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Instant
Instant is a modern Firebase
Instant is a modern, frontend-friendly backend / real-time database system, designed to provide reactive, multiplayer data handling with relational query syntax, offline caching, optimistic updates, and automatic rollback. It is intended to be a simpler alternative to Firebase, making front-end development more seamless by offloading backend concerns (permissions, synchronization, querying) to Instant. So we built Instant. Instant gives you a database you can use in the client, so you can focus on what’s important: building a great UX for your users, and doing it quickly. -
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Codemagic Patch
Self-hosted over-the-air update service for React Native apps
...Native fingerprints help prevent bundles from being delivered to incompatible app binaries. Releases can use staging or production channels, gradual rollout, mandatory updates, and rollback controls. A web dashboard provides management and delivery visibility, while the server records install and failure metrics. The complete stack can run through Docker Compose with PostgreSQL, S3-compatible storage, HTTPS, and optional CDN delivery. -
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AG KIT
Antigravity-first agent engineering kit with rules, skills
...A native pre-tool safety gate blocks high-confidence destructive commands without interfering with normal project cleanup. Merge-aware updates preserve local changes, create backups, and support rollback. Built-in validation, doctor checks, regression tests, and reproducible manifests help teams maintain reliable agent configurations. -
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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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Andromity
A terminal AI coding agent. Autonomous by choice, gated by trust
...Parallel subagents can research, implement, and test different workstreams while maintaining separate session histories. Developers can connect cloud models through their own API keys or run supported local models through Ollama. Built-in diffs, one-click rollback, persistent sessions, cron jobs, MCP tools, and a live execution profiler provide visibility and control over autonomous work. It is designed around local storage and configurable privacy rather than a mandatory hosted backend. -
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Helm Dashboard
The missing UI for Helm - visualize your releases
Helm Dashboard is an open-source project which offers a UI-driven way to view the installed Helm charts, see their revision history and corresponding k8s resources. It also allows users to perform simple actions such as rolling back to a revision or upgrading to a newer version. This project is part of Komodor's vision to help Kubernetes users to navigate and troubleshoot their clusters. It is important to note that Helm Dashboard is NOT an official project by the helm team. -
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Bento
Bento, the office suite that fits in a file
...Optional collaboration uses end-to-end encryption and a CRDT so offline edits can merge while the relay stores only ciphertext. An offline mode blocks updates and collaboration, while signed self-updates create a new file and preserve the previous copy for rollback. -
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Hexis
Git-backed control plane for AI-agent skills, tools, context, identity
Hexis is an open-source workspace for centrally managing AI-agent skills, tools, and organizational knowledge. Everything is stored in a Git repository controlled by the organization, giving teams branches, history, change review, and rollback. Role-based access determines which skills, tools, and context each employee and agent can use. A built-in remote MCP server lets compatible clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Cline connect to the same governed workspace. Tool manuals can include encrypted secrets without exposing credentials directly to agents. Proposed skill changes can move through owner approval before they become available to the wider team. ... -
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Ruler AI
Centralize and sync AI coding rules across tools and projects
Ruler is a CLI tool that centralizes instructions for AI coding assistants in one place. Instead of maintaining separate configuration files for tools like GitHub Copilot, Claude, or Cursor, it stores all rules in a single .ruler/ directory and distributes them automatically. This reduces duplication, avoids inconsistent outputs, and keeps guidance aligned as projects evolve. Ruler supports nested rule loading, allowing teams to define context-specific instructions for different parts of a... -
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RenderPilot
Manage DLSS, FSR, XeSS, OptiScaler & PC game rendering tools
...It also integrates rendering add-ons including OptiScaler, RenoDX, and Luma Framework, with tools to install, configure, update, repair, or remove supported add-ons. Original game files are backed up for rollback, and RenderPilot verifies the current game state before applying changes. Interrupted supported operations can be detected and recovered. Everything remains local: no account is required and RenderPilot does not collect telemetry. -
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Devon
Open source AI pair programmer for coding, debugging, automation
Devon is an open source AI-powered pair programming tool designed to assist developers with software engineering tasks through natural language interaction. It operates as an agent-based system that can explore codebases, edit files, and execute development workflows with minimal manual intervention. Devon uses a client-server architecture with a Python backend and multiple user interfaces, including a terminal interface and an Electron-based desktop application. Devon integrates with... -
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Unleash
Enterprise feature management platform, built on open source
Unleash is the enterprise FeatureOps platform that gives teams real-time control over how software behaves in production. Decouple deployment from release, roll out gradually, target users, run experiments, and roll back instantly without redeploying. SDKs evaluate flags locally, so no end-user data is sent to Unleash. This project is Unleash Open Source: free, self-hosted (AGPL-3.0, PostgreSQL, Docker), no seat limit, with 1 project, 2 environments and up to 5,000 flags. Unleash... -
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The Mirror
All-in-one game engine built on Godot. Roblox & UEFN alternative
The Mirror is an all-in-one multiplayer game engine and virtual world creation platform designed to enable real-time collaborative game development. Originally built on a custom fork of Godot, it combines game creation, editing, networking, and gameplay into a single environment. The platform allows developers, creators, and players to build and modify worlds together in real time without managing complex backend infrastructure. The Mirror supports visual scripting, traditional coding, asset... -
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Brick Think
Free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® remotely
Brick Think is a free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshops remotely.BrickThink is a free, open-source platform for running LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshops remotely. It brings the full five-stage LSP methodology online — skill building, individual model, shared model, system model, guiding principles — on a shared 2D brick canvas, in real time. It pairs with your existing video call rather than replacing it. Facilitators drive each stage through a live timer and...
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