Recently updated open-source projects

codex-profiles wraps Codex's CODEX_HOME support so personal, work, school, or client profiles keep separate authentication, settings, sessions, connectors, plugins, caches, and logs. It launches both the CLI and macOS Desktop app without reading or copying auth.json; its optional parallel Desktop instances remain experimental and do not provide full operating-system isolation.

AgentDiff captures AI-assisted edits across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Codex, Windsurf, OpenCode, and Gemini, signs line-level attribution with Ed25519, and stores the evidence in Git. Its blame, diff, context, and report commands show who changed what. Pushed traces can expose short prompt excerpts to repository readers, so sensitive teams may need to disable prompt capture.

smol developer turns a product specification into a shared plan, a file list, and generated code for each file. It can run as a command-line scaffold, be imported as a Python library, or be exposed through an Agent Protocol API inside another application. The workflow is intentionally human-in-the-loop, and the project documents unresolved limits around cross-file coherence, dependency setup, self-healing, and slow generation.

agent-qa lets teams describe web and mobile tests in natural language, then re-observes the interface and tries another path when an action drifts or fails. It learns from previous runs, exposes a CLI and dashboard, supports MCP and multiple model providers, and can run setup or teardown hooks inside Docker containers. Docker is required for those hooks, and the harness remains an aid to a team's own release checks.

YouTube to Article turns a YouTube or podcast link into a detailed Traditional Chinese reading article with timestamps that jump back to the source. It also creates a transcript, digest card, chapter mind map, quiz cards, and a local review page, and can ingest PDFs, web articles, Markdown, or Word files. The workflow runs locally, but some input types require optional tools such as ffmpeg or PDF extraction.

Awesome AI Agents is a categorized list of frameworks, tools, platforms, starter kits, examples, and learning resources for building autonomous or semi-autonomous agents. It covers ideas such as planning, memory, tool use, and multi-agent coordination, so it is useful for comparing options rather than running an agent itself.

email-monitor incrementally watches Gmail over read-only IMAP using UID watermarks and message deduplication, then classifies new mail through L0 rules, L1 cheap scoring, and an optional L2 LLM hook. It sends only a redacted title to Discord and can archive or summarize messages, but replies remain drafts for the user to send. Mail bodies stay with the local model, while account topology and secret pointers live in a private config repository.

bili-download archives individual Bilibili videos or full creator collections into ordered, season-based folders. It supports QR-code login, incremental updates, command-line use, and agent invocation; its session cookie file must remain private and excluded from version control.

claude-cmd gives Claude users one CLI for maintaining custom commands, project-specific CLAUDE.md files, security profiles, MCP servers, and settings. It can search local or GitHub-backed command collections and install selected entries, making it useful when several projects share reusable workflows.

Create general-purpose agents in TypeScript with streamed events, filesystem or shell tools, persistent multi-turn sessions, and middleware for compaction, retry, and turn tracking. The SDK also covers subagents, MCP servers, on-demand skills, virtual filesystems, and React or Vue chat integration on top of Vercel's AI SDK.

awp-skill exposes RootNet testnet actions for reading protocol state, managing stake positions and allocations, working with worknets, participating in governance, and watching real-time events. Read-only queries do not require a wallet, while staking and other transactions do. Guided onboarding, transaction links, balance notices, and session recovery support repeated use.

Normalize PDFs, Word files, slides, spreadsheets, EPUBs, and other sources, consolidate them across files, surface conflicts, and render a single offline HTML dashboard. Conclusions carry file-and-page references, while validation and adversarial fact-checking keep unverified claims visible. The first run may install an isolated parsing environment, and scanned PDFs can require OCR.

Shokunin bundles 62 engineering skills with ChromaDB-backed persistent memory, MCP servers, subagent configuration, autosave scripts, and a local ecosystem dashboard. Its core skills and memory tools are designed for runtimes including OpenCode, Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, Continue, and Windsurf, with PowerShell and Linux setup paths. Each runtime still needs its own MCP configuration, rule files, and local dependencies applied from the provided templates.

WinLens captures the Windows desktop, recognizes text with OCR, and draws translated lines over the original pixels with matched backgrounds and fonts. A global hotkey works across native apps, games, images, PDFs, chats, and video frames, and users can copy either the source or translation from each block. It is Windows-only, relies on online translation services, and its current builds are not code-signed, so SmartScreen may appear on first launch.

Stackzy is a desktop application for inspecting Android APK files and identifying the third-party libraries they contain. It uses APK decompilation tooling behind a cross-platform graphical interface, making it useful for developers and application researchers who want a quick view of an app’s dependencies. Releases are available for Windows, Linux, and macOS, but the packaged builds are marked experimental. JAR builds require Java 15 or newer, and the macOS DMG is not notarized.

Lot Mapper lets a person load a real-estate plan image, click polygon corners for each lot, refine points, tag numbers or availability, and export JSON with paths in the image’s pixel space. The browser tool is a single dependency-free HTML file that works offline, saves progress locally, and can be driven by a Claude skill through a small local helper. Human tracing remains the source of the boundaries; the tool does not infer them automatically.

Keen Code is a terminal coding agent for editing, debugging, planning, refactoring, and reviewing software with several model providers. Its deliberately small toolset covers file operations, search, and shell commands, while sessions, skills, and configurable thinking support longer work. Cross-turn context is kept lean through summaries focused mainly on changed files and failed commands.

Coasts lets you build once and run several isolated copies of a full development environment on one machine. Each worktree can have its own volumes, networking, and dynamic ports, while one selected instance owns the familiar canonical ports. It works with an existing Docker Compose setup or without one, stays local and offline-first, and is currently macOS-first with extra Linux setup needed for privileged ports.