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Cachet is an open-source status-page system that organizations can host themselves to communicate service health and incidents. The documented requirements include PHP 8.3 or newer, Composer, and a supported MariaDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQLite database. The project is rebuilding its 3.x line, so operators should follow the matching installation documentation rather than assume older deployment instructions still apply.

The Self-hosted AI Starter Kit combines n8n, Ollama, Qdrant, and PostgreSQL in a preconfigured Docker Compose environment. It provides a quick foundation for local agents, private document summarization, Slack bots, and other low-code AI workflows. On Apple Silicon, Docker cannot use the Mac GPU directly, so users must run the stack on CPU or host Ollama on macOS and connect it to the containers.

DevPod connects a local IDE to reproducible workspaces defined by devcontainer.json and runs them on Docker, a remote machine, Kubernetes, or a cloud VM. Its client-only design lets developers switch providers and locations while managing every workspace through the same workflow, without depending on a hosted development platform.

Awesome Codex Skills organizes practical skills across development, productivity, communication, data analysis, and utility categories, often with a short use case and installation command. The catalog mixes skills stored in the repository with links to external projects, so it is useful for discovery but each item’s permissions, dependencies, and quality still need separate review.

This repository contains Botpress Cloud integrations, developer tools such as the CLI and SDK, an API client, and bots-as-code examples. Developers can scaffold an integration, deploy it privately to a workspace, or publish a fixed public version to the Botpress Hub. Botpress Studio remains the recommended path for most bot building.

This repository collects Agent Skills for Google products and technologies, with a substantial set of Google Cloud workflows for onboarding, architecture, and AI/ML tasks. The installer lets you choose individual skills rather than enabling the entire collection, and the repository is still under active development.

OpenHarness is a Python framework for researchers and developers who want an inspectable, extensible agent runtime through a CLI or terminal UI. It combines tool use, skills, persistent memory, permissions, MCP, and multi-agent coordination. The bundled ohmo agent can work through Feishu, Slack, Telegram, or Discord using an existing Claude Code or Codex subscription.

electron-builder turns Electron or Proton Native projects into distributable macOS, Windows, and Linux packages. Developers configure targets, included files, code signing, and auto-update behavior in project settings, then run it from the command line or its JavaScript and TypeScript API. It supports formats such as DMG, NSIS, MSI, AppX, deb, rpm, and Snap.

electerm combines a terminal, file manager, and remote connection client for Windows, macOS, and Linux, covering SSH, SFTP, FTP, Telnet, serial ports, RDP, VNC, and Spice. It also supports SSH tunnels, direct editing of small remote files, quick commands, proxies, and themes for people who regularly move between servers and remote desktops.

Skill Seekers uses a Python CLI and MCP server to turn documentation sites, GitHub repositories, PDFs, videos, and other sources into structured knowledge assets. It can compare code with documentation, generate example-rich SKILL.md files, and export for Claude, Gemini, OpenAI, LangChain, and multiple vector-database formats. It also supports caching, resumable jobs, and project-configuration scanning. Basic use requires Python 3.10+ and Git; AI enhancement or upload features may need provider credentials.

MeTube turns yt-dlp into a self-hosted browser interface for downloading videos, audio, captions, thumbnails, playlists, and channel content. It can also watch subscribed channels or playlists and automatically queue newly discovered items. The project is commonly deployed with Docker and suits users who want centralized control over storage paths, naming rules, queues, and yt-dlp options.

Midscene.js drives interfaces from screenshots, so tests can describe actions and assertions in natural language instead of depending on fragile DOM selectors. It can target visual states, canvas elements, native applications, and cross-origin surfaces that structure-based automation may miss. Use the JavaScript SDK, YAML workflows, or a Chrome extension across browsers, Android, iOS, HarmonyOS, desktop apps, and custom interfaces.

BentoPDF brings merging, splitting, editing, signing, OCR, compression, and format conversion into a browser-based PDF toolkit. A Docker image provides the complete tool surface without the public marketing site, making it suitable for internal self-hosting. Some advanced WASM modules load from jsDelivr by default, so air-gapped deployments need local resource configuration; public-facing rebranded services use the commercial build.

Termix brings SSH terminals, RDP and VNC remote desktops, Telnet access, SSH tunnels, and remote file management into one self-hosted interface for people managing multiple servers or a homelab. It runs in the browser and across desktop and mobile clients; remote desktop access requires the additional guacd service.

Automatisch lets non-programmers connect online services and automate recurring business processes without writing application code. It can be deployed with Docker Compose on infrastructure the organization controls, which is useful when workflow data must remain on private servers or when teams want to reduce dependence on a single hosted automation vendor. The repository contains both an AGPL-licensed community edition and commercially licensed enterprise files, so operators should verify which edition provides the required capabilities and follow the corresponding license terms.

Documenso is an electronic document-signing application that can be used as a hosted service or deployed on infrastructure you control. Teams can run and inspect the code instead of relying entirely on a closed signing provider, with documented options for Docker, Kubernetes, and several cloud platforms. The project remains open source, although external pull requests are currently limited to contributors invited by the maintainers; other proposals should be filed as detailed issues.

ImageGlass is a cross-platform desktop viewer for quickly navigating more than 90 image formats, including WEBP, JXL, SVG, HEIC, AVIF, HDR, and RAW files. Version 10 supports Windows, Apple silicon Macs, and Linux. The Classic edition is free and updated manually, while the paid Microsoft Store edition includes a seven-day trial and automatic updates.

PakePlus wraps websites, HTML, Vue, or React projects as desktop and mobile applications, with options for window behavior, shortcuts, and custom JavaScript injection. Builds can run locally or through GitHub Actions without a full local toolchain. The documented GitHub-token workflow stores build output in a public repository and limits packaged resources to personal use; macOS builds may also show unsigned-app warnings.