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rea: AI agents that take software apart
An open source tool where AI agents study how an app works, all the way down to its raw machine code, and it's topping a weekly GitHub chart.
Oct 14github№ 250CADCraft: AutoCAD-style drafting, free and open
A free, open-source take on AutoCAD that runs in your browser and can be steered by an AI agent. Very early, but worth watching.
Oct 13github№ 249Someone taught Intel Macs to speak NVIDIA
A free, unofficial driver lets modern NVIDIA graphics cards power Intel Macs, by quietly translating Apple's graphics language.
Oct 12github№ 248Aurelio: a money tracker that asks before acting
A free net-worth tracker that keeps your money records on your own computer, with an optional AI advisor that never changes anything without your OK.
Oct 11github№ 247Microsoft Word, rebuilt free and open
WordCraft is a free, open-source rebuild of Microsoft Word with track changes and styles, and your AI assistant can work inside it directly.
Oct 10github№ 246Clone Any App With Claude, Fixes Included
A free set of Claude tools that studies a competitor's app, finds what users hate about it, and helps you build your own improved version.
Oct 9github№ 245A $10 chip that gives Meta's AI a body
Meta just published the blueprints to wire a cheap microchip into its Muse AI agent — giving it eyes, ears, and hands in the physical world.
Oct 8github№ 244AI Answers That Look Like Web Pages
A tiny tool turns your AI assistant's wall of text into a clean, readable web page — and does it faster and cheaper than you'd expect.
Oct 7github№ 243Photoshop, rebuilt from scratch and free
PhotoCraft is a free, open-source image editor that does what Photoshop does — layers, masks, PSD files — built to run on anything, even a browser tab.
Oct 6github№ 242Type It, Print It: AI That Draws in 3D
An open-source tool lets AI agents turn plain-language descriptions into real 3D print files — no design software, no CAD training required.
Oct 5github№ 241An AI That Builds Game Mods by Itself
An open-source kit that lets AI agents mod PC games you own: reading the code, making art and sound, testing it, even filming a showcase video.
Oct 4github№ 240Your AI Coworker, Without the Landlord
OpenDots gives you always-on AI coworkers with their own browser and files — open-source, any AI model, running on your own server.
Oct 3github№ 239Mochi watches your AI agent so you don't have to
Coucou puts a small mascot at the top of your screen that watches your AI agents work and lets you say yes to their requests from your phone.
Oct 2github№ 238One tiny app to rule 100+ databases
DBX is a 25 MB desktop app that connects to over 100 databases and lets you ask your data questions in plain English — no tech setup required.
Oct 1github№ 237Your Own Daily Briefing, Curated by AI
AIHOT is an open-source framework that reads the web, filters the noise, and publishes a daily digest for your industry — without any subscription fee.
Sep 30github№ 236One Click to Swap AI Models Across All Your Agents
Magpie sits quietly in your menu bar and lets you swap AI models across every coding agent on your machine — no settings buried, no keys to copy.
Sep 29github№ 235One Pipeline Engine, Every AI Provider
RocketRide lets you build AI workflows that work with any model or database — without being tied to a single vendor or cloud platform.
Sep 28github№ 234Ship Your AI App: Hosting, Domain, Payments Done
A free tool that takes an AI-built app and handles the full launch — hosting, database, domain, and payments — in accounts you actually own.
Sep 27github№ 233One Memory Layer for All Your AI Coding Tools
A tiny local tool reads your existing AI session history and shares what each tool learned with all the others — no subscriptions, no setup.
Sep 26github№ 232The $0 Stack That Rewrites AI Text
StealthHumanizer rewrites AI-generated text to sound human — and runs entirely for free, with no subscription, no login, and no middleman.
Sep 25github№ 231Your Office Suite, With AI as a Coworker
Univer Workspace is a free, self-hosted office suite built from the ground up so AI agents can draft, edit, and review documents alongside your team.
Sep 24github№ 230Cloudflare's AI security check argues with itself
Cloudflare shared the free skill that started its own bug hunting: your AI agent checks code for holes, then a second one tries to prove it wrong.
Sep 23github№ 229The Web Agent That Went Viral for Being Cheap
A new open-source web agent exploded to 16,500 GitHub stars in five days by doing one thing unusually well: running fast and cheap at scale.
Sep 22github№ 228A Free Bloomberg for the Rest of Us
OpenStock gives you real-time stock data, price alerts, and company research across 30+ global exchanges — free, forever, no subscription required.
Sep 21github№ 227Turn Any Document Into AI-Ready Text
Microsoft quietly built a free tool that turns PDFs, Word docs, and PowerPoints into clean text an AI can actually read — structure and all.
Sep 20github№ 226A Free Photoshop for Mac, No Subscription
Robbie Tilton thought Photoshop cost too much, so he built Compositor: a free, open-source Mac editor with layers, masks and blend modes.
Sep 19github№ 225One Skill Set, Every AI Coding Tool
ECC is a shared skill library for AI coding tools — write your instructions once and they work across Claude, Cursor, Codex, and more.
Sep 18github№ 224One Brain for Your Whole AI Dev Team
Tencent open-sourced a tool that keeps every developer's AI assistant working from the same playbook — synced through Git, no vendor lock-in.
Sep 17github№ 223Your Code Checks Now Run in Under a Second
Oxlint is now the default in Vite 8 — and it checks your entire codebase 50 to 100 times faster than the old standard tool.
Sep 15original№ 222The Browser That Remembers Every Site It Visits
Webcmd is an AI browser agent that builds its own memory of every site it visits — so each return trip is faster, cheaper, and smarter than the last.
Sep 14github№ 221Blume Watches You Code and Writes the Rules
Blume sits beside your AI coding assistant, notices when you keep correcting it, and quietly turns those corrections into permanent rules — all on your machine.
Sep 12original№ 220The Planet as a Dashboard, Live
A free, open-source 3D globe that shows live planes, ships, satellites, and 800 public cameras — all in your browser, no account needed.
Sep 11github№ 219Google's Agent That Tests Android Apps in English
Google open-sourced ARTEMIS, an AI agent that takes plain-English instructions and runs real Android app tests — no technical setup, 99%+ success rate.
Sep 10github№ 218The AI That Finally Gets to the Point
A free add-on for your AI coding tools that forces them to lead with the answer — no throat-clearing, no filler, just what you actually asked for.
Sep 9github№ 217Fizzy: the editor that arrived with an ecosystem
A new open-source task editor from the folks behind Basecamp blew up on GitHub — and it already talks to AI agents out of the box.
Sep 8github№ 216The AI That Gets Cheaper the More You Use It
Experiential watches how your AI tools work, then quietly trains a smaller model that handles your routine tasks — cutting costs by up to 97%.
Sep 7github№ 215Sketch Your App Screen, Let AI Build It
A free browser tool where you drag real app parts onto phone screens, link them up, and get a plain-language brief for AI coding tools.
Sep 6github№ 214The Company Brain That Never Forgets
Utopia keeps a living record of everything your company knows — and remembers what you used to believe, even after the facts changed.
Sep 5github№ 213Voice Cloning on Your Own Machine, Free
VoiceStudio lets you clone voices, dub videos, and transcribe audio in 646 languages — all on your computer, with no monthly fees and no data leaving your device.
Sep 4github№ 212AI Charts That Look Like a Designer Made Them
lieflat-charts gives AI coding agents a consistent visual style, so every chart they produce looks intentional — not like something an algorithm threw together.
Sep 3github№ 211A $399 Robot That Teaches Itself to Walk
Hugging Face's robotics team just opened pre-orders on a palm-sized walking robot you can train yourself — for less than a phone.
Sep 1github№ 210One Skill, Every AI Tool Gets It Instantly
SkillKit lets you teach a behavior to one AI tool and instantly share it across 40+ others — no repetition, no drift between tools.
Aug 31github№ 209Architecture Diagrams From Plain English
A free agent skill that has Claude or Cursor sketch your idea, plan or software into a clickable diagram, and checks its own work before handing it over.
Aug 30github№ 208Linux for People Who Love Macs
DHH's Omarchy turns a blank computer into a polished workspace with ten AI coding agents already waiting, and it costs nothing at all.
Aug 29github№ 207530 Image Prompts, Built to Be Reused
A free library of 530+ reverse-engineered image prompts that work like building blocks — so your AI visuals stay consistent without starting from scratch each time.
Aug 28github№ 206One Prompt, One Video, No Editor
MoneyPrinterTurbo turns a single topic into a finished short video — script, footage, voice, subtitles — with no editing software needed.
Aug 27github№ 204Before You Install That AI Skill, Scan It
NVIDIA built a free scanner that checks AI agent skills for hidden dangers before you run them — because one in four have real vulnerabilities.
Aug 26github№ 205OpusClip Review: Fast Shorts From Long Video
OpusClip finds short clips inside long videos, reframes them, adds captions, and prepares them for social. Useful when the source is good, less useful when the idea is weak.
Aug 26OpusClip№ 203Your Location History as a Travel Film
A free tool turns years of forgotten Google location data into a watchable travel film — privately, on your own computer, no uploads needed.
Aug 25github№ 202Your Mouse, No Account Required
OpenLogi lets you control your Logitech mouse or keyboard without installing bloated software or handing over your email to anyone.
Aug 24github№ 200Your AI Agent, Your Browser, No Conflicts
ego-lite lets your AI agent use your real browser — logged-in accounts and all — without ever touching your open tabs.
Aug 23github№ 201199 AI Tool Notes, Six Months, 211 Clicks: The Full Search Data
Six months of Search Console data from publishing a note a day about new AI tools. Fast indexing, decent rankings, 1.2 clicks a day, and the reason why.
Aug 23original№ 199One Agent to Brief, a Crew to Execute
Firstmate lets you talk to one AI while a whole crew of agents works behind the scenes — handling routine noise and escalating only what needs you.
Aug 22github№ 198Macro: One App Instead of Five Subscriptions
Macro is a free, self-hostable app that replaces Slack, Notion, Linear, and HubSpot — with AI that remembers everything your team knows.
Aug 21github№ 197Your AI Agent Can Now See the Live Website
A real browser that runs inside your terminal so your AI agent can click, scroll, and read any webpage — no window switching, no extra screens needed.
Aug 20github№ 196Cursor Origin: AI Agents That Ship Their Own Code
Cursor just launched its own version control platform — so AI agents can write code, review it, and publish it without ever switching tools.
Aug 19github№ 195Your Team Chat, but AI Agents Live There Too
Cumora is a team chat app where AI agents don't just answer questions — they show up, remember things, and start conversations on their own.
Aug 18github№ 194Reading PDFs at 0.8ms — No OCR Required
A tiny open-source tool reads and converts PDFs to clean text in under a millisecond — no expensive cloud service, no character recognition needed.
Aug 17github№ 192AI Agents That Log Into Apps Without Seeing
Open Connector lets AI agents connect to Gmail, Slack, Stripe and 1,000+ services — without ever touching your actual credentials.
Aug 16github№ 193AI That Can See Your Screen: 6 Tools Compared
Screen-aware AI tools do not all watch the same way. Compare on-demand vision, continuous memory, privacy, platforms and action access.
Aug 16original№ 191DeepSeek's Internal AI Engine Is Now Public
DeepSeek just released the exact framework it used to test its own AI models — and anyone can now build on top of it, swap in any AI brain, and extend it freely.
Aug 15github№ 190The Tool That Strips AI Fingerprints From Text
A new open-source tool strips invisible tracking marks that AI companies embed in text — and 6,000 people starred it in days.
Aug 14github№ 189Brigade: Your AI Team, Running on Your Machine
Brigade puts a crew of AI agents on your computer — they browse, write emails, attend meetings, and message you like a colleague would.
Aug 13github№ 188Your Brand Colors, Baked Into Every Diagram
A founder got tired of generic AI diagrams, so she built a tool that reads your website and generates beautiful, on-brand charts in 60 seconds.
Aug 12github№ 187AI That Can Explain Itself, Months Later
Semantica gives AI agents a memory of why they did what they did — a full decision trail any auditor or regulator can follow.
Aug 11github№ 186A Free AI Analyst That Watches Markets Daily
An open-source tool that reads global stock markets every morning and sends you an AI-written summary — no subscription, no server, no ongoing cost.
Aug 10github№ 185Your iPhone, Controlled by an AI Agent
A small open-source tool lets any AI agent tap, scroll, and type on your iPhone — through your Mac, no hacking required.
Aug 9github№ 18466k Stars: China's Entire Curriculum, Free
A GitHub project collecting every Chinese school and university textbook as free PDFs has gone quietly viral — and it hints at what open education can do.
Aug 8github№ 183The AI Agent That Rewrites Its Own Brain
Prime Agent is an open-source coding agent that doesn't just follow instructions — it remembers, inspects its own work, and adjusts its thinking mid-task.
Aug 7github№ 182Any Document, Clean Text, No Cloud Needed
Firecrawl's new open-source tool converts Word, PDF, Excel, PowerPoint and more into clean text — blindingly fast, and your files never leave your machine.
Aug 6github№ 181The AI Agent That Learns From Real Hackers
A plug-in that gives AI coding agents tested, real-world playbooks for security analysis — and gets smarter every time someone shares a case.
Aug 5github№ 180PDFs Don't Have to Be Slow to Process
A tiny open-source tool that sorts your PDFs in milliseconds — skipping expensive AI processing for the documents that don't need it.
Aug 4github№ 178YC Open-Sourced the AI System Running Its Company
Y Combinator just released the internal AI agent system it used to run accounting, legal, and engineering — and to build itself.
Aug 3github№ 179Headless Browsers for AI Agents: Pick One Per Layer
Roundups rank engines, drivers, hosting and agent frameworks in one list, so the advice collapses. Here's the layer map, the licences, and how to choose.
Aug 3original№ 177Your AI Product Has a Back Door
PromptTrace is a free lab where you can watch real AI models get tricked — and finally understand what you're actually shipping to customers.
Aug 2x№ 176A $10 Board That Speaks Every Protocol
Open-source firmware turns a cheap ESP32-S3 board into a full hardware analysis tool — no extra software, just a browser and a USB cable.
Aug 1github№ 174Charts That Handle 100M Points Without Freezing
A new open-source tool renders massive datasets in your browser almost instantly — the kind of thing that makes dashboards finally feel alive.
Jul 31github№ 175Stanley for X Review: AI Ghostwriter or Hype?
Stanley now drafts, schedules, and reviews social posts across X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Here is who it suits, what to verify, and the real tradeoffs.
Jul 31Stanley№ 173Your Code Checks Now Take Under a Second
A new tool called Oxlint checks large codebases up to 100 times faster than the old standard — and that speed has real business implications.
Jul 30original№ 172Buzz: Free Slack + GitHub Where AI Is a Teammate
Jack Dorsey just shipped a free, self-hosted workspace that replaces Slack and GitHub — and lets AI agents join your team like real colleagues.
Jul 29github№ 171Your Logins, Their Own Tab: ego-lite
ego-lite gives every AI agent its own browser space inside your real Chrome session — so it uses your logins without ever touching your tabs.
Jul 28github№ 170The Chat App No Government Can Shut Down
BitChat sends messages over Bluetooth, phone to phone, with no internet, no servers, and no way for anyone to pull the plug — including governments.
Jul 27github№ 169A Meeting Copilot That Stays on Your Machine
Natively records, transcribes, and remembers your meetings — entirely on your computer, no subscriptions, no one else's servers.
Jul 26github№ 168The Biggest Open AI Model Is Now Free to Keep
Moonshot AI just released the world's largest open AI model — and unlike GPT or Claude, you can run it yourself, fine-tune it, and use it commercially.
Jul 25github№ 167Your Code Comments as Living Docs
Explicode turns code comments into polished documentation automatically — so your AI coding agent leaves something readable behind, not just working code.
Jul 24original№ 166See Your Servers Without the Chaos
DockLog gives small teams a live window into their running apps — no expensive tooling, no tech debt, just one tidy dashboard you host yourself.
Jul 23github№ 165AI Agents That Actually Remember You
Tencent open-sourced a memory system that gives AI agents a real brain — no repeated context, no forgotten conversations, and lower costs.
Jul 22github№ 164A Designer's Rules, Built Into Your AI
Emil Kowalski encoded his UI design principles into a file that teaches AI coding agents to build interfaces that actually look considered.
Jul 21github№ 163One Language for Every Business Metric
Apache Ossie wants every tool in your business to agree on what a 'sale' actually means — and AI agents are why this finally matters.
Jul 20github№ 162Grok Build Goes Open Source After a Privacy Scare
xAI released its AI coding agent to the public — but only after researchers caught it quietly uploading user code to Google Cloud without asking.
Jul 19github№ 161Your AI Website Looks Like Everyone Else's
Hallmark is a free tool that forces AI coding assistants to think harder about design — so your site doesn't look like a recoloured copy of a thousand others.
Jul 18github№ 160One Door to 236 AI Models, Zero Dollars
OmniRoute sits quietly on your computer and routes AI requests across 236 providers — so when one runs out, another picks up without missing a beat.
Jul 17github№ 159A Trading Agent You Actually Own
An open-source agent from the University of Hong Kong turns a trading hunch, written in plain words, into a strategy tested on past data.
Jul 16github№ 158A Free Video Editor That Stays on Your Device
OpenCut is a free, browser-based video editor with no watermarks, no account, and no footage ever leaving your computer — and it's taking off fast.
Jul 15github№ 157Test Your Website in Plain English, Free
BrowserBash lets you test any website by typing a normal sentence — no technical setup, no monthly fees, and a free video replay of every run.
Jul 14github№ 156A 744B AI Model on a Laptop With No GPU
A tiny engine called Colibri runs giant AI models on everyday computers by reading only the parts it needs from disk, one moment at a time.
Jul 13github№ 155A Guard Dog for Your AI's Shopping Cart
Refuse watches every software package your AI installs and quietly blocks the ones with known security holes — before they touch your system.
Jul 12github№ 154A Safety Net for Every Package You Install
A free, one-click tool that checks every code package for threats before it reaches your computer — built for the era of AI that installs things on its own.
Jul 11github№ 153Your Job Search, Handled by Claude
A free, open-source tool lets Claude write your tailored CV and cover letter, then check it won't get filtered out before a human ever reads it.
Jul 10github№ 152An AI That Tries to Break Your App First
Strix is an open-source AI agent that probes your website for real security holes — the same ones a hired hacker would look for, at near zero cost.
Jul 9github№ 151Your CV, Rewritten by Two AIs Fighting Over It
An open-source tool uses two Claude agents — one writes your CV, one tears it apart — so only the best version reaches recruiters.
Jul 8github№ 150Your AI Can Now Edit Word and Excel Files
OfficeCLI lets AI agents read, edit, and build real Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files — no Microsoft Office required, no setup headaches.
Jul 7github№ 149Your Meetings, Never Leaving Your Laptop
Meetily transcribes and summarises every meeting in real time — no subscription, no cloud, no one else reading your conversations.
Jul 6github№ 148T3MP3ST: AI That Tries to Break Your AI
A self-hosted platform that sends swarms of AI agents to attack your AI product — so you find the weak spots before your users or competitors do.
Jul 5github№ 147A Trick That Cuts Claude API Bills by 60%
A small open-source tool converts Claude's text inputs into tiny images — and because of how Claude charges for images, that can slash your bill by more than half.
Jul 4github№ 146Any Website Can Now Have an AI Copilot
Alibaba released a free tool that lets users control any website with plain English — no extensions, no rewrites, just one line of code.
Jul 3github№ 145Your Codebase, Explained to AI Agents
OpenWiki auto-writes the internal documentation that AI coding agents need to navigate your project — and keeps it fresh every day.
Jul 2github№ 144One Coordinator, Many AI Brains Working Together
OpenFugu lets a tiny routing model decide which frontier AI — GPT, Claude, or Gemini — handles each part of your task, and it's free to run yourself.
Jul 1github№ 143When AI Agents Get Their Memory Poisoned
A free, open-source tool now acts as a bodyguard between your AI agent and its memory — quietly blocking attacks before they cause real damage.
Jun 30github№ 142Ask AI to fix a bug, right inside GitHub
OpenTag lets you @mention an AI agent in GitHub or Slack and it does the work there — no copy-pasting, no switching tabs, no extra logins.
Jun 29github№ 141AI That Answers Faster, Without Getting Dumber
DeepSeek open-sourced the exact system that makes their AI respond 80% faster — and now any team running their own model can use it too.
Jun 28github№ 140Four AI analysts, one investment thesis
AI Berkshire sends four independent Claude agents to research the same company at once — then a fifth one reconciles what they found.
Jun 27github№ 139Run Five AI Coders at Once, Compare Results
Orca is a free desktop app that runs multiple AI coding agents side by side — so you can pick the best result instead of hoping for one.
Jun 26github№ 138The AI Code Bouncer That Ships Clean PRs
No-mistakes sits between your AI coding assistant and GitHub, quietly refusing to ship anything until it passes a full quality check.
Jun 25github№ 137The Google Tool That Outlived Its Creator's Job
A Google engineer built the fastest way to connect AI agents to all of Google Workspace — then got fired. The tool still works, and it's worth knowing about.
Jun 24github№ 13640 Pages of PDF, Read in One Breath
Baidu just open-sourced an OCR model that reads entire documents in one pass — no page-by-page tricks, MIT licensed, and it outperforms giants like Gemini 2.5 Pro.
Jun 23github№ 135Edit Video With an AI Co-Editor on Your Mac
Palmier Pro is a free Mac video editor where an AI agent and you edit the same timeline at the same time — no login, no subscription.
Jun 22github№ 134The Web as a Picture Book for AI
PixelRAG lets AI agents read websites as screenshots instead of messy text — and it's faster, cheaper, and more accurate than the old way.
Jun 21github№ 133Your Own Heroku, for $6 a Month
Coolify v4 lets you run your whole web stack on a cheap server you control — apps, databases, and AI tools included — for a fraction of managed-platform prices.
Jun 20github№ 132Your AI Coder Now Knows Your Whole Project
A tool that gives AI coding assistants a map of your entire project — so they stop getting lost and start getting useful, fast.
Jun 19github№ 131OpenMontage: Your Prompt Becomes a Finished Video
OpenMontage is an open-source system that takes a plain-language prompt and handles the research, script, footage, editing, and music — delivering a finished video.
Jun 18github№ 130One Dev, Many Agents Working at Once
Emdash lets a single developer run dozens of AI coding agents at the same time — each on a separate task, never stepping on each other's work.
Jun 17github№ 129The Hidden Instructions Behind Every AI Tool
A researcher published the full internal instructions shaping how Claude, ChatGPT, and others behave — all 120,000 characters of them.
Jun 16github№ 128Teaching Your AI to Do Less, on Purpose
Ponytail gives AI coding assistants a simple instinct: before writing anything, check if something already does the job. Fewer lines, faster results.
Jun 15github№ 127Pi: The Tiny Agent That Does More With Less
Pi is a new open-source coding agent from Flask's creator — 54,000 fans in days — proving that smaller, simpler AI can outthink the bloated alternatives.
Jun 14github№ 126Apple's Free On-Device AI Just Got a Lot More Real
Apple quietly shipped a way to run AI privately on any Mac — no cloud bills, no data leaving the device. Here's what that means for small builders.
Jun 13original№ 125The AI Coder That Remembers Everything
Xiaomi just released a free AI coding agent that keeps its memory between sessions — and outperforms Claude Code on standard benchmarks.
Jun 12github№ 124One AI Coding Tool to Rule Them All
OpenCode just became the most-used open-source AI coding agent on the planet — and it works with any AI model you already pay for.
Jun 11github№ 123Apple lets iPhones run AI with no internet, no bill
Apple just made it possible to run powerful AI models entirely on your phone — offline, free, and without sending data to anyone's server.
Jun 10original№ 122A Tiny AI That Can See — and Runs Anywhere
Zyphra's new model reads images, text in photos, and visual documents — at a fraction of the usual cost, free to use and host yourself.
Jun 9github№ 121Your AI Search Engine, But 8× Smaller
A new open-source tool shrinks the memory your AI search needs by 87% — without losing quality. Big news for anyone running AI on their own servers.
Jun 8github№ 120Read the Internet for Free, No API Keys Needed
Agent-Reach lets your AI assistant browse Twitter, Reddit, YouTube and more without paying platform fees — a small tool with a surprisingly large surface area.
Jun 7github№ 119Alibaba's Code Inspector, Now Open to All
Alibaba ran this AI code review tool internally for two years across tens of thousands of developers — and just made it free for everyone.
Jun 6github№ 118A Voice AI That Actually Sounds Human
MisoTTS is a free, open voice model that reads emotion from audio context — giving AI-generated speech a warmth that most tools can't match.
Jun 5github№ 117A Frontier AI Model That Anyone Can Host
MiniMax M3 matches the best closed AI models on coding tasks — and costs twelve times less. Soon, you'll be able to run it yourself.
Jun 4github№ 116A Real Domain, Free, No Card Required
FreeDomain lets anyone claim a proper web address at zero cost — and it already has half a million registered. No catch, no card.
Jun 3github№ 115Cut Your AI Bill Without Touching Anything
Headroom quietly compresses what your AI reads before it reads it — slashing API costs by up to 95% without changing how anything works.
Jun 2github№ 114Your Own AI Workspace, On Your Own Machine
Odysseus is a free, open-source workspace that runs AI assistants, email triage, and research agents entirely on your own computer — no subscriptions, no data sharing.
Jun 1github№ 113A Voice for Your AI That Costs Nothing
A tiny open-source model that gives your AI a human-sounding voice — no expensive cloud subscription, no special hardware, just your laptop.
May 31github№ 112A Voice for Your App — No Internet Required
Supertonic 3 turns written text into studio-quality speech on your own computer — no subscriptions, no cloud, 31 languages out of the box.
May 30github№ 111AI Agents Work Best When They're Not Fully
A widely-shared principles guide reveals that the most reliable AI products are mostly structured code, with AI sprinkled in at precisely the right moments.
May 29github№ 110Bumblebee Scans Your Tools for Hidden Threats
Perplexity open-sourced a free scanner that checks your team's computers for compromised software packages and AI tool configs — without touching anything.
May 28github№ 109Webwright Review: Reusable Browser Automation Scripts
Webwright is Microsoft's open-source browser agent for turning long web tasks into inspectable, rerunnable Python and Playwright scripts.
May 27github№ 108CodeGraph: Claude Uses 71% Less Brain Power
A free tool that pre-reads your entire codebase so AI coding agents stop wasting time searching — and cost you far less per session.
May 25github№ 107Websites That Talk to AI Agents Directly
Google's new WebMCP standard lets AI agents interact with websites cleanly — no guessing, no fumbling — and Booking.com, Shopify, and Expedia are already on board.
May 24original№ 106See Inside Any Codebase Without Reading It
A free tool that reads your entire project and draws a living map of how everything connects — built for teams who inherited someone else's mess.
May 23github№ 105Turn Any Book Into an Audiobook, Free
abogen converts EPUBs, PDFs, and text files into chaptered audiobooks with synced captions — offline, free, and surprisingly polished.
May 22github№ 103~1 Billion Free AI Tokens a Month, No Card
FreeLLMAPI gathers the free tiers of dozens of AI providers behind one address, and quietly switches to another when one runs out.
May 21github№ 104Autocomplete that never leaves your Mac
Cotypist finishes your sentences inline in almost any Mac app — and the whole AI runs on your machine, so your words never leave it. Free while in beta.
May 21web№ 102The AI Research Assistant That Checks Its Own Work
A free tool that turns Claude into a full research team — and won't let it invent fake sources, which is the part that actually matters.
May 20github№ 100OpenWA Review: Self-Hosted WhatsApp API Gateway
A free, open-source way to connect WhatsApp to your own tools and bots, run on your own server, with one honest warning worth reading first.
May 19github№ 101Google's Tool That Sniffs Out Unsafe AI Models
Google open-sourced a scanner that checks if an AI model has had its safety training removed — in under a minute, no guesswork needed.
May 19github№ 99One conductor, forty AI musicians
Compozy is a free, local tool that coordinates dozens of AI coding agents through every stage of building software — so nothing gets lost, nothing costs more than it should, and you stay in control.
May 18github№ 98X's feed algorithm is now open for anyone to inspect
The code that decides what millions of people see on X every day is now publicly available — and small teams can actually use it.
May 17github№ 97Your WiFi Is Already Watching the Room
A $9 sensor and your existing WiFi router can detect people, measure breathing, and estimate body posture — through walls, in the dark, no camera needed.
May 16github№ 96Your AI assistant finally remembers you
A small open-source tool gives your AI coding assistant a long-term memory — so it stops forgetting everything between sessions.
May 15github№ 95The AI that actually knows your week
OpenHuman quietly reads all your tools every 20 minutes and builds a private memory of your work — so it never starts from scratch.
May 14github№ 94Your codebase, searchable by AI, sent to no one
Sourcebot lets you run a private, searchable brain over all your code repositories — so your AI tools stop guessing and start knowing.
May 13github№ 93A backend built for AI, not for you
InsForge is a database and infrastructure platform designed to be operated by AI agents, not by humans clicking through dashboards.
May 12github№ 92Write the brief first, let the AI do the rest
A new open-source tool flips the AI coding workflow: instead of prompting and hoping, you write a structured brief first — and the AI executes against it.
May 11github№ 91The Browser That Looks Human (Because It Is)
CloakBrowser is a free, open-source browser built for AI agents that need to browse the web without getting blocked — and it costs nothing where competitors charge hundreds a month.
May 10github№ 90A 284-Billion-Parameter AI That Lives on Your MacBook
The creator of Redis just released a tiny engine that runs one of the world's most capable AI models entirely on a high-end MacBook — no cloud, no subscription, no data leaving your desk.
May 9github№ 89It Watches You Work, Then Writes the Instructions Itself
A small Mac app sits quietly in your menu bar, watches you repeat the same task three times, and then writes a detailed playbook your AI agent can follow — in your voice, with your logic baked in.
May 8github№ 88A coding agent that works all night for almost nothing
An open-source AI agent that can read and edit an entire codebase in one sitting — at a fraction of the cost of the big names.
May 7github№ 87Design without asking permission
A free, open-source tool just appeared that does what Anthropic's shiny new design product does — except you own it, host it yourself, and it works with whichever AI you already use.
May 6github№ 85When One AI Agent Isn't Enough
Ruflo turns Claude into a self-organizing team of AI specialists that split the work between them, and it's free to run yourself.
May 5github№ 86OpenClaw: one AI assistant in every chat app you use
Self-hosted AI gateway that puts the same assistant into WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage and more. Open source, MIT-licensed, runs on your own machine.
May 5github№ 83The AI that reads your code like a book, not a paper pile
A free, local tool that helps AI coding assistants find exactly what they need in your codebase — without wasting time (or money) reading everything.
May 4github№ 84Avec: 'Tinder for email,' minus the dating part
Free iPhone email app that lets you swipe through Gmail one message at a time. Voice replies, smart filtering, learns what matters to you. iOS only, US and Canada.
May 4web№ 82The course downloader that builds you a study room
OmniGet downloads your paid courses from Udemy, Hotmart and a dozen other platforms — then wraps them in a real study environment with notes, flashcards, and focus tools.
May 3github№ 81One call, many agents working in parallel
Sandcastle lets you spin up multiple AI coding agents at once — each working in its own isolated space — and then quietly merges everything back together.
May 2github№ 80Your task list, running itself
OpenAI open-sourced a tool that turns a project management board into a team of coding agents — each ticket gets its own worker that runs until the job is done.
May 1github№ 79When the AI Writes Its Own Code
Warp just open-sourced a developer tool where AI agents do the actual coding — and humans just check the work.
Apr 30github№ 78The Skills Library Everyone Is Copying Right Now
A developer published his personal AI instruction set as a free, installable collection — and 31,000 people starred it in days.
Apr 29github№ 76The AI that breaks into your systems before attackers do
PentAGI is an open-source AI agent that runs full security tests on your systems autonomously — no specialist required to set it in motion.
Apr 28github№ 77An AI sidekick that watches your Mac screen
A Mac app you talk to out loud: it looks at your screen, answers by voice and slides a little cursor over to the exact button you need.
Apr 28web№ 75Someone is finally stress-testing AI before it goes live
Promptfoo automatically attacks your AI to find its weaknesses — and OpenAI just paid $86M for it, then kept it free.
Apr 27github№ 74Your AI team clocks in while you watch
A small Japanese open-source tool lets a team of Claude Code or Codex agents work on your own computer while you step back and simply watch.
Apr 26github№ 73Hugging Face built a robot intern that trains AI models
An open-source AI agent that reads academic papers, finds datasets, and trains machine learning models — without anyone holding its hand.
Apr 25github№ 72When Your Documents Are More Than Text
A new open-source tool reads PDFs the way humans do — charts, tables, diagrams and all — instead of pretending they're just paragraphs.
Apr 24github№ 71Teaching AI to Work Like a Senior Engineer
A Google engineer published 20 ready-made instruction sets that stop AI coding tools from cutting corners — and they're free to use today.
Apr 23github№ 70754 Security Skills You Can Give to Your AI Assistant
A free, open library that teaches AI assistants to think like a cybersecurity expert — covering 26 areas of digital security across the frameworks big companies actually use.
Apr 22github№ 69A Bloomberg Terminal for the rest of us
A free, open-source tool that puts professional-grade financial research on your desktop — no $27,000 subscription required.
Apr 21github№ 67Teaching AI to Have Taste
A tiny file you drop into any AI-built project that stops the agent from producing the same generic, purple-gradient website it made for everyone else.
Apr 20github№ 68Dictation that reads your screen
Aqua Voice turns speech into text across any app — but the twist is it reads what's on your screen and matches your tone. Free tier plus a bonus with code DP-FH8V.
Apr 20web№ 66AI can now edit video by writing HTML
A new open-source tool turns plain web code into rendered video — which means AI agents can finally produce video content without touching a timeline.
Apr 19github№ 65What if your AI developer never forgot a step?
Archon gives AI coding tools a fixed process to follow — so every task runs the same way, every time, no matter the model's mood.
Apr 18github№ 64The Agent That Teaches Itself
A tiny AI agent that gets smarter and cheaper every time it completes a task — and reportedly built its own codebase without a human ever touching the keyboard.
Apr 17github№ 63One File That Teaches Claude Some Manners
A tiny config file inspired by one of AI's sharpest minds turns Claude Code from a confident intern into something closer to a careful engineer.
Apr 16github№ 62Google's AI Knows What Your Files Really Are
Google open-sourced the AI it uses to scan billions of Gmail and Drive uploads — and it identifies file types with 99% accuracy in the blink of an eye.
Apr 15github№ 61A text prompt walks in. A finished video walks out.
An open-source project that works like a tiny film studio on your computer — you describe a video, it writes the script, plans the shots, and produces the whole thing while you sleep.
Apr 14github№ 60A model that reads markets like ChatGPT reads text
Kronos is an open-source AI trained on 12 billion candlestick records from 45 global exchanges — and it forecasts prices better than anything else in its class.
Apr 13github№ 59What if your docs actually worked?
A small YC-backed agency figured out how to fix broken developer docs in weeks, not months — by letting AI do the tedious parts and humans do the thinking.
Apr 12original№ 58Teach Your AI to Speak Less, Think More
A tiny add-on makes Claude respond like a caveman — and somehow that cuts costs by up to 87% while keeping every useful answer intact.
Apr 11github№ 57A Tiny Download Manager That Respects Your Machine
The best download manager around went quiet in 2023 — someone just rebuilt it from scratch, and it's smaller, faster, and free.
Apr 10github№ 56Your AI Finally Remembers You
A free tool that gives AI assistants a real memory — so they stop forgetting everything the moment you close the chat.
Apr 9github№ 55Graphify: a free knowledge graph for any codebase
Graphify turns code, docs, PDFs, images and video into a map that AI assistants can read, so they stop rereading everything from scratch.
Apr 8github№ 53A real email address for your AI agent
Molted gives AI agents their own managed mailbox — with built-in safety rails so they can't spam your contacts or leak sensitive data.
Apr 7web№ 54One person. One AI. 740 job offers evaluated.
Someone built an AI-powered job search system for themselves, used it to evaluate 740 offers and write 354 tailored CVs — then got hired as Head of Applied AI.
Apr 7github№ 52A Design File That Teaches AI What Your Brand Looks Like
A plain text file called DESIGN.md can now tell an AI agent exactly how a website should look — colors, fonts, spacing — so it builds interfaces that actually match your style.
Apr 6github№ 51Drop a receipt. Get tidy accounts.
TaxHacker is a free, self-hosted app that reads any receipt or invoice — in any language — and turns it into clean accounting data, automatically.
Apr 5github№ 50A powerful AI that fits in your pocket — literally
Google just released a family of AI models you can run on your own devices, own completely, and use commercially — no subscriptions, no restrictions.
Apr 4original№ 49Beautiful product demos, free forever
OpenScreen does what expensive demo software does — zoom effects, clean backgrounds, polished exports — at zero cost and with no watermark.
Apr 3github№ 48One tool turned a solo coder into an overnight dev team
A small open-source tool called OMX quietly turned a single AI coding assistant into a coordinated team of agents — and someone used it to do a week's worth of work in one night.
Apr 2github№ 47The invisible ruler for text on screens
A tiny open-source tool just went viral for solving something deceptively boring: measuring how tall a block of text is, without making the browser stutter.
Apr 1github№ 46An hour of voice, handled in one breath
Microsoft quietly released a voice AI toolkit that can transcribe a full hour of audio — speakers, timestamps, and all — without breaking it into pieces.
Mar 31github№ 45Plan a trip together — without handing your data to anyone
TREK is a free, self-hosted trip planner your whole team can use in real time — maps, budgets, weather, packing lists — and it lives on your own server.
Mar 30github№ 44When AI coding sessions grow up and become team processes
OpenWork turns solo AI coding sessions into something a whole team can audit, repeat, and trust, with logs and shared workflows.
Mar 29github№ 43One Plugin, Thirty-Two AI Teammates
A new plugin for Claude Code gives you an instant team of 32 specialized AI agents — architect, designer, librarian, and more — without writing a single line of setup.
Mar 28github№ 41A Query Language That Speaks Human, Not Code
TinyFish built infrastructure for AI agents to interact with the live web at scale — and AgentQL lets you point at any element on any page using plain English instead of brittle CSS selectors.
Mar 27github№ 42One command. Eight sources. A real picture of right now.
A single command sends an AI agent across Reddit, YouTube, X, and five other sources — and brings back a grounded, cited summary of what people are actually saying in the last 30 days.
Mar 27github№ 39The Spanish Tech Gap: Why Expat Founders Struggle with AI
Running a business in Spain but working in English? There's a hidden friction when it comes to high-end AI and automation. Here's why it happens and how to bridge it.
Mar 26original№ 40Reading PDFs Without Sending Them Anywhere
A new PDF parser runs entirely on your own machine, handles messy real-world documents surprisingly well, and doesn't need an internet connection or an API account.
Mar 26github№ 38Your Calendar, Contacts, and Messages — Inside Claude
A small Mac app quietly bridges the gap between Claude and your actual life — calendar, messages, contacts, reminders, and location included.
Mar 25github№ 37The AI That Actually Does the Work
DeerFlow is an open-source AI agent that does not just answer questions, it plans the work and finishes whole projects on its own.
Mar 24github№ 36A full trading firm, made of AI agents
Researchers built an open-source system where a whole cast of AI specialists — analysts, a trader, a risk manager — debate each other and arrive at a single investment decision.
Mar 23github№ 35An AI That Works When the Internet Doesn't
Project N.O.M.A.D. bundles an AI assistant, offline Wikipedia, maps, and medical references into a self-contained computer that runs anywhere — no Wi-Fi, no cloud, no tracking.
Mar 22github№ 33Your documents, your server, your rules
OpenRAG lets you build a private search brain for all your business documents — PDFs, audio recordings, spreadsheets — without sending a single file to anyone else's cloud.
Mar 21github№ 34How to see what you pasted in Claude Code
Claude Code collapses anything longer than a few lines when you paste, hiding most of it. One keystroke reveals the full input again.
Mar 21original№ 32A Dashboard for Your AI Assistant's Energy Levels
A tiny open-source tool that shows you exactly how much of Claude's attention budget you've used — before you run out mid-task.
Mar 20github№ 31A classroom full of AI teachers, free for everyone
Researchers at one of China's top universities just released a tool that turns any document or topic into a live, interactive AI classroom — complete with teachers, curious classmates, and quizzes.
Mar 19github№ 30Crucix: a free, self-hosted OSINT intelligence terminal
Crucix gathers fires, flights, markets and sanctions lists from 27 open feeds into one dashboard on your computer, and can ping you when things change.
Mar 18github№ 29A browser built for robots, not humans
Lightpanda runs 11x faster than Puppeteer and uses 9x less RAM. An open-source headless browser purpose-built for AI agents and web scraping.
Mar 17github№ 28One AI, Eight Hats
Garry Tan's personal Claude setup gives one AI 8 specialist roles - architect, reviewer, security auditor and more. Open-source, free to copy.
Mar 16github№ 27The Filing Cabinet Your AI Agent Actually Needs
ByteDance just open-sourced a smarter way for AI agents to store and retrieve what they know — and it could quietly cut costs while making agents a lot more reliable.
Mar 15github№ 26The AI Panel That Argues Before It Answers
A 20-year-old student built a self-hosted brand monitoring tool where AI agents argue with each other before writing your report — and the internet noticed.
Mar 14github№ 25Teaching AI Agents to Use Desktop Software
A new tool lets AI agents operate desktop software like GIMP or Blender the same way a human would — but faster, quietly, and without anyone touching a mouse.
Mar 13github№ 24The AI Agent That Remembers What It Learned
Hermes Agent remembers past conversations, learns from mistakes, and connects to Slack, Discord and Telegram. Free, self-hosted, built by Nous Research.
Mar 12github№ 23A Full AI Team, Ready to Hire
100+ ready-made AI agent personas in one repo - frontend devs, brand managers, growth leads. Copy-paste into Claude, ChatGPT or any AI tool.
Mar 11github№ 22A Simulated World Full of Thinking Agents
MiroFish builds a tiny parallel world of thousands of AI characters to predict what happens next — in markets, public opinion, or even unfinished stories.
Mar 10github№ 21An AI that runs 100 experiments while you sleep
Andrej Karpathy just released a tiny tool that lets an AI agent run experiments on its own, all night, and hand you the results by morning.
Mar 9github№ 20AI agents that can't leak your passwords — even if tricked
IronClaw is an open-source runtime that lets AI agents do real work without ever seeing — or accidentally exposing — your API keys and secrets.
Mar 8github№ 19What if your whole company was run by AI agents?
Paperclip lets you build a fully staffed AI organisation — with a real org chart, budgets, and accountability — that actually runs itself.
Mar 7github№ 18The AI That Tries to Break Your App Before Anyone Else Does
Shannon is an open-source AI that actually attacks your own web app to find real security holes — not just a list of warnings, but proof that something is broken.
Mar 6github№ 17Your Brand on Reddit, Without the Hours
A free, set-it-and-forget-it system that watches Reddit for your brand name and pings you when someone mentions it, so you don't have to.
Mar 5original№ 16A news dashboard that thinks — and never phones home
WorldMonitor pulls together global news, markets, and geopolitical signals into one screen — with AI analysis that runs entirely on your own machine.
Mar 4github№ 15The invisible wall that keeps AI agents from breaking things
Alibaba just open-sourced the safety layer that lets AI agents actually do things — without putting your real systems at risk.
Mar 3github№ 14Your WiFi Router Can Already See You
A new open-source project turns an ordinary WiFi router into a sensor that can detect where people are, how they're breathing, and whether someone has fallen — no camera required.
Mar 2github№ 13Your codebase, mapped — without leaving your browser
GitNexus turns any code repository into a visual map your AI assistant can actually read — privately, for free, in your browser.
Mar 1github№ 12Your Spreadsheet Can Now See the Future
Google quietly embedded a powerful AI forecasting model inside Google Sheets — and you don't need to know anything technical to use it.
Feb 28original№ 11Teaching your AI coder to actually think before it types
A free tool that gives your AI coding assistant a real methodology — so it stops winging it and starts working like a disciplined engineer.
Feb 27github№ 10The Web Scraper That Fixes Itself
Scrapling watches websites change and quietly updates itself — so your data pipelines don't break every time a competitor redesigns their homepage.
Feb 26github№ 9What if your AI actually read the document, like a human?
A new open-source tool lets AI navigate long documents the way an expert would — by understanding structure, not just scanning for similar words.
Feb 25github№ 8The Instructions Behind the Curtain
Someone published the secret instructions powering Cursor, Claude, Lovable, and 25 other AI tools — and it's the most revealing thing published about AI this year.
Feb 24github№ 7Windmill turns small automations into proper tools
An open-source platform that takes your team's little scripts and automations and gives them a proper home — with scheduling, logs, and a real interface.
Feb 23original№ 5n8n: connect everything, pay nothing
n8n lets you automate anything between your apps — Slack, email, CRM, spreadsheets. It's free, it's visual, and you own the whole thing.
Feb 22original№ 6Claude Code: when AI actually builds things for you
Anthropic's tool lets Claude read your entire project, make changes, and even publish updates — while you describe what you want in plain English.
Feb 22original№ 4Scheduled tasks that run themselves — inside your database
Supabase can run tasks on a schedule — daily reports, data cleanup, reminders — without any extra tools or monthly fees.
Feb 21original№ 2Cloudflare gives you a global server network — for free
100,000 requests a day, storage, scheduled tasks, and your code runs in 300+ cities worldwide. No monthly bill.
Feb 20original№ 3Your own Zapier, for free — and it talks to AI
Activepieces is like Zapier but free, open source, and its 280+ integrations work directly with AI agents like Claude.
Feb 20original№ 1Let AI write your follow-ups
Your CRM knows when you last talked to someone. AI can use that to write follow-ups that actually sound like you.
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