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Kaya gives Go players a browser and desktop workspace for playing games, editing variations, organizing SGF records, and reviewing positions. KataGo analysis adds win rates, move suggestions, quality graphs, and ownership heatmaps, while photo recognition can turn a physical board into an editable SGF. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, the web, and as an installable offline-capable PWA, making it suitable for both game review and regular study.

AutoPTZ is a cross-platform desktop app that detects people in camera feeds and drives pan, tilt, and zoom controls to keep a selected subject framed. Users click a person to lock the target, while optional face recognition and appearance re-identification can recover identity after occlusion. It supports multiple cameras and PTZ backends including VISCA over USB or IP, ONVIF, and NDI. Tracking features require the appropriate models; when they are unavailable, affected controls are disabled while live preview remains available where possible.

LoopTroop turns a complex coding ticket into an interview-led plan, small execution beads, isolated worktree changes, and a final review. Its LLM council compares planning drafts, while failed implementation attempts can reset and retry with fresh context. It is designed for long-running feature work rather than quick edits, and the project recommends running unattended agents inside a disposable VM or sandbox.

Clave is a macOS desktop workspace for running Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity CLI, and regular terminals in split or grid layouts. It adds Git history and diffs, local and remote file access, and SSH-based sessions without a cloud account. An optional daily anonymous usage ping can be disabled in settings.

CLITrigger combines project docs, planning, live terminals, autonomous tasks, and Git review in one command center. Claude, Antigravity, or Codex jobs can run in parallel or on schedules, each inside an isolated worktree, while completed diffs flow into a central accept, reject, or merge queue. It is available as a desktop app or a Node-based service for developers managing many AI coding tasks.

Regulex+ turns JavaScript regular expressions into railroad-style diagrams in a browser or from the command line. It supports native Chinese and Unicode labels, bilingual UI, dark and light themes, PNG/SVG export, and text-based Mermaid output; the single-file page needs no backend and can be embedded. PNG and SVG rendering use headless Chromium, while Mermaid output does not.

Use AIVC DACH to turn a short request into local MP4 templates for intros, shorts, sponsor reads, and similar formats; the renderer works without an account or API key. Its v3 alpha editor already supports chat-driven cuts, trims, and transparent overlays, while direct timeline control from external MCP agents is still planned. The toolkit requires Claude Code, Node.js, and Bun.

Enter a visual idea, choose an aesthetic model, and set controls such as dialogue, music, output type, aspect ratio, duration, and negative prompts. Real combines those choices with a curated example library to assemble a structured Veo 3 director brief, with an emphasis on fashion editorials, runway, beauty, and luxury campaigns. It is available as a web app, MCP server, Gemini CLI extension, Chrome extension, and Claude skill; generation uses Gemini, and the controls are currently prompt-guided rather than strictly validated.

AIEngineerCV turns an old CV, LinkedIn export, GitHub profile, or free text into a role-targeted resume for AI-engineering jobs. Its web app, CLI, and Claude plugin all populate one validated Profile before the shared generation rules create, score, and export Markdown, HTML, or PDF. An LLM key is optional: deterministic generation and scoring still work without one. There is no backend or telemetry, and provider calls go directly from the user’s machine without the project storing keys or source data.

tower-defense-skill is a native Canvas 2D tower-defense game built around protecting a goddess core. Choose from two maps and three difficulties, build and upgrade six tower types, exploit fire, ice, and lightning matchups, and survive enemy and boss waves. Souls earned during waves unlock hero draws, while deployed heroes can receive a patrol radius; results include progression, achievements, and map-specific rankings.

aibti is a small Windows utility that reads locally stored prompt or chat-history files from tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. It analyzes request patterns, maps them to one of 16 personality archetypes, shows the top three matches, and lets users print or export the result. The project says prompt history stays on the user's machine rather than being sent to a cloud service.

Give a small business one self-hosted, installable home for its internal web tools, with authentication, app management, and shared PDF, email, and per-user storage services. The Claude Code skill can scaffold, package, and upload child PWAs; the claude.ai version can only generate files and instructions. Each deployment is single-tenant, runs with Docker, and needs wildcard DNS for per-app origin isolation.

Dev_Wrapped turns git history or a GitHub account into a Spotify-Wrapped-style annual recap: one self-contained HTML file, hand-designed themes, and a final share card. It can also embed a live profile or repository card in a README, with optional Playwright export for PNG stories. Local mode reads only local git history, so the code data stays on the machine unless you choose a remote source.

GameClaw is a self-hosted app and agent skill for recurring account chores across HoYoLAB, Miyoushe, Kurogames, and Skland-supported titles. Its live layer covers check-ins, community tasks, account listing, selected redemption codes, and some real-time status queries, with natural-language plans that can be previewed and saved for scheduled reuse. Mail claims, stamina spending, dungeons, and automated battles are listed as later or limited capabilities.

gcc-market-intelligence helps founders and business leaders examine market-entry questions across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Oman. It organizes information about sovereign wealth funds, procurement, localization, Vision 2030, and family offices, then lets users filter by business model and export reports. The published setup targets Windows and needs an internet connection for data updates; saved reports can be read offline.

anti-ai-writing scans English and Spanish drafts for recurring buzzwords, empty phrases, rigid sentence structures, em dashes, and other patterns associated with machine-like prose. It returns a rewritten version plus a diagnosis explaining the changes, and supports copying the result for further editing. The published app runs locally on Windows, so pasted text stays on the machine rather than being sent to a cloud service.

Use a single HTML board with NOW, WEEK, and NEXT columns, goals, recurring tasks, deadlines, tracks, and a log-scale timeline. The DATA block remains versionable and canonical, while browser edits live in a localStorage overlay until synced back; Claude can maintain it in plain language. It opens without a server or account and includes keyboard, mobile, search, and print support.

context-graph-compressor reads a standard JSON chat export, extracts topics and decisions into a weighted logical graph, and writes a smaller file that another AI tool can load to resume the work. It runs locally without extra developer tools and keeps the chat on the machine. The current release targets 64-bit Windows 10 and 11.