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ML Forge is a visual PyTorch pipeline editor for building image-classification models without writing the training workflow by hand. Users drag data-preparation, model, and training nodes onto a canvas, connect them, and let the application generate and run the code. It shows live loss curves, saves checkpoints, supports inference with the trained model, and exports projects as readable PyTorch. Python 3.10 or newer is required, and PyTorch plus torchvision must be installed separately before training.

Open Record/Replay captures a demonstrated macOS workflow as structured mouse, keyboard, window, selection, and accessibility events. The resulting session can be validated and packaged as input for an agent to create a reusable skill, which is useful for cross-application tasks without a clean API. The project is alpha software, requires macOS permissions, and does not include screenshots in its current core recording path.

Safari Private acts as a small browser target on macOS: it accepts a URL, opens that address in a private Safari window, and then quits. Its main use is integration with browser picker apps such as Velja, letting users choose private Safari directly when they click a link. The app must be launched once after installation to grant the required permissions and requires macOS 13 or later.

Kiwix JS PWA lets users download ZIM archives and browse resources such as Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, TED Talks, Wikivoyage, and Stack Exchange while offline. It can be installed as an offline-capable progressive web app, used through packaged desktop builds, or self-hosted from a container. The relevant ZIM archive must be obtained first, because the offline content is served from locally stored files.

FreedomGPT is a desktop chat application for running language models on a Mac or Windows computer without sending conversations to a hosted service. The repository focuses on installing dependencies, compiling llama.cpp, and building the Electron application from source. It therefore suits users comfortable configuring and compiling a local model stack rather than expecting a turnkey client.

These OKX Agent Skills give Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other compatible clients guided workflows for market data, order placement, positions and P&L, transfers, grid bots, DCA bots, and earn products through the okx CLI. Public market queries do not require authentication, while trading, account, portfolio, and earn operations require credentials configured through OAuth or an API key.

Pyloid lets Python developers package web frontends and Python backends as desktop applications for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It includes a project generator and common desktop facilities such as windows, tray integration, storage, timers, servers, and build tooling. It is a framework for teams that want to keep their existing web technology choices while delivering installable desktop software.

This Claude Code collection supports computational designers across architecture, engineering, and construction. Eighteen connected modules cover parametric and generative design, geometry, structures, environmental analysis, facades, fabrication, BIM, interoperability, optimization, meshes, automation, and AEC machine learning. A foundation skill routes requests and loads references on demand. Seven Python calculators handle geometry, structural checks, solar conditions, panels, mesh quality, materials, embodied carbon, fabrication time, and cost.

These skills let compatible agents create and inspect Weaviate collections, run keyword, vector, or hybrid searches with filters, and import data including PDFs and multi-vector records. The repository also includes end-to-end cookbooks for data explorers, chatbots, agents, and several RAG patterns, with installation through npx, Claude Code plugins, or a manual clone.

Museeks is a focused desktop player for Linux, macOS, and Windows, with support for common formats including MP3, M4A/AAC, FLAC, WAV, and OGG. It refreshes the library automatically and includes playlists, queue management, shuffle, loop, cover art, speed control, a sleep blocker, and M3U import or export. Official installers come from the releases page; community package-manager builds may lag behind.

afm runs Apple's on-device Foundation Model or Hugging Face MLX models on a Mac and exposes them through an OpenAI-compatible server, a web chat interface, single prompts, or shell pipelines. Its gateway mode can also discover and proxy local backends such as Ollama, LM Studio, and Jan, with separate OCR and embedding endpoints available. The main platform requirements are macOS 26 or later, Apple Silicon, and enabled Apple Intelligence.

DeaDBeeF is a multi-platform desktop music player with official releases and separate nightly builds for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Users can download a platform build or compile from source; source builds require the project’s toolchains, submodules, and any libraries needed by selected plugins. It is primarily a desktop playback application rather than a server for remote music libraries.

Perspec straightens photos of documents, receipts, whiteboards, facades, and other flat subjects. Users can drag images into the desktop app, accept automatically detected corners, or adjust the control points manually before saving the corrected result. A command-line interface can open multiple images in sequence, making the tool useful for scanning, receipt archiving, and batch photo digitization when the camera was not perfectly aligned.

Electronegativity is a static analysis tool for Electron developers and security auditors. It parses AST and DOM structures in source directories, JavaScript, HTML, or ASAR packages to identify security-relevant configuration mistakes and implementation anti-patterns, with CSV or SARIF output available. Findings can require manual investigation by someone familiar with Electron security, and the open-source project is no longer actively maintained.

Use an endless SVG canvas as a simple desktop whiteboard for diagrams, visual notes, and free-form idea mapping. The app supports panning and zooming, arrows, rectangles, ellipses, selection, copy and paste, folders, local file persistence, basic touch input, and light or dark themes. Individual canvases can be exported as PNG, JPEG, or SVG, and prebuilt releases are available alongside an Arch Linux package. A text tool is still unfinished, so the current workflow is centered on shapes and drawing rather than typed annotations.

SkillsVote connects skill collection, profiling, just-in-time recommendation, and post-task attribution into one lifecycle workflow. It offers a hosted integration for recommendation and feedback, plus a local-first option for private SKILL.md libraries. Local attribution and evolution are still on the roadmap rather than fully available.

Tactus is a browser extension for Chrome, with a temporary Firefox debug-install path, that combines AI chat, page extraction, Agent Skills, and HTTP MCP tools in a sidebar. Users can import skills with instructions, scripts, and resources so the agent can understand the current page, call external tools, and automate repeatable workflows; first-time script execution requires confirmation. Conversation history and skill files are stored locally, but model and MCP calls still connect to user-configured external services through endpoints, credentials, or OAuth.

Maya is a native macOS editor for placing iPhone screen recordings inside device mockups, a configurable generic frame, or a frameless canvas. Users can choose common social and widescreen aspect ratios, adjust the presentation, add cinematic zoom moments, and export polished clips for marketing, social posts, or in-app tutorials. Built-in device choices currently focus on selected Pro iPhone models, and the app requires macOS 26.3 or later.