📦 srihari7070/lore-map

Lore Map

You can now view your entire codebase as an interactive, zoomable map, edit the layout on a visual canvas, and watch Claude write the matching code automatically. Lore-map runs locally on your machine, spinning up an Express server to parse your directory structure, database tables, and import relationships. Instead of clicking through deeply nested folders, you double-click visual blocks to inspect actual file components or database schemas. You simply sketch out changes or wire up new connections on the canvas, and the tool uses the Claude Agent SDK to directly implement the edits. See your architecture, edit the map, and ship your features.

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📦 betterdb-inc/monitor

Monitor: The Missing Eye for Valkey and Redis

BetterDB Monitor saves the slow logs and command patterns that Valkey and Redis usually delete, so you can actually debug what went wrong at three in the morning instead of just staring at a blank screen. This tool acts as a historical archive for your database activity, capturing every request, latency spike, and client connection that normally vanishes after a log rotation. You get to replay live traffic, track which specific service is hammering your keys, and see exactly why the system choked an hour ago. It even spots weird behavior automatically and tells you what happened in plain English.

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📦 kyuz0/amd-strix-halo-vllm-toolboxes

amd-strix-halo-vllm-toolboxes

amd-strix-halo-vllm-toolboxes is the Fedora toolbox that finally lets you cluster multiple Strix Halo laptops into one powerful machine using fast network cards. It solves the lonely single-card problem by bundling a custom ROCm setup that connects two nodes together, effectively merging their memory into a single twenty-terabyte brain. You just spin up the container, point your computer at another machine, and suddenly you are running massive models that would normally crash a standard laptop. This is genuinely useful because it turns hobbyist hardware into a serious server cluster without needing expensive enterprise gear. Just grab the toolbox, link the nodes, and watch your local AI run circles around the competition.

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📦 qiaoshouqing/drive-escape

Drive Escape Weekend Map

Drive Escape takes the guesswork out of weekend road trips by showing exactly how far you can travel from any city in five hours. You simply type in a city name, and the tool instantly paints a color-coded map revealing every neighborhood reachable within that time limit. Green areas mean a quick drive, while red zones show how far you can actually get before your time runs out. It uses real driving routes instead of straight-line distance, so you know your actual commute to a getaway spot. The app works globally, supports mobile screens, and is completely free to use without paid services.

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📦 diffusionstudio/editor

The Open-Source Video Editor Built for Coding Agents

Build videos with code instead of clicking a timeline. Diffusion Studio lets AI agents write TSX scripts to generate motion graphics, captions, and entire scenes that appear instantly in an editable editor. You can ask an agent to recreate an animation style or extract a clip from a link, and the code mounts directly into the interface so a human can tweak the result manually. It combines generative creation with precise editing control, making it a fresh way to produce polished video content through plain language instructions.

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📦 tsz-org/tsz

tsz: The Rust-Powered TypeScript Speedster

tsz is a blazing-fast TypeScript compiler written in Rust that aims to be twice as quick as the current Go version of the checker. It strips away bloat to deliver a lightning-quick type check, making large codebases feel instantaneous. This is the tool developers have been waiting for to cut through compile lag without sacrificing accuracy. It is the future of fast, reliable TypeScript tooling.

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📦 dahlia/optique

Optique: Type-Safe CLI Parsing for TypeScript

Build command line interfaces that actually enforce your types. Optique lets you combine small parsing pieces into complex tools while TypeScript tracks exactly what options are available. If you pick a local mode, it knows you need a port. If you choose cloud, it expects a provider key. No more guessing which flag belongs to which command because the code structure forces you to handle every case correctly from the start. It even generates help text and autocomplete scripts automatically. Stop writing brittle command line code and start building tools that catch errors before you even run them. Check out Optique to see how composition makes complex CLIs simple.

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📦 armada-os/armada

Armada: SteamOS for Handhelds

Armada turns ARM handhelds into a SteamOS experience without needing a PC. It boots from an SD card and lets you install Linux alongside Android, keeping your games and system separate. The interface looks just like Steam, but you can tweak power, fan curves, and compatibility settings right from the controller. It even updates itself over the air, so you never have to redownload anything. The catch is that it is still experimental, so flashing it requires careful steps that could brick your device. If you want a desktop-grade gaming system on a small handheld, this is the open-source path to get there, but proceed with caution.

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📦 isaqueseneda/shieldfont

ShieldFont: The Typeface That Fools AI Scrapers

ShieldFont is the typeface that finally flips the AI scraping script by making your content useless to mass data harvesters. Here is the clever part: it swaps your words for grammatically correct decoys that look totally normal to a human but confuse automated bots. A custom font then restores your original text on your screen, while the raw HTML source fed to AI models contains only those nonsensical swaps. It raises the cost of stealing your writing without breaking the page for real readers. It is a brilliant, defensive tool for writers who want to keep their words theirs. Give your writing the protection it deserves.

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📦 virtudude/armada

Armada: SteamOS for Handhelds

Armada is the handheld gaming distro that brings the polished Steam Deck experience to ARM-based handhelds. Instead of a locked-down console, it offers a full Linux desktop with KDE, letting you tweak power, fan, and game settings directly from the Steam UI. It even supports over-the-air updates, so you can patch the system without reflashing your card. The catch is that it is still experimental prototype software, so flashing the bootloader carries a real risk of bricking your device. If you want a powerful, customizable gaming PC in your pocket and are brave enough to tinker, this is your playground.

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📦 mengto/kage

Kage: A Night Walk Through a Kyoto Temple

Kage lets you scroll through a live 3D night walk inside a Kyoto mountain temple, where the camera glides past lanterns and rain without loading new pages. It builds the entire scene—temple, trees, and moon—right in your browser using JavaScript, so you see wet leaves and fog reacting as you move. The experience feels like flipping through an art book, mixing those moving visuals with still photos for depth. No app download or heavy setup is needed. It shows how much atmosphere you can create with just one file. It is a beautiful, quiet piece of web art worth seeing.

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📦 achrefelouafi/linearabiltycastingthreejs

Elemental Sandbox

Elemental Sandbox is a WebGL skillshot playground where every visual effect is generated in real time with zero textures or pre-made meshes. You arm abilities like Frost Lance or Nova Beam, aiming them with a line arrow or a sizing circle, then watch hand-written GLSL shaders draw the ice, lightning, meteors, and beams as you move the mouse. The coolest part is the editor: you can pause any cast mid-eruption and slide ninety-three controls to reshape the silhouette, palette, and timing on the fly. It shows how procedural geometry and noise functions can create complex VFX without loading a single image file, making it a great study in code-driven artistry.

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📦 mmulet/term.everything

Run Any App Inside Your Terminal

Term Everything is the terminal tool that finally runs full graphical desktops right inside your command line. Most people think terminals are stuck with black screens and code, but this clever Go program acts as a custom display server that grabs windows from your apps and paints them using colored characters. It works over SSH too, meaning you can launch a web browser or even play old-school Doom on a remote server and watch it render live in your local window. It turns your text console into a surprising little movie theater for desktop software.

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📦 s1dashu/director

Director AI Agent

Director is the AI video agent that guides you from a rough idea to a fully edited film through structured creative workflows. Instead of just spitting out random clips, it acts as your personal director by first deciding whether your project needs a storytime animation, an explanatory video, or a dramatic short. It handles the heavy lifting of scriptwriting, character design, and visual style matching while keeping your characters and voices consistent across every single scene. The coolest part is how it manages the entire production pipeline, generating precise prompts for video models and letting you review each segment before the final cut.

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📦 jkerdreux-imt/homepage-lite

Homepage-Lite: Your Homelab’s New Dashboard

Homepage-lite is a lightweight dashboard built with Go that turns your homelab into a single, tidy hub. You define services and bookmarks in a simple config file, and it renders them into a beautiful, responsive web page. What makes it special is the real-time monitoring. It quietly pings your services every thirty seconds to check if they are up or down, showing you instant visual status indicators. It also tracks your own system’s CPU, memory, and disk usage, pushing those live updates directly to the browser. You can switch between sleek themes like Tokyo Night or Gruvbox, and even rearrange the layout to suit your screen.

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📦 litereality/litereality-agent

LiteReality-Agent: AI 3D Room Reconstruction

LiteReality-Agent is the open-source toolkit that turns simple phone scans into fully interactive 3D virtual rooms. Instead of leaving you with just a flat mesh, this system uses an AI agent to analyze your room capture and intelligently generate realistic, articulated furniture assets like chairs and tables that you can actually move and open. It handles the heavy lifting of object detection, collision checking, and material matching automatically, so you get a complete, playable environment rather than a static digital twin.

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📦 sonarsource/sonarqube-cli

SonarQube CLI

SonarQube CLI catches hardcoded secrets in your code right from the terminal, stopping credentials from leaking to AI tools. It gives developers fast feedback on code quality and security without waiting for a full build. The tool integrates directly with AI agents like Claude and Copilot, scanning for issues before they are processed. You can also check project issues or scan specific files with simple commands. It is useful because it keeps your code safe and clean while you work, offering a quick way to spot risks before they reach production.

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📦 chddaniel/chatpack

Chatpack: One Line to Real-Time Chat

Chatpack lets you bolt a production-ready chat system into any app with just two lines of code. Instead of reinventing conversations, read receipts, or real-time delivery, you install a core package and a storage adapter, then mount a single Web-standard handler. Your frontend opens one EventSource and gets live messages with automatic reconnection and missed-message backfill, so you never have to write WebSocket servers or reconnect logic. It supports one-to-one chats, groups, reactions, and search, all while letting you keep your own authentication. It is the easiest way to add chat without building the plumbing.

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📦 paradigmxyz/centaur

Centaur: The Open Source Slack Agent Platform

Centaur is the self-hosted platform that lets teams run shared AI agents directly inside Slack without exposing your raw API keys. It solves the headache of managing dozens of local AI setups by giving everyone one consistent agent that can actually do real work. When you ask it a question in Slack, it spins up an isolated, temporary workspace on your own server, runs commands, checks code, and pulls data from approved tools, then drops the answer back into your chat thread. The coolest part is the security model: your agents never see your actual passwords or tokens.

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📦 sanjay3290/ai-skills

AI Agent Skills: 24 Tools for Your Coding AI

ai-skills is the collection of portable skills that finally lets your AI coding assistant do more than just write code. It gives major tools like Claude, Cursor, and Gemini twenty-four ready-made superpowers to interact with the real world. The standout feature is that you can ask your assistant to manage your actual work life. You can tell it to query your private databases, send emails, or check your calendar without ever leaving the chat. It even handles heavy lifting like deep market research or generating audio from documents. It turns a passive chatbot into an active helper that gets things done for you.

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