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Dashy gives homelab and self-hosting users a central homepage for launching services, checking their status, and viewing information through widgets. It supports multiple pages, search and keyboard shortcuts, extensive themes and icons, a UI editor, and optional multi-user authentication with configurable privileges. Docker is the common deployment path, while several cloud platforms are also supported. Persistent deployments need a user-data directory containing at least the main configuration file.

This collection packages hundreds of agent skills, plugins, personas, commands, and scripts across engineering, DevOps, security, marketing, compliance, research, leadership, and everyday productivity. The skills work natively or through conversion with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, and other coding agents. It also documents orchestration patterns for chaining skills or handing work between specialist personas.

tradingview-mcp exposes market quotes, screeners, technical indicators, sentiment, and strategy backtests for stocks, crypto, forex, and futures through MCP. It can be self-hosted for free or used through a managed connector. The server does not sign in to TradingView or place trades, and it is an independent project using third-party data that may be delayed or incomplete; its outputs are informational rather than financial advice.

ChatALL sends one prompt to multiple AI services concurrently, displays their responses together, and lets users continue with any provider independently. It is useful for comparing models, testing prompts, or selecting the strongest answer without opening many separate apps. Chat history and login data stay on the computer, although anonymous usage metrics that exclude message content are collected.

Add Vibe Security to a compatible coding agent to review fast-built applications for hardcoded secrets, weak database policies, broken authorization, unsafe payment flows, exposed AI keys, and related deployment risks. It loads references according to the technologies it detects, such as Supabase, Stripe, or React Native, and can activate around sensitive code. Its guidance complements testing and human review rather than replacing them.

PrivateGPT sits between an OpenAI-compatible local inference server and the applications built on top of it. Its API covers messages, file ingestion, citation-backed retrieval, custom tools, database and CSV access, and MCP connectors, following the Claude API as a reference. The included web interface is mainly a demonstrator and debugger; developers are expected to build their own user experience around the API.

tradingview-mcp bridges Claude Code or a terminal CLI to a local TradingView Desktop session through Chrome DevTools Protocol. It supports Pine Script iteration, symbol and timeframe navigation, indicator reading, chart drawing, alerts, replay practice, screenshots, and JSONL monitoring. A valid TradingView subscription is required, and the desktop app must be launched with its debugging port enabled. The project is an interface for personal, educational, and research workflows rather than an autonomous trading bot, and users remain responsible for complying with TradingView's terms.

Use compatible coding agents to create or edit Google Stitch screens, import existing frontend code into a design, manage design systems, and generate implementation assets. The collection includes workflows for React, React Native, and other build targets, but the design operations depend on the Stitch MCP server and selectively installed skills may require companion skills.

Describe the game you want and start with the director skill; it routes the work across gameplay, graphics, UI, audio, debugging, and release checks. The package includes a Vite and TypeScript scaffold, deterministic test hooks, a seeded random generator, and Playwright templates for browser, visual, and bot testing. Core game work runs without paid API keys, while optional external asset generation requires provider credentials.

Element provides a Matrix client for web browsers and desktop operating systems. People can use the hosted application, self-host an Element Web instance, or install the Electron-based desktop build. Its primary support covers recent desktop versions of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, plus the official desktop client on actively supported macOS, Windows, and Linux releases.

Give Douyin Downloader an individual link or a creator profile to save videos, image posts, collections, music, and profile content in batches. It combines retries, progress reporting, SQLite plus local-file deduplication, and incremental downloads, and can fall back to a browser when post pagination is restricted. The tool runs from a configuration file or command line on Python 3.8+. Favorites require the logged-in account’s cookies, and browser fallback is currently validated mainly for creator posts.

Atomic Chat is a desktop application for running open-weight language models locally on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Users can load models, chat through the app, and choose among supported inference engines, while an OpenAI-compatible server on localhost lets agents, CLIs, IDE extensions, and other applications reuse the same model. Hardware acceleration and model formats vary by platform; for example, the documented Linux build currently runs GGUF models only.

TREK is a self-hosted travel planner for families, friends, or teams organizing a trip together. Users can drag places into daily itineraries, view routes and weather on interactive maps, import shared lists or GPX, KML, KMZ, and GeoJSON files, and coordinate budgets, packing lists, notes, and a journal in real time. It supports PWA installation, SSO, passkeys, MFA, Docker, Docker Compose, and Helm. Users gain control over their travel data but must maintain the instance, storage, authentication, and proxy security themselves.

DevSidecar uses DNS selection, a local proxy, and SNI handling to improve access to GitHub pages, source files, releases, and Git clone operations, and it can also proxy npm or switch registries. Its default mode installs a locally generated root certificate and enables interception. A certificate-free safety mode is available, but it offers fewer capabilities and less consistent connectivity.

Franz 5 combines services such as WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, and other messengers in one desktop application, reducing the need to switch between separate clients. This repository contains the open-source predecessor to Franz 6 and is no longer the active product codebase. It remains useful for source reference or self-building, while the current Franz application is distributed separately through the official website.

This collection turns Microsoft Learn guidance into on-demand skills for configuring, troubleshooting, and designing Azure workloads. It spans major service areas and offers role-based bundles, with plugin installation for several coding assistants and manual setup for others. Many skills still need network access to fetch the latest source documentation when used.

Give a compatible AI agent repeatable workflows for solopreneur tasks such as SEO and GEO optimization, demand research across social platforms, domain comparison, and creating logos or banners. OPC Skills installs through the common skills CLI across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and other tools, so these workflows can stay inside an existing agent setup.

Browse repositories that publish installable assets for Android, Windows, macOS, or Linux, filter them by platform and release activity, and choose either the latest or an older release. On Android, Komi Store can link existing apps, track updates, and optionally install them silently through Shizuku, Sui, or Dhizuku. It does not verify the safety of third-party downloads.