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Authme is a cross-platform authenticator for managing time-based two-factor codes on the desktop or web. Add accounts from TOTP QR codes or import existing data from Google Authenticator, 2FAS, or Aegis, then protect the stored codes with password-based AES-256 encryption. It works offline apart from update checks and includes export and backup options for users who want to retain control of their authenticator data.

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VibeTree gives each AI-assisted task its own Git worktree so several features or fixes can progress in parallel with separate terminal state. Desktop, browser, and mobile access are available, but the main branch is still developing cloud and broader platform capabilities; the README recommends release-v0.1 for a stable desktop-only build.

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GitLight combines GitHub and GitLab notifications in a single kanban-style inbox instead of making developers check each platform separately. It can deliver push notifications, show detailed event information, and filter activity by repository, organization, pull request, issue, commit, and other project context. Both services can be monitored at the same time, which is useful for teams whose work spans multiple hosting providers. The free open-source client is available for macOS, Windows, Linux, and the browser, with a Homebrew installation option on macOS.

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Eclaire unifies tasks, notes, documents, photos, and bookmarks in a local-first workspace where users can search, classify, OCR, and act on their content through an AI assistant. It can run in one container with SQLite or PostgreSQL and supports several local model backends. Rich document and image processing requires additional system tools beyond the core deployment.

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Catnip creates containerized workspaces with managed Git worktrees so multiple Claude Code sessions can run in parallel. Its web and native mobile interfaces, CLI, and SSH access expose full terminals, while port detection and a built-in proxy let you preview services from the workspace. It can run in Codespaces, devcontainers, or locally, but the current workflow is optimized for Claude Code and broader agent support is still planned.

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YouTube Clone KMP is a Kotlin Multiplatform reference project for building a YouTube-style client across Android, iOS, web, and desktop. It demonstrates search, playback, channels, playlists, Shorts, subscriptions, and offline downloads. Running the project requires a YouTube Data API v3 key, and download support needs a separately installed yt-dlp binary; it is not affiliated with Google or YouTube.

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Riichi Mahjong Calculator analyzes hand efficiency, open-hand choices, winning hands, and scores from han and fu. Its default rules follow Mahjong Soul and Tenhou conventions with some customization. Tile inputs can be recognized from images or the clipboard, with the recognition model tuned for Mahjong Soul screenshots. Calculations run locally, and builds are available for web, Android, desktop, and self-signed iOS installation.

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AGX brings tickets, repositories, agent sessions, implementation work, and pull-request review into a local CLI and dashboard with durable checkpoints for resuming later. It supports Claude, Codex, Gemini, and Ollama with human approval gates before irreversible actions; the CLI needs Node 22.16 or newer and at least one provider CLI, while anonymous telemetry is enabled by default but can be disabled.

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Build a personal knowledge base on local plain-text files without creating an account. The app combines Markdown, WYSIWYG, split-view, and mind-map editing with full-text search, graph, task, timeline, folder, backlink, and Kanban views. An integrated reader brings RSS, Atom, and podcast subscriptions into the same workspace, while documents can include diagrams, equations, code, and local attachments. Desktop builds are available for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with a web version as well; mobile clients are still listed as future work.

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This repository is a reference implementation of the RealWorld application using Rust, Yew, and WebAssembly. It demonstrates a full frontend with CRUD flows, authentication, routing, pagination, function components, and hooks while following the shared RealWorld API specification. Developers can run the web build through Docker or the Rust and Trunk toolchain, and optionally package the same application as a Tauri desktop app. It is intended for learning and comparison rather than as an end-user service.

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WebWhiz crawls a product website, turns its content into searchable context, and gives you a customizable chatbot that can be embedded for customer questions without writing integration code. It supports recurring content updates, offline-message handling, and a visual builder. Self-hosting is a multi-service deployment with an API server, JavaScript and Python workers, MongoDB, and Redis, and an OpenAI API key is required.

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Enter a visual idea, choose an aesthetic model, and set controls such as dialogue, music, output type, aspect ratio, duration, and negative prompts. Real combines those choices with a curated example library to assemble a structured Veo 3 director brief, with an emphasis on fashion editorials, runway, beauty, and luxury campaigns. It is available as a web app, MCP server, Gemini CLI extension, Chrome extension, and Claude skill; generation uses Gemini, and the controls are currently prompt-guided rather than strictly validated.

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ClawSuite is a self-hosted command center for OpenClaw agents, delivered primarily as a web application and installable PWA. It combines multi-agent mission control, live output streaming, chat, cost analytics, task boards, cron management, memory and file browsers, terminal access, and gateway diagnostics. It suits users who need a central operational view of agent activity, while the native desktop application and managed cloud edition are still described as works in progress.

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Chatpad is a free web and desktop interface for chatting with ChatGPT. It keeps application data in local storage and states that it uses no tracking or cookies, making it suitable for people who prefer a lightweight client rather than another hosted workspace. You can use the published web or desktop app, or run the project yourself with a Docker container.

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Deck Studio guides deck creation through a brief, design specification, outline, visuals, and shape-based PPTX rendering. Each step has an artifact and confirmation point, so changing a color, rewriting a slide, or cutting the page count does not require editing the final deck by hand. It works as a Claude Code skill or through a Streamlit UI and CLI, with Chinese-market examples and editable PowerPoint or Keynote output.

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rviewer converts a textbook chapter, PDF, screenshot, Obsidian note, or pasted text into a fresh diagnostic quiz. Learners answer in a local browser with per-question timing, hints, and immediate feedback, then receive an HTML mastery report based on accuracy, speed, streaks, and subtopics. SQLite keeps session history so progress can be reviewed over time.

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Muser indexes image folders on-device and supports text-to-image, image-to-image, color search, deduplication, provenance filters, clustering, and training-set export. You can use its CLI, local browser UI, or MCP app, while the core works offline without API keys or telemetry. Optional captioning and generation use external services and may cost money, so the project suits asset curation as well as local search.

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Dev_Wrapped turns git history or a GitHub account into a Spotify-Wrapped-style annual recap: one self-contained HTML file, hand-designed themes, and a final share card. It can also embed a live profile or repository card in a README, with optional Playwright export for PNG stories. Local mode reads only local git history, so the code data stays on the machine unless you choose a remote source.