📦 amarnath3003/quickliquid

QuickLiquid: Real Glass for the Web

QuickLiquid calculates real optical refraction to bend the actual pixels behind your interface elements, creating genuine Apple-style liquid glass on the web. Instead of using a flat translucent layer that just looks fake, this library uses math to simulate how light physically bends through a curved surface. It handles everything from dynamic rim lighting to chromatic aberration, making buttons and cards feel like tangible objects made of solid material. Because it is heavily optimized with a smart caching system, you get this premium depth without sacrificing speed.

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📦 seeed-studio/kicad-mcp-server

KiCad MCP Server

Hand your AI assistant direct access to your KiCad hardware designs. This project connects your local circuit schematics and printed circuit boards to large language models through the Model Context Protocol. Instead of manually digging through files or guessing how parts connect, you can simply ask your chatbot to trace pin level connections or run design rule checks. It parses your files directly to find errors and validate your work. It is the perfect bridge between human creativity and machine precision. You draw the board, the AI does the heavy lifting.

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📦 vinzdg/codenotch

Codenotch: See Your AI Limits

Stop guessing if your AI is about to cut you off. Codenotch pins a tiny, sleek black bar to the edge of your Mac screen that instantly shows exactly how much of your usage limit you have burned for Claude, Cursor, and other coding tools. It works in the background without you needing to sign in again, just reading the data your apps already have. The coolest part is that it tells you if your AI is still working or if it’s stuck waiting for your input, so you never stare at a frozen screen wondering what went wrong.

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📦 cslsolow/repo0

Repo0: Code from Requirements

Repo0 is the design-driven generator that builds entire software projects from a single text file. It reads a plain-language description of what an app should do, then uses artificial intelligence to plan the structure and write all the code. The system checks its own work to ensure every part fits together logically before outputting a complete, usable program. You feed it the goal, and it returns the finished product. It turns a simple description into a working digital reality.

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📦 goposta/posta

Posta: Self-Hosted Email Delivery Platform

Point your app at a single HTTP endpoint and Posta takes over the entire email journey, handling delivery, templates, and tracking so you never touch SMTP settings again. This self-hosted platform replaces paid services like SendGrid by letting you own your data and infrastructure completely. It accepts plain JSON requests, processes them through a secure queue, and manages bounces, unsubscribes, and analytics automatically. The standout feature is inbound email parsing, where Posta receives messages, extracts attachments, and forwards clean data to your app via webhooks. It is a single binary that scales with your traffic, giving developers full control without the complexity of managing mail servers manually.

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📦 sebbbi/nographicsapi

NoGraphicsAPI: Pointers, Not Objects

NoGraphicsAPI lets your graphics shaders use real sixty-four-bit memory pointers to fetch data directly, completely bypassing the usual object bindings and descriptor sets that clutter modern graphics programming. This experimental Vulkan implementation strips away the traditional layer of abstraction, allowing your code to treat GPU memory like regular system memory. It is a fascinating look at how much of the standard graphics interface actually disappears when you give the hardware direct addresses. The project proves you can build a working renderer without the heavy object management overhead, offering a cleaner, more direct path to the silicon.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49580105

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📦 shaheer-00/claude-adhd

claude-adhd

Your coding assistant can now quietly track all the half-finished tasks and ideas you completely forgot about between coding sessions. A local plugin called claude-adhd reads your past session transcripts to catch commitments you mentioned in passing but never actually finished. It operates like a gentle external memory, showing a quick digest of stale threads when you start up, and offering custom reminders when you need them. There is even a timed focus mode that redirects you if your conversation starts to drift, and an energy manager that serves up low-effort tasks when you tell the system you are fried.

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📦 vicoa-ai/vicoa

Vicoa

Vicoa is the open-source agent development environment that lets you orchestrate a fleet of coding AI assistants right from your phone. Think of it as a command center for tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini, allowing you to run them in parallel on separate git worktrees so they never step on each other. You can spin up a task on your desktop, walk away to grab coffee, and monitor live git diffs or direct the session using native mobile apps with push notifications and dictation. It is a self-hostable, multi-device developer cockpit that turns coding agents into a true collaborative team.

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📦 mvrl/terradit

TerraDiT Satellite Image Synthesis

Imagine being able to generate highly detailed satellite imagery of any place on earth simply by feeding a computer a rough map layout. A research team has built terradit, an advanced artificial intelligence system that does exactly that. By blending language models with spatial transformers, it lets you construct realistic satellite views using simple markers like points, lines, or polygons representing rivers, roads, and buildings. It translates coordinate data and text prompts into matching, top-down geographic imagery with incredible structural accuracy. It is a massive step forward for virtual map design, urban planning simulation, and synthetic dataset creation.

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📦 muscriptor/muscriptor

MuScriptor: Audio to Sheet Music

MuScriptor turns any recording into readable sheet music, a capability that was previously restricted to expensive commercial software. Developed by Kyutai and Mirelo, this open-source model listens to a song and identifies every individual instrument, such as the guitar, bass, or drums. It then converts that audio into a MIDI file and engraves it into a full musical score. This solves the problem of manually transcribing complex music by hand, which is tedious and prone to error. You can run this tool on your own computer or use their hosted version. It provides a practical way for musicians and developers to extract notation from audio.

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📦 burakgon/stop-stutter

Stop Stutter: The Menu Bar App for Lag-Free Game Streaming on Mac

Stop Stutter is the menu-bar app that finally fixes the weird Wi-Fi interference causing your game streams to stutter on a Mac. The issue is that Apple’s built-in peer-to-peer radio, which powers AirDrop, constantly hogs the same hardware as your regular Wi-Fi connection, causing sudden latency spikes that ruin a smooth video feed. This tool automatically detects when you launch a supported client like Moonlight or GeForce NOW and instantly disables that interfering radio interface. It runs quietly in the background, keeping your connection stable while you play, and then automatically restores your standard Wi-Fi settings once you close the app.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49570408

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📦 atgreen/whistler

Whistler: Lisp for the Kernel

Write packet filters that actually fit in your pocket. Whistler is a Lisp compiler that spits out low-level code for your Linux kernel, skipping the usual C and LLVM clutter entirely. Instead of wrestling with a heavy toolchain, you get a tiny, self-contained binary that turns your expressions into kernel-ready bytecode. It even lets you run familiar tracing scripts right out of the box. If you want to poke at your system without dragging along a hundred megabytes of dependencies, this is the lightweight alternative that finally makes sense.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47491964

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📦 pinloop-ai/pinloop-cli

Pinloop: The Job Search Tool for Coding Agents

Pinloop lets your coding agent handle your entire job search right from the terminal. It holds ten thousand active postings from four thousand employers, refreshed every hour. Instead of just listing jobs, the tool takes your resume and preferences and uses artificial intelligence to judge every listing against what it knows about you. It runs unattended routines that watch for new roles even when your laptop is closed. You can use your own model subscription to keep costs down. It is a practical way to let your AI assistant hunt for the right fit while you focus on coding.

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📦 elder-plinius/naturalis-historia

The Illustrated Naturalis Historia

One thousand and sixty-five unique illustrations, one for every single chapter of Pliny’s ancient encyclopedia. This project takes the first ever encyclopedia and gives each section its own hand-crafted visual companion, pairing the original Latin with a clear English translation. Instead of recycling the same old pictures, every single image is generated specifically for that chapter, creating a unique visual map of the ancient world. It turns a dense historical text into an engaging, searchable experience that feels like opening a lost book. If you love history and curiosity, this is the perfect place to explore the past.

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📦 aipoch/open-science

Open Science

Run scientific agents locally on your own machine with Open Science. It’s a private, open-source workbench that lets AI models access real data sources like PubMed or GenBank right from your desktop. The coolest part? It records every single step your AI takes, so you can actually verify where the answers came from. No more black boxes, just transparent, reproducible research on your own hardware. If you want AI that works for science, not just against it, this is the place to start.

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📦 mixelpixx/konnect

Konnect: AI PCB Design for KiCAD

Konnect is the native KiCAD plugin that lets an AI assistant directly design your circuit boards. It solves the problem of complex, multi-step board design by giving the AI direct access to one hundred and seventy-seven specific tools for schematic capture, layout, routing, and manufacturing exports. This is useful because it turns a difficult manual process into a collaborative conversation where the AI handles the technical wiring and placement while you focus on the design intent. The most surprising feature is its ability to run real-time design checks and audits, ensuring your board is ready for production before you even export the files.

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📦 hieuphung97/dely

How dely controls AI coding agents

Take a vague request and turn it into a real, reviewed pull request without you writing a single line of code. That is exactly what dely does for AI coding tools like Claude Code and Codex. It acts as a strict manager, forcing the agent to agree on a clear plan before touching your files, then spinning up separate, isolated sessions to write the code and independently review it. The coolest part? It refuses to let the same AI session check its own homework, ensuring a fresh pair of eyes validates every change before it hits your main branch.

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📦 dondai44423/donsetch

DonSetch: The Web, For AI Agents

DonSetch is the web research tool that finally lets your AI agent browse without needing any API keys or accounts. Instead of relying on brittle scrapers that get blocked instantly, it drives the actual security handshake of a real web browser to look exactly like a human visit. It solves the problem of your bot getting banned by mimicking the exact network signals a person sends, making it nearly invisible to website defenses. It handles searching, reading pages, and crawling sites all from a single, lightweight program. This means you get reliable web access for your AI without managing a dozen different service logins.

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📦 r0b0tlab/hermes-zvec-memory

Hermes Zvec Memory: Your AI Actually Remembers

Give your AI agent a brain that actually sticks around between chats. Hermes Zvec Memory turns your local notes into a living memory, so your agent stops forgetting what you told it yesterday. It searches your documents using a clever mix of keyword matching and meaning-based understanding, finding exactly what you need without sending your data to the cloud. Every time you talk, it quietly recalls relevant facts, and after every turn, it files the conversation away for later. The result is an assistant that knows your preferences, remembers past decisions, and cites its sources. It is fast, private, and runs entirely on your own machine.

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📦 hsandhu/mobilecode

Mobilecode: AI coding for mobile apps

Mobilecode is an AI coding agent that actually runs your mobile apps on simulated phones and tablets right next to your code editor. Instead of just suggesting changes, it builds your iOS and Android projects and launches them in a live preview window, letting you see exactly how your app looks and behaves without needing a physical device. If a build fails, the agent reads the error logs and attempts to fix the code automatically. This tool bridges the gap between writing code and testing it, turning a static text file into a working, interactive application you can inspect in real time.

📰 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49577645

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