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pbakaus /impeccable

pbakaus ⭐ 85,053 2026-10-23

Impeccable is a design skill framework for AI coding agents, offering a single setup flow and 24 commands to guide frontend design decisions. It begins with `/impeccable init`, which inspects the project and writes `PROD…

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akitaonrails /ai-memory

akitaonrails ⭐ 10,289 2026-10-18

ai-memory is a self‑contained Rust binary that gives AI coding agents a persistent, shared memory built on a git‑backed Markdown wiki. Lifecycle hooks automatically capture prompts, tool calls and session boundaries, san…

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trycua /cua

trycua ⭐ 28,838 2026-10-08

The Cua project equips AI agents with full desktop environments and automation tools across macOS, Windows, and Linux. Cua Spaces launches a local virtual machine—either a macOS VM built on Apple Silicon, a Linux image, …

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xerj-org /xerj

xerj-org ⭐ 3,107 2026-10-07

XERJ is a single‑binary, dependency‑free search engine that automatically indexes any directory tree using tree‑sitter to preserve symbols and line numbers, then exposes the data through a full Elasticsearch‑compatible R…

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FalkorDB /FalkorDB

FalkorDB ⭐ 7,464 2026-10-05

FalkorDB is a Rust‑implemented Redis module that provides a low‑latency Property Graph database optimized for Large Language Model workloads. It stores the graph’s adjacency matrix as a sparse matrix using GraphBLAS, whi…

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NVIDIA /OpenShell

NVIDIA ⭐ 9,937 2026-09-29

OpenShell 0.1.x introduces a stable release cadence alongside new isolation primitives, an expanded extension surface, and fresh APIs for governing autonomous AI agents. Each agent runs in a kernel‑instrumented sandbox w…

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t8y2 /dbx

t8y2 ⭐ 21,458 2026-09-28

DBX is a ~25 MB, single‑binary database client that works with over 100 engines including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, DuckDB, ClickHouse, Oracle, MongoDB, Redis, Kafka‑family brokers, and vector stores such as Milvus and …

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Nasiko-Labs /nasiko

Nasiko-Labs ⭐ 7,450 2026-09-22

Nasiko is a single-process control plane designed to deploy, route, secure, and observe agent-to-agent (A2A) communications without requiring external gateways or sidecars. Built primarily in Rust, the platform utilizes …

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yynxxxxx /Codex-X

yynxxxxx ⭐ 3,849 2026-09-22

Codex-X is a cross-platform desktop management tool built with Tauri 2, React 18, and Rust, designed to provide a centralized graphical interface for OpenAI Codex desktop and CLI users. The tool addresses the fragmentati…

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max-sixty /worktrunk

max-sixty ⭐ 7,456 2026-09-13

Worktrunk is a command-line interface (CLI) tool designed to simplify Git worktree management, specifically optimized for running multiple AI agents—such as Claude Code or Codex—in parallel. By providing each agent with …

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alphaXiv /OpenResearch

alphaXiv ⭐ 971 2026-09-10

OpenResearch is a local-first workspace designed to transform coding agents—such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, and Google Antigravity—into autonomous research agents capable of literature review, hypothesis de…

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arcboxlabs /arcbox

arcboxlabs ⭐ 2,453 2026-09-02

ArcBox is an open-source, Rust-based container and virtual machine runtime designed for macOS, serving as a high-performance alternative to Docker Desktop and OrbStack. Developed from scratch, the runtime implements its …

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farion1231 /cc-switch

farion1231 ⭐ 130,504 2026-09-01

CC Switch is a cross-platform desktop management application developed using Tauri 2 to unify the configuration of nine AI-powered coding tools, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok Build, OpenC…

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