📦 shadcn/improve

Improve

Improve is the codebase advisor that acts like a senior architect, mapping your repository to write flawless implementation specs for cheaper AI models to execute. Instead of burning expensive tokens on basic coding tasks, it analyzes your code, identifies security flaws or performance bottlenecks, and generates self-contained markdown plans. These specs are so detailed, complete with testing boundaries and strict stop conditions, that any lightweight model can run them in an isolated workspace without losing context. It is the perfect way to let your smartest AI do the heavy thinking while leaving the tedious execution to cheap, fast assistants.

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📦 michalparkola/tapestry-skills

Tapestry Skills

tapestry-skills is the productivity toolkit that finally turns passive learning into immediate action for your AI agent. Instead of just reading articles or watching videos, you just type one command with a link, and your AI automatically strips away the clutter, grabs the core transcript or text, and formats a concrete action plan. It solves the trap of endless consumption by mapping out five progressive milestones you can actually ship. Whether you are stuck on a vague task or drowning in open tabs, it forces you to focus on building rather than planning. Give it a spin and start shipping.

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📦 heyitsnoah/claudesidian

Claudesidian

Turn your Obsidian vault into an AI-powered thinking partner by letting Claude Code work directly with your markdown notes. Claudesidian organizes your entire second brain using the popular PARA method, setting up dedicated spaces for your active projects, resources, and archives. Instead of just generating drafts, this setup lets you interact with a smart local assistant that searches your vault, makes clever connections, and asks deep questions to flesh out your ideas. It even ships with pre-configured skills like daily reviews and research assistants. It is the ultimate local setup to finally make your personal notes work for you.

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📦 iisu-network/iisu

iisu Android Emulation Launcher

Your Android gaming handheld is about to get a serious visual upgrade. A clever project called iisu completely replaces your standard, boring mobile home screen with a gorgeous, visuals-first console interface built specifically for gaming. Instead of squinting at tiny app icons, you get a clean, console-style dashboard to display and launch your entire retro library. It even hooks directly into RetroAchievements, letting you track your trophies and view box art right from the game selection menu. If you want your handheld to actually feel like a dedicated gaming console rather than a phone with buttons, this is the launcher to grab.

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📦 xalgord/xalgorix

xalgorix

This modular repository defines structured, machine-readable security skills designed to coordinate autonomous agents across specialized assessment tasks. By breaking down complex activities like container escape testing and cryptographic audits into standardized instruction templates, the project allows autonomous agents to dynamically coordinate and execute complex workflows without manual programming. It solves the challenge of scaling security automation by creating a common language that links high-level agent directives to concrete execution blueprints. Security teams can use this framework to build highly customized, self-orchestrating scanning loops that continuously test modern application stacks from end to end.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48805464

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📦 christopherkarani/swarm

Swarm

Swarm is the multi-agent framework that finally makes building AI workflows on Apple platforms completely crash-proof. Instead of dealing with clunky Python setups, this pure Swift powerhouse lets you build complex, multi-step pipelines that compile into a safe directed graph. The best part is its crash-resumable execution, meaning if your app crashes mid-workflow, you can instantly spin it back up and resume exactly from your last step. You get type-safe tools, local or cloud models, and parallel execution built natively into Swift. It is the perfect tool for building robust, intelligent workflows that just work.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48805437

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📦 huggingface/tau

Tau

Tau is a minimalist terminal coding agent that doubles as a masterclass on how coding-agent systems are actually built. It lets you write natural commands to edit files, run bash scripts, and troubleshoot error messages right from your command line. The coolest part is that it avoids the giant, messy codebases of typical AI tools by splitting itself into clean, independent layers. The central brain stays completely separate from the visual user interface, communicating entirely through a steady stream of simple events. It is a brilliant, readable project for any developer who wants to understand how agent loops really function under the hood.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48805749

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📦 tutti-os/tutti

Tutti

The collaborative operating system that actually lets your AI agents work together without you playing middleman. We all love using powerful coding assistants, but the moment you need one agent to write an API and another to build the frontend, you end up copy-pasting code, files, and context back and forth like a glorified messenger. Tutti solves this by giving your agents a real-time shared workspace where they share the exact same files, active tasks, and context history. Your design agents and coding agents can finally interact, see each other's edits, and hand off work natively. Check out Tutti to make your agents sync up.

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📦 stevibe/benchlocal

BenchLocal

BenchLocal is the local-first desktop app that finally lets you test and compare AI models side-by-side on real, practical tasks. Instead of relying on abstract academic scores, it runs installable benchmark packages directly on your machine to evaluate how different models handle actual programming, math, and logic problems. You can plug in local or remote models, customize the settings, and watch them compete. It even features a built-in agent control surface, allowing external AI tools to run and inspect tests automatically while the desktop interface stays live. It is the perfect playground for finding the exact right model for your specific workflow.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48804450

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📦 insta360-research-team/unisharp

unisharp

unisharp is the open-source tool that lets you turn a single flat photo into a fully explorable 3D scene, no matter what kind of camera captured it. Traditionally, creating 3D views from one image required standard, straight-on shots. This project changes that by handling everything from ultra-wide fisheye lenses to full panoramas. It instantly predicts the 3D structure of the space using virtual tiny points called Gaussians, letting you virtually fly around inside your static image. Whether you are working with action camera footage or indoor room scans, you get sharp, realistic new perspectives from a single click.

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📦 weirdmachine64/ghidragpt

GhidraGPT

GhidraGPT is the Ghidra plugin that finally brings the intelligence of modern language models directly into your reverse engineering workflow. If you have ever stared at a wall of messy, decompiled assembly code trying to figure out what it actually does, this tool is a lifesaver. It lets you right-click any confusing function to instantly explain the logic, detect security vulnerabilities, and even automatically rename variables and update types to make the code look like a human wrote it. It is like having an expert developer sitting next to you, translating cryptic binaries into clear, readable explanations in real time.

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📦 samyak2403/repostore

RepoStore

Discover and install Android apps directly from GitHub releases through a clean, app store interface. Finding great open-source tools on GitHub often means digging through release pages and manually downloading setup files. This app solves that problem by filtering repositories to only show the ones actually publishing installable files, presenting them with screenshots, developer details, and categories. It even tracks your installed applications to let you know when updates are ready. You get a secure, organized way to explore and maintain independent software, bringing a familiar store experience to the open-source ecosystem.

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📦 benmakeseverything/pocket-lab-power-supply

Pocket Lab Power Supply

The pocket-lab-power-supply is the open-hardware project that finally untethers your electronics workbench from the wall. Instead of a massive, heavy metal box sitting on your desk, this clever design packs a fully adjustable lab bench power supply into a battery-powered device you can toss in your pocket. It runs on a four-cell lithium-ion battery pack, supports USB-C charging, and features a retro eight-character LED display to show your voltage and current limits. It is the ultimate portable power source for testing your hardware hacks anywhere, completely free from extension cords.

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📦 heliocosta-dev/revenue-centric-design

Revenue-Centric Design

Design your software to convert, retain, and monetize by turning proven human psychology into a core part of your development process. This repository packages over one hundred distilled product-design and behavioral-science principles as an agent skill that you can load directly into Claude Code, Cursor, or Copilot. Instead of building generic interfaces that lead to high churn, you can easily implement high-leverage design moves like decoy pricing, expectation debt reduction, and progressive onboarding. It is a fantastic resource for making sure your next feature actually drives business value instead of just sitting there. Check it out and build something your users will love to pay for.

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📦 mental-os/aurora-os.js

Aurora OS.js

Build and explore a virtual cyberpunk computer right inside your web browser. aurora-os.js is an open-source hacking simulator and game framework that mimics a highly detailed desktop environment. It features a fully functional terminal with classic commands, local network simulation, and even realistic system memory limits where running too many apps slows things down. You can write custom scripts, manage simulated emails, edit files with a code editor, and experiment with virtual Wi-Fi security. It is a brilliant way to play with operating system design and build your own hacking game levels. Check it out to start customizing your own virtual terminal experience.

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📦 ehmo/platform-design-skills

platform-design-skills

Keep your AI coding assistant from writing bad, generic user interfaces by injecting official design guardrails right into its workflow. This repository packs over four hundred and fifty strict rules distilled directly from Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, Android's Material Design Three, and official web accessibility standards, translating them into neat skill files your AI agent can read instantly. Instead of writing messy code that ignores platform-specific gestures or contrast rules, your AI can now automatically check its work against real-world standards for everything from watchOS to Apple Vision Pro. It is like giving your virtual developer a design degree so you get polished, compliant layouts on the first try.

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📦 oalanicolas/claude-design-premium

Claude Design Premium

Claude Design Premium keeps your AI web design projects from suffering from amnesia. Instead of re-explaining your design tokens, custom components, and brand voice at the start of every chat session, you just upload this zero-dependency harness ZIP directly into your Claude Design project and type GO. It automatically detects your setup and binds your design system constraints directly into the context window. Your AI partner will immediately stop inventing non-existent buttons or spacing rules and start auditing designs for accessibility, Tailwind utility alignment, and mobile responsiveness. Just upload, type GO, and keep your design system locked in.

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📦 ladybug-me/caelestia-dots-kde

Caelestia Dots KDE

You can now run the gorgeous, dark-themed caelestia-dots aesthetic directly inside a modern KDE Plasma 6 desktop. This repository ports the popular minimal configuration suite over to Plasma, bridging the gap between tiling window manager beauty and a highly functional desktop environment. Instead of manual tweaking, it packages beautifully coordinated styles for everything from your fastfetch terminal displays and btop system monitors down to custom app layouts for Thunar and custom styling for Firefox. It even implements a custom bridge connecting your window manager shortcuts to system services, giving you a cohesive, deeply personalized workspace without spending hours editing configuration files yourself.

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📦 prathoshap/vagdhenu

Vagdhenu Sanskrit Chant Text To Speech

Traditional Sanskrit chanting is notoriously difficult for artificial intelligence to replicate because classical verse requires perfect metrical rhythm and precise pronunciation of complex sounds. An elegant breakthrough comes from an artificial intelligence system called vagdhenu, developed at the Indian Institute of Science. Instead of standard flat speech, this system generates production-grade Sanskrit chants with tradition-faithful melodic contours. It uses a flow-matching model and a custom text frontend that routes text through script-specific pathways to prevent common pronunciation errors, ensuring even complex consonants render correctly. This system has already generated over seventeen hours of high-fidelity audio, making ancient texts accessible in a beautifully authentic spoken format.

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📦 dannymcc/may

May Vehicle Management

Keep your entire fleet organized and running smoothly without relying on chaotic spreadsheets or expensive subscription apps. A self-hosted dashboard called may lets you track fuel fill-ups, maintenance schedules, and every single vehicle expense from one clean, private interface. You can set smart alerts for service intervals or insurance renewals, and get pinged directly through your favorite messaging channels. It even calculates your exact fuel economy automatically and pulls official vehicle data directly from the British government database if you are in the UK. It is the ultimate garage companion for car enthusiasts who love data and privacy.

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