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Launch Chromium or attach to an existing Chrome session, then navigate, click, fill forms, inspect pages, and capture screenshots through the Playwright API while keeping pages alive across scripts. Dev Browser runs code in a QuickJS WASM sandbox without host access and restricts file operations to its own temporary directory, making it suitable for browser automation by coding agents.

This graphical Bilibili downloader handles regular videos, multipart collections, series, films, courses, subtitles, danmaku, and NFO metadata. Users can search content, access account lists such as favorites or Watch Later, customize folder and file naming, and prepare downloads for media servers such as Emby with scraping and advertisement markers. Prebuilt packages are available. Its experimental plugin system has no security restrictions, so unknown binary plugins should not be loaded.

PakePlus-iOS turns an existing website, HTML page, or compiled Vue/React project into a desktop or mobile application through a desktop or web interface. It can preview a project and send the build to GitHub Actions, avoiding a full local toolchain. Using it requires a GitHub token with repository and workflow permissions, and the generated PakePlus repository must remain available for later builds.

NextClaw is a local-first AI workspace for tasks that span files, models, agents, browser tools, local applications, and messaging channels. It keeps references, generated results, and follow-up work together, while separate agents can have their own roles, memory, skills, runtimes, and workspaces. It can support research, data analysis, document drafting, file processing, and scheduled jobs through desktop or Docker deployments. Local configuration and credentials stay in the controlled environment, although connected providers receive the data sent to them.

Android TV Toolkit is a Windows application for managing compatible Android TV devices over wireless ADB. It can remove known bloatware and Google TV recommendations, install APKs, reboot the device, and disable the stock launcher after a replacement such as FLauncher is installed. Safe and advanced debloat modes separate lower-risk choices from cautionary or critical packages. The current version requires Python 3.8+, PySimpleGUI, and a TV with ADB debugging on the same network, and the project is not actively maintained.

Dream-to-Video Skill converts a written dream into a cinematic prompt, places it in a local SQLite and JSONL queue, and drives Jimeng through Playwright and Chromium. The worker handles login, submission, progress monitoring, downloads, and an Elliptic Shatter edge effect, producing both original and processed video files. Setup requires Python 3.10+, Chromium, an API key for a supported language model, the repository toolchain, and a one-time QR-code login to Jimeng.

This curated directory helps designers and frontend developers find resources for interface work without searching each category from scratch. It groups stock imagery, illustrations, fonts, icons, web templates, CSS frameworks, UI component libraries, design systems, and related tools, with a short description for each link to make scanning and comparison easier.

These skills guide an agent through builds, signing, TestFlight distribution, metadata and localization, submissions, Apple Ads, and related asc CLI workflows. They also document command selection, authentication, pagination, and JSON-first automation. The pack is community maintained, unofficial, and not affiliated with Apple.

Focalboard helps individuals and teams define, organize, and track work through boards, with a single-user desktop edition and a self-hosted multi-user server. It can cover basic project-management workflows for people seeking an alternative to Trello, Notion, or Asana. This standalone repository is currently unmaintained; the Mattermost Boards plugin lives in a separate repository.

dailypaper-skills collects new papers from Hugging Face and arXiv, scores them against your research interests, and produces a daily reading list grouped by priority. Selected papers can be expanded into structured Obsidian notes covering methods, experiments, equations, figures, limitations, and follow-up questions, with indexes maintained automatically. It requires Claude Code, Obsidian, Python, and Poppler; Zotero integration is optional.

BioMate-KB packages 200 Bioconductor tools as agent skills, combining the 100 most-downloaded packages with 100 newer, fast-growing analysis packages across 12 domains. Each skill explains when to choose a package, which workflows it supports, important parameters, how to interpret results, and common pitfalls. Users can install the collection by package or domain for use in Claude Code.

Rancher Desktop brings a local container runtime and Kubernetes environment to Windows, macOS, and Linux development machines. Developers can manage the environment through the desktop app and use the included rdctl command-line tool for automation. A limited HTTP API also exists, but the project describes it as internal and experimental, so integrations built directly on that API may need changes between versions.

MockServer lets developers replace unavailable APIs with configurable responses, proxy live traffic for inspection and modification, and inject latency, dropped connections, or errors to test failure handling. One endpoint can cover HTTP, gRPC, WebSockets, and raw TCP, with additional support for JSON-RPC, message brokers, and mocked AI chat APIs. A live dashboard and request assertions help inspect test behavior.

Auto-CV combines a Chinese LaTeX resume template with a Claude Code skill. Users can import an existing resume or text file, or follow a seven-step conversation that collects details and updates resume.tex after each stage. The result can be compiled into PDF and previewed through LaTeX Workshop, while fonts, icons, and layout remain editable. It suits people who want editable source files rather than a locked web form. A working LaTeX environment is required, and the documented setup focuses mainly on MiKTeX and VS Code on Windows.

Browserbase MCP Server gives compatible assistants a small set of tools for starting cloud browser sessions, navigating pages, performing actions, observing interactive elements, and extracting information. The hosted HTTP endpoint is the easiest setup, while self-hosted deployments can run through NPM or Docker. These deployments still require a Browserbase API key and project ID, and choosing a model other than the default also requires that provider's API key.

OpenOcta is a cross-platform personal desktop agent that works with local files, terminals, browsers, and projects through natural-language requests. Its single Go runtime includes a control interface, keeps sessions and memory on the machine, and can be extended with skills, MCP services, and packaged digital employees. Tasks can also be initiated remotely through supported Chinese messaging platforms such as WeChat, WeCom, DingTalk, and Feishu.

Piped is an alternative YouTube frontend that avoids connections to Google servers and can be used through a public instance or a self-hosted deployment. It supports video and audio-only playback, accounts, feeds, playlists, 4K, PWA installation, and SponsorBlock integration, while storing preferences locally for viewers who want less tracking and a lighter interface.

OpenMTP provides a two-pane file manager for transferring data between macOS and Android or other MTP devices over USB. It supports internal storage and SD cards, drag-and-drop transfers, multiple files larger than 4 GB, grid and list views, and keyboard navigation. Current releases require macOS 11 or later.