Magic

Nashi is the open source file converter that finally makes dragging and dropping files feel like pure magic. It takes the smooth wheel interaction from popular Mac utilities and turns it into a free, cross platform tool that runs on both Mac and Windows. The single most surprising feature is how you can simply drag a file onto a spinning wheel of icons to instantly convert, crop, or trim it without opening a single menu. This removes all the friction from daily file management, letting you handle images, videos, and documents locally with zero cloud dependency.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50330998

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📦 cedar2025/xboard-node

The Proxy Node That Actually Listens

xboard-node is the proxy node backend that finally lets one server talk to multiple control panels at once. Most proxy setups force you to pick one dashboard and lock you into a single configuration, but this project runs on a flexible engine that can switch between different routing brains on the fly. The coolest part is the multi-instance feature, which means a single process can handle traffic for several different panels simultaneously without you needing to juggle separate containers. It handles all the messy details like syncing rules and managing connections so you do not have to.

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📦 modelflare-ai/anymodelbot

AnyModelBot: The AI Assistant That Works For You

AnyModelBot is a local desktop application that lets you run a personal AI assistant on your own computer using any major model provider. It acts as a persistent agent that can read files, run commands, and even operate your mouse and keyboard to complete tasks in the background. The standout feature is its ability to work across multiple chat platforms like WeChat, Slack, and Discord simultaneously, so you can reach your bot from anywhere. It remembers your preferences, manages its own memory, and asks for permission before performing risky actions.

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📦 vivalavent/ps5-bazzite-deck

Turn Your PS5 into a Steam Deck

Turn your PlayStation 5 into a dedicated Steam console by flashing a custom Linux image onto a USB drive. This project adapts Bazzite to run in Steam Deck gaming mode, booting straight into the handheld interface while keeping a full desktop available if you switch. The coolest part is that it runs completely externally; you plug in the drive, boot the Linux kernel, and play. When you are done, you simply unplug it, and the console boots back into its normal PlayStation system without any permanent changes.

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📦 solomondivyananth/aftereffects-mcp

Aftereffects-mcp: The AI that builds your animations

An AI agent can now write actual keyframes and expressions directly into a live Adobe After Effects project. This tool acts as a bridge, letting you describe a motion graphic in plain English and have the software build it for you. It handles the complex timeline work, from animating text to syncing audio, all while keeping your real files safe in a test zone. It is built for developers who want to prototype motion graphics without manually dragging points. The result is a fully rendered animation built by code. If you create motion design, this changes how you start a project.

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