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Use feishu-docx to move Feishu or Lark documents, Sheets, Bitables, and entire Wiki spaces into Markdown while preserving useful structure and local assets. The CLI and terminal UI can also create documents, append Markdown, update individual blocks, and import WeChat articles. It supports tenant credentials or OAuth, while browser-based export and PDF output require optional packages. Access to private content still depends on the permissions granted to the configured app or user.

WebTorrent provides one JavaScript BitTorrent client for browsers and Node.js. It exposes files as streams, so applications can play or seek before a download finishes, and it can also seed files. Browser clients use WebRTC without plugins and can connect only to WebTorrent/WebRTC-compatible peers, while the Node.js client communicates with conventional peers over TCP and UDP.

Claude AI Music Skills organizes album concepts, sourced research, lyric writing, Suno prompts, stem processing, mastering, and release preparation through 53 skills and an MCP tool server that tracks project state. Music generation still happens in Suno, and the plugin requires macOS or Linux with Python 3.11 or newer; multi-track sessions can consume Claude usage limits quickly.

Audiobookshelf organizes a personal audiobook and podcast library on your own server, with multi-user permissions, progress syncing, podcast search and automatic episode downloads, metadata fetching, and daily backups. Content can be streamed through the web app, PWA, and beta mobile clients. Library folder structure and naming conventions matter for accurate detection, and reverse-proxy deployments require WebSocket support.

LobeHub treats agents as the units of work, allowing users to describe a role, create an agent, connect models, skills, and MCP-compatible plugins, and organize ongoing collaboration. It is designed for people who want one place to operate and review a persistent AI team rather than hand off tasks between isolated chats. The project remains under active development, and self-hosting requires a model API key.

Orkas is a local-first desktop application where a Commander turns a goal into an executable path and coordinates specialist agents in parallel or sequence. From one chat, users can combine research, writing, file analysis, automation, coding, video, or slide work and hand tasks to local tools such as Claude Code or Codex. Conversations, files, agent definitions, and API keys remain on disk, while model calls go directly to the provider you choose. Cloud access is only necessary for cloud models; a local endpoint can keep the workflow offline.

karpathy-llm-wiki turns incoming sources into durable, cross-linked Markdown pages instead of reprocessing raw documents for every question. Its ingest, query, and lint operations update the wiki, answer from existing pages with citations, and check link or index health. It follows the Agent Skills standard for use across several coding agents.

Streambert is a cross-platform desktop app for playing movies, television series, and anime from third-party sources while managing subtitles, watch history, saved titles, and downloads. Its download workflow resolves streaming playlists and relies on a separate downloader plus ffmpeg, and first launch requires a free TMDB access token. The app itself is presented as ad- and tracker-free, but users remain responsible for the legality of external content sources and downloads in their region.

En Croissant is a cross-platform chess GUI for storing and analyzing games from Lichess and Chess.com. It supports multiple UCI engines, simplifies engine and database management, and can search a game collection for exact or partial positions. Players can also build an opening repertoire and train it with spaced repetition. The result is a single desktop workflow for post-game analysis, position research, and repeated opening practice.

Pake turns a website into a macOS, Windows, or Linux desktop application through a command-line tool or a GitHub Actions build. Its Tauri-based packages support custom icons, window settings, shortcuts, styling, and selected page behavior while remaining much smaller than typical Electron bundles. Beginners can use ready-made packages or online builds, while local packaging requires a Rust and Node development environment.

Coolify is a self-hosted platform for deploying and managing applications, databases, static sites, and one-click services on your own infrastructure. Connect a VPS, bare-metal machine, Raspberry Pi, or similar server over SSH and use a cloud-like interface for everyday deployment work. Application and database configurations stay on the target server, so running resources remain accessible even if you stop using Coolify, though you lose its automation layer. It is aimed at users comfortable operating their own servers.

SiYuan organizes personal knowledge around content blocks, bidirectional links, and a WYSIWYG Markdown editor, allowing references, queries, PDF annotations, and tasks to live in one workspace. It offers desktop and mobile apps, can be self-hosted with Docker, and exports to formats including Markdown, PDF, Word, and HTML for users who want stronger control over their data.

This agent skill organizes material derived from Ni Haixia's teaching on the Shanghan Lun, Jingui Yaolue, Huangdi Neijing, Shennong Bencao Jing, acupuncture, and clinical cases. It can help users discuss six-stage pattern reasoning, look up formulas and medicinal references, or retrieve related cases through a supported agent platform. The repository explicitly limits the material to study and research; it must not replace diagnosis or treatment by a licensed medical professional.

Code - OSS is the community-developed source repository behind Visual Studio Code, combining code editing, navigation, understanding, lightweight debugging, and an extension model. It is the place to study, contribute to, or build from the editor core. The downloadable Visual Studio Code product adds Microsoft-specific customizations and is distributed under a separate product license.

DockAnchor prevents the macOS Dock from jumping between displays when the pointer reaches another screen edge. Users choose an anchor display, and the utility can move the Dock back automatically while running quietly in the background. Profiles can switch according to the connected monitor arrangement, and the app can launch at login with menu-bar controls. Processing stays local and only mouse movement is monitored, but accessibility permission is required for the core behavior.

Gitify is a menu-bar or system-tray application for macOS, Windows, and Linux that consolidates notifications from GitHub Cloud, GitHub Enterprise, Gitea, Forgejo, and Codeberg. Users can configure filters, themes, and notification behavior, while actions such as mark read, mark done, unsubscribe, and enriched details vary by forge. GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and Gerrit are future considerations rather than supported integrations.

Snyk Agent Scan finds MCP configurations and Agent Skills used by tools such as Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and Gemini CLI, then checks for prompt injection, tool poisoning, tool shadowing, malicious payloads, unsafe credential handling, and hardcoded secrets. It runs directly through uvx. Scanning a stdio MCP server executes its configured command, so review the command and approve it only through the consent prompt.

Voiden is an offline, Git-native API workspace that keeps requests, tests, notes, and documentation together in executable .void text files. Developers, QA engineers, and technical writers can reuse blocks, review changes like code, and work without an account or mandatory cloud synchronization. Installable plugins add REST, GraphQL, gRPC, and WebSocket support, while existing collections can be imported from Postman, Insomnia, and OpenAPI. A companion CLI supports scripted and agent-oriented workflows.