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Open council-diffLibraryTesting and debugging
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@alex-jb·TypeScript
Compare five decision personas and audit their calibration over time
Project overviewcouncil-diff runs five differently biased personas in parallel on the same decision and exposes their scores, verdicts, strengths, gaps, agreement, and recommendation. Built-in domains cover founder, engineering, investing, career, product, and quant questions, while custom rosters are supported. An optional Oracle reviews difficult or split calls, and the Brier module scores predictions after outcomes resolve. Safe mode can keep the Oracle on a zero-retention model when retention matters.
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Open aisense-free-public-rest-apisAPI or serverSoftware development
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@aisenseapi·Python
Call no-auth utility APIs from scripts, automation workflows, or LLM tools.
Project overviewUse public REST endpoints without signing up or supplying an API key for workflow tasks such as human approval forms, webhook capture, and temporary storage, plus utilities for hashing, encoding, UUIDs, time, and IP lookup. The repository includes Python and JavaScript clients, function-calling definitions, and a Claude skill. Temporary storage, short links, and several webhook records expire automatically after 24 hours.
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- Mar 29, 2026
Open trace-agentSDKSoftware development
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@TECHKNOWMAD-LABS·Python
Trace Python functions, errors, and timings without deploying an external collector.
Project overviewInstrument synchronous or asynchronous Python code with context-manager spans or decorators, capturing timing, attributes, events, and exception status. Trace data can stay in memory or persist as local JSON files. A terminal dashboard and MCP tools expose individual traces and aggregate statistics, while thread locks and ContextVar tracking preserve isolation across concurrent work.
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Open screenshot-annotatorLibraryDocument productivity
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@arjunkai·JavaScript
Generate repeatable annotated web screenshots from selector-based specifications.
Project overviewDefine highlights, numbered callouts, labels, steps, and arrows against Playwright locators or selector strings. The tool injects those annotations as DOM elements before capture, so they render sharply and stay anchored to the interface. Replayable JSON specs let documentation screenshots be regenerated after UI changes. It requires Node 18 or newer, Playwright, and an accessible web page.
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Open wallpaper6-pattern-skillsDatasetDesign and creative work
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@Hei33enberg
Compose reusable pattern recipes for seamless AI wallpaper tiles.
Project overviewWallpaper6 Design Skills packages 40 atomic recipes for turning a source image into a seamless tile. Each recipe combines primitives such as symmetry, density, rotation, twist, graphic effects, and lighting effects, with JSON, JSONL, CSV, and TypeScript formats for different consumers. The repository keeps a legacy 64-skill file for compatibility, but new integrations should use the v2 recipes.json recipes.
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Open lloydbriantech-ascentFrameworkSoftware development
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@lloydbrian·Shell
Scaffold and maintain opinionated full-stack projects with Claude Code.
Project overviewASCENT scaffolds a containerized Express, SQLite-WAL, React, and Vite project, then keeps it organized with ADRs, phase-gated delivery, tests, health checks, and session-resumption files. Its parent Claude skill routes work by engineering role and operation mode, while embedded ascent-* skills audit the project as it grows. The framework is deliberately opinionated, so it suits teams that want strong conventions rather than a minimal or freely chosen stack.
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- May 22, 2026
Open lowcoder-agent-sdkSDKFrontend development
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@aorizondo·TypeScript
Generate and deploy Lowcoder apps from TypeScript instead of hand-built DSL JSON.
Project overviewUse the TypeScript SDK to turn fluent component calls into Lowcoder's required DSL, while the companion MCP server exposes app creation, SEO, and related tools to agents. A Claude skill explains the workflow across supported clients. Lowcoder 2.7.0 or newer and a configured instance with an API key are required.
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- Jun 4, 2026
Open wechat-typesetterRules or configurationSocial media content
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@chuanfan-ai
Format unchanged source text into WeChat-compatible card-style HTML
Project overviewwechat-typesetter is a reusable formatting specification for turning source text into inline-styled HTML that survives the WeChat public-account editor. It defines a two-color card system, eleven components, image-card wrappers, compatibility filters, and six self-checks. The source characters and paragraph structure must remain unchanged, with one output block per input paragraph. It targets WeChat on desktop and mobile; other publishing platforms are untested, and JavaScript is intentionally excluded.
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Open shadow-mentorLibraryFinance, legal and complianceModel Context Protocol
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@alex-jb·JavaScript
Chain and verify cryptographic evidence for AI-assisted credit decisions
Project overviewShadow signs each credit decision with Ed25519 and chains attestations with SHA-256 so a later verifier can detect silent changes to the verdict, reason codes, model manifest, or committed inputs and outputs. The verdict engine uses deterministic rules, while LLM personas provide advisory rationale that cannot alter the decision. The project sends no telemetry and explicitly remains pre-1.0 rather than a compliance product. It is a research layer for lenders building an auditable decision narrative.
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Open distill-figureLibraryData visualization
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@unumbrela·JavaScript
Build and verify interactive explanatory figures in plain HTML.
Project overviewDistill Figure helps developers build interactive explanations with plain HTML and ES modules. Its reusable components cover linked graphs, matrices, plots, controls, and chart wrappers, while the render and probe tools check multiple widths and real pointer or keyboard interactions. It is useful when visual polish must be accompanied by working interactions, without a bundler or framework.
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Open revenue-messaging-frameworkFrameworkMarketing, growth and sales
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@bmurphy201
Audit and rewrite B2B website messaging, positioning, and value propositions.
Project overviewRevenue Messaging Framework audits a B2B homepage, scores its messaging, explains weaknesses section by section, and returns rewritten headlines, value propositions, calls to action, and a three-layer narrative. It is meant to clarify what a go-to-market team should change on its own site, combining an open methodology with a Claude Code skill. The output is an audit and rewrite, not a general page builder.
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Open lofi.cssFrameworkFrontend development
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@hrr-amboss·HTML
Styles plain HTML as grayscale hand-drawn wireframes with embedded fonts and 1,745 scribble icons.
Project overviewlofi.css adds a paper-scribble look to semantic HTML through one CSS file with embedded handwriting fonts, grayscale styling, annotations, and a 1,745-icon sprite. It uses no JavaScript, dependencies, build step, or external requests, making it suited to early flow discussions rather than polished UI. Its companion Claude skill can generate constrained mockups from descriptions, notes, websites, or whiteboard photos.
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- Jul 8, 2026