📦 togethercomputer/tev1

Tev1: The $17 Decision Model

Tev1 is the open-weight decision model that turns a tiny language model into a precise classifier for a fraction of the cost. It takes a specific situation, a question, and a short list of choices, then returns exactly one letter answer without any extra chatter. This project is built on a smaller base model and trained to handle real world judgments like checking return policies or sorting support tickets. The repository gives you the full recipe, training data, and saved results so you can replicate the exact workflow. You can build and deploy your own custom decision model in just a few steps.

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📦 n1m21n/infinite

Infinite: The Node-Based Audiovisual Workstation

Infinite is the node-based workstation that finally puts video, audio, and 3D graphics on the same canvas. It solves the messy problem of needing five different apps to make one visual track, letting you patch everything together in real time with your GPU. The coolest part is the predictive engine, which actually listens to your performance and learns your style to suggest the next note or color shift before you even think of it. It is basically a live coding playground for musicians who want total control.

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📦 barty-bart/motion-graphics

Motion Graphics

Motion Graphics is the automation tool that turns boring talking-head videos into beautiful, custom B-roll timed perfectly to your words. By connecting directly with AI code assistants, this utility analyzes your video layout and transcript to design, animate, and render sleek, continuous overlays. Instead of jump cuts, it uses a single morphing shape driven by an on-screen cursor that shifts from buttons to charts in one elegant motion. Best of all, it handles the tedious setup by exporting ready-to-use video files and transparent overlays that you can slide straight into your favorite editor.

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📦 x-square-robot/xplanner

X-Planner: The Robot's Mental Map

X-Planner gives physical robots a structured way to think about complex tasks, which is a big deal for making machines actually useful in the real world. Instead of just reacting to what they see, this system breaks down big jobs into clear, step-by-step plans. It learns from human demonstrations to understand what success looks like and how to recover when things go wrong. This makes robot behavior much more predictable and easier to trust. If you are into robotics, this is the kind of thinking that turns clumsy machines into capable helpers, so it is definitely worth a look.

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📦 tvollstaedt/exodium

Exodium: Your Retro Game Library

Exodium turns your computer into a personal museum of retro gaming. Instead of forcing you to download a half-terabyte archive just to look at one game, it lets you stream specific titles directly from the community torrents. You get to browse thousands of pre-configured DOS, Windows, and adventure games, grabbing only what you want to play right now. It even handles the emulator setup for you, so you can skip the technical headache and just press play. This is the perfect way to rediscover gaming history without filling up your hard drive. Grab the latest release and start exploring the collection today.

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📦 agricidaniel/jev-seo

Jev SEO: AI-Powered Website Audits

Get a complete, live website health check in under four minutes. Jev SEO crawls your site to run fifty-two specific technical checks while an AI model reads every page to judge real content quality. It combines these findings into a prioritized list of fixes, then generates a professional PDF report and an Excel action tracker. This tool is useful because it moves beyond simple link checking to evaluate whether your pages actually help users. It is interesting to see how the AI assesses search intent and page trustworthiness. You get clear, actionable steps rather than vague advice.

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📦 sinaxhpm/submarine

Submarine: The All-in-One SSH Client

Submarine is a native SSH client that runs directly on your Android phone, giving you the exact same terminal access and encrypted server profiles you use on your desktop, all inside a single lightweight app. It solves the annoying problem of juggling separate tools for terminal access, file transfers, and port forwarding by bundling them into one tabbed window that boots in under a second. Because it is built with Rust rather than heavier web technologies, it uses a fraction of the memory and battery drain typical of competitors. It also features zero-knowledge cloud sync, meaning your sensitive passwords are encrypted on your device before they ever touch a server.

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📦 aidlx/ghostscan

Ghostscan: The One-Command Linux Forensic Sweeper

Ghostscan finds the processes that pretend not to exist. Most intrusion detection tools look at what a system says it’s doing, but Ghostscan cross-references the kernel’s hidden memory against the process list to catch rootkits and stealthy hooks that actively try to hide. It’s a single Rust binary you drop onto a compromised host that runs over fifty specific checks in one fast sweep. You aren’t meant to read every line of the output, but it gives you a clear list of exactly where the system is lying to you. It’s built for the moment after a breach when you need to know if the attacker is still watching.

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📦 glanderness/beeftv

BeefTV: One App, Every AI Model

One desktop app can talk to nearly every major AI model for video, image, and audio, all from your own machine. That is the core promise of BeefTV, a local-first workspace designed for creators who want control. It solves the messy reality of juggling twenty different APIs by wrapping them in one consistent interface, so you can swap between providers like OpenAI, Google, or local models without re-learning a new tool. You get a canvas-based workflow where prompts, assets, and generations live side by side, making it easy to iterate on ideas without leaving your project.

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📦 jianruntech/geo-score

Geo Score

Assess how search engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity perceive your website by checking its visibility readiness in just twenty seconds. This zero-dependency Python tool scans your public pages against an open, structured rubric to score how easily artificial intelligence crawlers can access, read, and trust your content. It evaluates practical elements like structured data and self-contained text passages, helping you fix simple formatting issues that prevent systems from quoting your work. By plugging in your own API keys, you can even run automated queries to see exactly when and where your site gets cited alongside competitors.

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📦 ccch1mneyyy/dsh-tui

dsh-tui

You can now run a gorgeous terminal user interface for DeepSeek Harness with an interactive pixel whale pet right in your command line. This terminal helper delivers live work status updates, streaming thoughts, and even a live speed gauge for your tokens. If you write a prompt and immediately regret it, you can simply double tap the escape key to rewind time and roll back. It installs as a clean plugin with absolutely no core changes, meaning you can plug it in or pull it out without breaking your setup. It is a brilliant way to make command line artificial intelligence feel alive.

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📦 rajudandigam/agent-inspect

Agent Inspect: Debug AI Agents Locally

Stop guessing why your AI agent broke. Agent Inspect lets you capture every step of a TypeScript agent run into a local file, so you can see exactly which tool failed or which path went wrong. No cloud accounts, no data uploads, just pure local debugging. It turns messy execution logs into a clear tree view and even checks your agent's behavior in your CI pipeline to catch bugs before they ship. If you build AI agents, this is the missing piece for reliable, private testing.

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📦 yihui-dev/awesome-opus5-5-videos

282 Viral AI Prompts: The Awesome Opus 5.5 Videos Collection

Two hundred and eighty-two viral videos were created by asking a single artificial intelligence model to write the animation code itself. This collection, called Awesome Opus 5.5 Videos, gathers these creations alongside the exact text prompts that produced them, showing you precisely how to recreate the motion graphics, three-dimensional scenes, and interactive games. It solves the problem of vague AI output by providing verified, working examples of how to turn a simple sentence into complex, browser-based animations using standard web technologies. You can watch every original piece next to a live remake on the Skillry platform to see the results in real time.

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📦 ithtelab/workbuddy-manager

WorkBuddy Manager

Turn a command line mess into a visual dashboard with WorkBuddy Manager. This web console wraps a Tencent CodeBuddy account pool, letting you add accounts by simply scanning a QR code instead of running scripts. It automatically checks in daily to keep your credits alive and distributes unique API keys with strict IP controls. The most surprising part is the live credit ledger, which tracks every single token consumed and warns you before your free credits expire, so you never lose them quietly. It is a complete, self-contained tool for managing AI access.

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📦 clearailhc/clearai-dsh

ClearAI: The AI Plugin That Grows Your Knowledge Map

ClearAI is the AI research plugin that turns your chaotic notes into a living map of what you actually know. It solves the problem of forgetting why you trust an answer by forcing your AI to prove every fact before it adds it to your personal knowledge base. Instead of just chatting, it runs a strict loop where hypotheses are tested, and if two ideas clash, the system shows you the conflict instead of hiding it. This means you walk away with a clean, verified graph of your own expertise that you can search later by concept.

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📦 hydra-db/open-glean

Open Glean: Your Second Brain on Hydra DB

Open Glean is the open-source workspace that turns your scattered notes and app data into one answerable knowledge base. It plugs into your digital life, letting you ask a single question across your memories, files, and connected tools. Instead of hunting through folders, it digs up the right context, writes a clear answer, and cites exactly where it found the information. It even maps your connections visually so you can see how your ideas link together. It is the rare tool that treats your information as a living graph rather than a static archive.

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📦 spinabot/brigade

Brigade: Your Personal AI HQ

Brigade is the personal intelligence hub that actually connects your chat apps to real tools. Instead of just chatting, it executes tasks across your life, sending messages on Discord or Slack while managing your notes in Obsidian or Trello. The coolest part is the skill system, which lets the agent learn to use specific apps like Spotify or Apple Notes, turning it into a true digital assistant. It handles the messy backend work so you can just talk to it from any messaging platform. If you want an AI that does things instead of just saying words, Brigade is the one to try.

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📦 tokenrhythm/opensquilla

OpenSquilla: Smarter AI on Less Budget

OpenSquilla is the AI agent that packs more intelligence into every single token you spend. It works like a smart editor that cuts out all the fluff, keeping the core meaning of your conversation without the bloated word count. This means you get the same deep, thoughtful answers from your AI, but you pay for a fraction of the data, saving you real money on every chat. It is less about having a bigger brain and more about making the information you already have work harder.

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📦 xikhar/spiderbench

AI Built a Full Web-Swinging Game?

Spiderbench is the browser game that proves AI can build a full 3D world. It features a procedurally generated Manhattan-style city where you can web-swing, wall-run, and zip between skyscrapers. The entire project, including the character models, textures, and complex lighting, was generated by Claude under human direction. It’s not just a simple demo; it’s a playable open-world experience running entirely in your web browser. The coolest part is seeing a massive, detailed city with traffic and day-night cycles, all built from code. It’s a fascinating look at what large language models can do for game development. Check it out to see the future of AI-assisted creative coding in action.

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📦 togg53192-cmd/jailbreaks

Jailbreaks: The Prompt Collection

The jailbreaks repository is the prompt library that finally maps the hidden backdoors of major AI models. It is a collection of text instructions designed to override the standard safety filters built into large language models like DeepSeek and Kimi. Essentially, it gives the AI a new set of operating rules, telling it to treat your request as a simple task rather than a dangerous one. This lets the model drop its usual defensive hesitation and give you the full, unfiltered answer you asked for. It is a fascinating look at how much power you can hold with just the right words.

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