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GPT-Image2-Skill
GPT Image 2 prompt gallery, image prompt library, agentic skill
GPT-Image2-Skill is a prompt gallery, image prompt library, agent skill, and CLI for OpenAI image generation and editing workflows. It collects curated prompt examples with generated outputs so users can reuse strong visual patterns instead of starting from scratch. The project includes categories such as anime, gaming, cyberpunk, animation, character design, typography, illustration, watercolor, ink, pixel art, isometric scenes, product visuals, and food imagery. It can be installed as an agent skill for supported runtimes or used through a local CLI. ... -
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Traceway
The only tool you need to know what is happening and how to fix it
Traceway is an OpenTelemetry-native observability platform that brings logs, traces, metrics, exceptions, session replay, real user monitoring, and AI tracing into one open-source product. It is designed so teams can point an OTLP exporter at it without adding vendor-specific SDKs or extra collector glue. The platform is aimed at small and growing engineering teams that want practical visibility into what is happening inside their systems and how to fix issues faster. It can be self-hosted or used through a hosted cloud option, giving teams flexibility depending on their infrastructure preferences. ... -
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ARK
Unstyled, accessible UI components for your design System
Ark is a headless UI component library designed to provide the foundational logic required to build scalable and accessible design systems for modern web applications. The project focuses on separating component behavior from visual styling so developers can implement their own design language without being constrained by predefined styles. Built on top of Zag.js state machines, Ark delivers predictable and robust component logic that works consistently across multiple JavaScript frameworks. It supports React, Solid, Vue, and Svelte, enabling developers to share component behavior across ecosystems while maintaining framework-specific implementations. ... -
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Nordcraft
Packages that are used internally by the Nordcraft engine
...It offers a visual editor that lets designers and developers collaborate closely, making it possible to build, preview, and modify interfaces without constantly switching between code and browser views. The engine supports versioning, reactive signals, animations, and asset management, so teams can build dynamic and performant sites with minimal overhead. Nordcraft’s architecture emphasizes modern web standards, component-based reactivity, and optimized runtime performance for both client and server environments. Its development ecosystem includes branching workflows, live previews, and integrated tooling to support complex project lifecycles. -
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SyncKit
Local-first collaboration SDK for React, Vue, and Svelte
...The system operates over encrypted channels and supports peer-to-peer connections as well as optional relay servers for users behind NAT or firewalls. It includes version history and rollback capabilities so users can recover previous versions of files or undo unintended changes. Synckit’s synchronization engine efficiently handles differential syncing — transferring only changed blocks rather than entire files — which reduces bandwidth usage and accelerates sync throughput. -
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Markdown Site
An open-source publishing framework built for AI agents and developers
Markdown Site is an open-source publishing framework built to help developers and AI agents quickly ship content-driven websites, blogs, or documentation directly from Markdown files with a seamless sync workflow. It is built on modern web technologies such as React, Convex, and Vite, and integrates real-time syncing so that changes to Markdown content locally instantly propagate to live views without the need to rebuild or redeploy. The framework supports an efficient authoring experience via a simple terminal sync command that keeps content synchronized across connected browsers, AI tools, and discovery engines. By leveraging Convex for backend real-time data management and Netlify for static hosting, markdown-site enables rich publishing features like SEO optimization, full-text search, analytics dashboards, and AI-indexed content tailored to LLM workflows. -
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Localflare
local cloudflare
...The D1 experience is more than a viewer: it includes a SQL editor and a data browser with inline editing, filtering, sorting, bulk operations, and even dummy data generation so you can iterate quickly. For KV and R2 it provides practical file-and-record management, letting you view, update, delete, upload, and download as part of your normal dev loop. It also includes tools for testing queue behavior by sending messages and inspecting results, which helps validate event-driven logic without deploying. -
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Go Katas
A collection of daily coding challenges
...Each kata prompt focuses on a precise aspect of Go, such as concurrency patterns, memory management, interfaces, error handling, or performance optimization, giving learners structured practice opportunities that go beyond syntax. Implementations can be tested locally, graded automatically with included test suites, and iterated on so that learners get rapid feedback and measurable progress. Because Go is widely used for backend services, cloud tooling, and systems programming, this repository helps participants build confidence in writing reliable, idiomatic, and maintainable code in real environments. -
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LemonadeJS
LemonadeJS is a 7KB reactive JavaScript micro-library
...Its core reactivity system tracks changes to component state and efficiently updates only the affected parts of the DOM, which improves performance for both small widgets and larger applications. The library also offers powerful template syntax and lifecycle hooks so you can manage state, effects, loops, and events in a clear and expressive way while keeping your code close to native JavaScript. -
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1Code
Best UI for Claude Code
...The templates in 1code are opinionated but configurable, giving teams a consistent baseline while still allowing customization to match specific technical requirements. It also provides utilities for code generation, linting, formatting, and local dev automation so developers can focus on writing domain logic rather than maintaining boilerplate. For organizations with multiple teams, the platform helps enforce architectural consistency and shared standards without heavy overhead. -
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Flight rules for Git
Flight rules for git
...Rather than being a tutorial or beginner’s guide, it focuses on higher-leverage advice like how to recover lost commits, manage rebases safely, handle merge conflicts, and maintain a clean commit history. Each rule is written in a concise, example-oriented style so users can quickly understand what to do and why it matters when they encounter a specific situation. The repository serves as both a learning tool and a quick lookup for urgent scenarios, making Git less intimidating and more predictable. -
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ngraph.path
Path finding in a graph
...It can be integrated with visualization libraries like VivaGraphJS to animate or highlight computed paths in a rendered graph, enabling interactive routing features. Its data structures and algorithm choices are optimized for performance and memory efficiency, so even large meshes or road networks can be navigated interactively. With its standalone design, ngraph.path can be used in browser apps, server-side Node.js services. -
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huihut interview
A summary of C/C++ technical interview basics
...It aims to help developers prepare for job interviews by providing sample problems in algorithms, data structures, system design, databases, and programming language intricacies, often with code snippets and discussion. The repo is designed so learners can practice real interview scenarios, compare approaches, and internalize foundational concepts that are frequently tested by tech companies. Many entries include both the problem statement and one or more reference implementations, offering insights into time/space complexity and tradeoffs between competing strategies. It’s organized to be approachable whether you’re a student preparing for your first internship or an experienced engineer brushing up on fundamentals before a big interview round. -
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Amper
Build tool for the Kotlin and Java languages
...Designed to be lightweight and efficient, Amper runs as a background service that batches and securely transmits anonymous data back to analytics pipelines while respecting user privacy settings and opt-outs. The architecture focuses on extensibility so that developers can define new metric types, customize triggers, and enrich events with context without adding overhead to the IDE. Data collected by Amper feeds dashboards and experimentation systems that guide design decisions, prioritize feature improvements, and monitor the impact of releases over time. -
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IntelliJ Platform Plugin Template
Template repository for creating plugins for IntelliJ Platform
The IntelliJ-Platform-Plugin-Template is a fully configured starter project that helps developers quickly create, build, and publish plugins for the JetBrains IntelliJ Platform, which includes IDEs like IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and others. It sets up standard project structures, build scripts (usually with Gradle), sample plugin code, and example configurations so developers can focus immediately on the functionality they want to add rather than setup boilerplate. This template supports modern plugin development workflows, including UI extensions, language support tooling, actions, tool windows, intentions, inspections, and more, providing sensible defaults that follow JetBrains recommended patterns. ... -
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Kintsugi
A tool to automatically resolve Git conflicts
...The toolkit includes both CPU and GPU paths, allowing it to scale from mobile devices to powerful workstations while maintaining real-time or near-real-time responsiveness for interactive editing contexts. Its algorithmic suite is designed to be modular as well, so developers can pick and combine components for tasks like RAW image enhancement, HDR tone management, or aesthetic adjustments with perceptual fidelity. -
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Guides
Design and development guides
This repository is a curated collection of links and resources aimed at helping programmers improve their craft, especially with regard to coding style, design practices, development workflows, and engineering discipline. The idea is that instead of reinventing style guides or best-practices from scratch, developers can reference this repository for high-quality external guides, articles, and checklists across many languages and ecosystems. It is not a library in the usual sense, but acts as... -
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doc.rustdesk.com
Document of RustDesk
...The project treats documentation as code, enabling version control, community contributions, and swift iteration alongside product releases. It also provides best practices around performance tuning, authentication choices, and network topology so organizations can run RustDesk confidently at scale. -
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rustdesk-server-demo
A working demo of RustDesk server implementation
...It is intended as a practical starting point for testing and small-scale pilots before moving to a hardened production configuration. The demo showcases the interplay between the rendezvous and relay components so users can validate connectivity paths end-to-end. Clear defaults minimize the amount of configuration required, making first-time evaluations straightforward. Because it mirrors the structure of a typical deployment, it helps administrators understand networking requirements, ports, and service boundaries. It’s a helpful on-ramp for teams who want to confirm RustDesk fits their environment before investing in a full rollout. -
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php-file-iterator
FilterIterator implementation that filters files
...The iterator interface means results are streamed rather than loaded at once, which keeps memory usage modest on large codebases. It also plays nicely with glob patterns and SPL iterators, so you can combine it with other filesystem utilities. As part of the PHPUnit tooling suite, it’s optimized for speed and predictable behavior across platforms. -
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sebastian/diff
Diff implementation
diff is a standalone PHP library for computing and rendering textual differences, widely used to display “expected vs actual” output in testing tools. It supports line-based and character/word-granular comparisons so you can get both coarse and fine-grained views of changes. Output builders can produce formats like unified or context diffs, or more human-friendly renderings suitable for terminals and HTML reports. Internally, the library splits input into hunks and manages edge cases such as whitespace-only changes and end-of-line variations. Its abstractions make it straightforward to plug custom output styles or colorizers without reimplementing diff logic. ... -
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repren
Rename anything
...It’s meant for sweeping refactors: change a class or package name everywhere and update filenames to match in one pass. The design favors explicitness and safety, providing dry-run output so you can preview exactly what will change before executing it. It handles recursive directory walks, lets you filter which files to touch, and supports multiple patterns in a single run to keep transformations consistent. Because it’s script-friendly, it slots well into project maintenance, codebase migrations, or release engineering tasks. ... -
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Uncertainty Baselines
High-quality implementations of standard and SOTA methods
Uncertainty Baselines is a collection of strong, well-documented training pipelines that make it straightforward to evaluate predictive uncertainty in modern machine learning models. Rather than offering toy scripts, it provides end-to-end recipes—data input, model architectures, training loops, evaluation metrics, and logging—so results are comparable across runs and research groups. The library spans canonical modalities and tasks, from image classification and NLP to tabular problems, with baselines that cover both deterministic and probabilistic approaches. Techniques include deep ensembles, Monte Carlo dropout, temperature scaling, stochastic variational inference, heteroscedastic heads, and out-of-distribution detection workflows. ... -
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TarpC
An RPC framework for Rust with a focus on ease of use
...The framework is transport-agnostic: it commonly uses Tokio with serde-based codecs, but you can plug in your own framing and serialization. It bakes in RPC concerns such as deadlines, cancellation, and context propagation so production behavior is predictable under load. The programming model feels native—call methods on a client stub and await results—while the server side exposes clean concurrency primitives for handling many requests. Because the interface is just Rust code, refactoring and IDE tooling work naturally without an external IDL. -
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Google CTF
Google CTF
...It’s a learning and practice archive: competitors and educators can replay tasks across categories like pwn, reversing, crypto, web, sandboxing, and forensics. The code and binaries intentionally contain vulnerabilities—by design—so users can explore exploit chains and patching in realistic settings. The repo also includes infrastructure components and links to a scoreboard implementation, giving organizers reference material for hosting their own events. As a living archive, it documents changes in exploitation trends and defensive techniques year over year. ...