AI and agents

  • Fosowl/agenticSeek (Python, 27,443 stars): a local alternative to Manus AI for running autonomous agents without API costs. It can browse the web and write code using local computing power.
  • feder-cr/invisible_dots (TypeScript, 31,797 stars): creates virtual machines on a PC where AI agents can work. The agents retain memory and skills while staying invisible to anti-bot systems.
  • mastra-ai/mastra (TypeScript, 28,619 stars): a framework for building AI-powered applications and agents, with tools for integrating language models into complex workflows.
  • BuilderIO/agent-native (TypeScript, 7,082 stars): a framework for developing applications that make AI agents core components.
  • Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai (Go, 7,587 stars): configures existing coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor. It offers persistent memory, pattern-guided development and controlled reviews.
  • TokenRhythm/opensquilla (Python, 7,088 stars): an AI agent designed to use tokens efficiently. Its microkernel is available through a command-line interface, web UI and chat channels.
  • alphaXiv/OpenResearch (Rust, 6,712 stars): a local-first workspace that turns coding agents into research agents. It is a project derived from alphaXiv.
  • agegr/pi-web (TypeScript, 7,141 stars): a browser interface for the Pi coding agent. It lets users manage sessions, configure models and inspect project files.

AI-generated video and content

  • Emily2040/seedance-2.0 (Python, 7,538 stars): a multimodal film-production pipeline that turns an idea into a video prompt, with a system for managing skills.
  • dramaclaw/dramaclaw (Python, 6,708 stars): an AIGC video engine that turns a script into a finished film. It is designed for drama series, advertising and e-commerce videos.
  • vincentsch/explainroo (JavaScript, 479 stars): turns scripts into narrated explainer videos using AI agents. It combines Kokoro voice, Whisper timing and a canvas renderer to generate MP4 files.
  • athemeroy/awesome-claude-5-5-videos (Python, 489 stars): a collection of video and animation workflows made with Claude 5.5. It includes test reports, prompts and production examples for Opus and Sonnet models.

Developer tools

  • ParthJadhav/app-store-screenshots (TypeScript, 7,170 stars): automatically creates screenshots for the App Store and Google Play using AI. It includes a canvas editor, real-device frames and store-ready exports.
  • repowise-dev/repowise (Python, 7,186 stars): analyzes call graphs, Git history and tests to assess code health. It generates documentation and complexity scores.
  • joshuaswarren/omarchy-apple-dev (Python, 966 stars): lets users build and distribute SwiftUI iOS apps from Linux on Apple Silicon, without Xcode or macOS.
  • magnitudedev/magnitude (Rust, 6,484 stars): an open-source inference engine for agents, optimized for the user's hardware. It can run open models up to twice as fast as llama.cpp on Apple Silicon, NVIDIA or AMD.
  • kunchenguid/firstmate (Shell, 7,631 stars): a system for interacting with a single agent while coordinating other agents.

Desktop and gaming

  • momenbasel/PureMac (Swift, 6,970 stars): an open-source alternative to CleanMyMac for macOS. It uses SwiftUI to clean system, Xcode and Homebrew caches without sending telemetry.
  • Tianyu199509/DeskBox (C#, 6,423 stars): a free, open-source desktop organizer for Windows built with native WinUI 3 widgets.
  • KytyPS5/KytyPS5 (C++, 6,112 stars): a PlayStation 5 emulator compatible with Windows, Linux and MacOS; it uses the GPU to handle the system's performance requirements.
  • erincatto/box3d (C, 6,548 stars): a 3D physics engine for games, designed to handle simulations in three-dimensional environments.