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An open-source AI agent that works out of the box, running on your own computer with your real files and logged-in apps. It freely mixes harnesses like Claude Code and Codex with different models — even switching mid-task — drives your browser, computer and phone, takes work from IM and schedules, and keeps growing through memory, skills, MCP and plugins.

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Hallmark is a design skill for Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex that makes AI-generated UIs look crafted, not generated. With 20 distinct themes, 57 anti-slop quality gates, and a structural variety engine that ensures every page gets a unique fingerprint, it refuses the template-driven defaults every LLM was trained into. Install via one command and let Hallmark build, audit, redesign, or extract design DNA from any URL or screenshot.

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debpalash/VoiceStudio

An open-source, fully local AI voice workstation. It provides voice cloning, voice design, video dubbing, live dictation, and audiobook creation with 16 TTS and 11 ASR engines covering 600+ languages—running entirely on your hardware without accounts, subscriptions, or API keys.

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Impeccable is a design guidance system for AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, etc.). Featuring 24 design commands, 61 deterministic detector rules, and live browser iteration, it helps developers eliminate generic AI design tropes and craft polished, high-quality frontend interfaces.

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The complete brain of Microduck, a tiny 25 cm bipedal duck robot. Reinforcement-learning policies (ONNX on Rockchip RK3566) drive 15 servos at 50 Hz so it walks, rolls on wheels, picks things up with its beak, and rights itself after falling. Full Rust daemon stack: WebRTC camera streaming, depth sensing, Bluetooth gamepad control, and signed OTA updates with rollback — plus a MuJoCo simulator for developing without hardware.

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TauricResearch/TradingAgents

A multi-agent LLM financial trading framework that mirrors a real trading firm: fundamentals, news, sentiment, and technical analysts research in parallel, bullish and bearish researchers debate, then a trader, risk team, and portfolio manager finalize the decision. Supports 15+ LLM providers (incl. local Ollama), global markets and crypto, point-in-time data, backtesting, CLI and Docker. Built on a published arXiv paper, ideal for quant research.

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Open-source Zi Wei Dou Shu (Chinese 'Purple Star' astrology) charting engine based on Ni Haixia's Tian Ji system. Includes a complete charting algorithm (true solar time, DST, leap-month conventions), the Four Transformations system, a 1,100+ rule pattern library, public-domain classical texts, and a massive open dataset: 674,976 charts × 13 topics = 8.77M readings. Ideal for astrology app development, LLM fine-tuning, and RAG.

TypeScript
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JetBrains incubator's agentic IDE built around the pi coding agent: isolated git-worktree workspaces let agents run in parallel without touching your checkout, a living spec graph preserves project intent across sessions, and a real IDE — editor, diffs, review, terminals — adds step-by-step plans, subagents, skills, MCP, and one-click PR shipping.

TypeScript
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coollabsio/coolify

Coolify is an open-source, self-hostable PaaS and alternative to Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify. Deploy static sites, full-stack apps, databases, and 360+ one-click services on any server with SSH access, from a VPS to a Raspberry Pi. It automates builds on every Git push with PR previews, automatic HTTPS, custom domains, backups, and multi-server management via dashboard, API, or CLI, while all data and configurations stay on your own infrastructure.

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