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High-velocity repos and community favorites.
Trending Now
High-velocity repositories gaining rapid community traction.
JingMatrix/ChromeXt
UserScript and DevTools supports for Chromium based and WebView based browsers
cloudflare/pint
Prometheus rule linter/validator
kriomant/ch57x-keyboard-tool
Utility for programming small ch57x keyboards (1189:8890, 1189:8840, 1189:8842)
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New Arrivals
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reactvideoeditor/free-react-video-editor
Free Open Source React Video Editor
Taskerer/SDWEAK
SUPER optimization for Steam Deck
hahwul/smugglex
Rust-powered HTTP Request Smuggling Scanner.
Early Stage
Young, active projects building towards their first 100 stars.
Latest Picks
Handpicked repositories selected for utility and relevance.

Awesome LLM Apps: 93K Stars for Runnable Code Examples
Most developers learning LLM development hit the same wall: academic papers feel too abstract, while framework docs assume too much context. Shubhamsaboo's awesome-llm-apps repository fills this gap with runnable examples of RAG systems, AI agents, and voice applications that developers can study, modify, and learn from. We examine what makes this 93K-star collection valuable, where it fits among other learning resources, and what its maintenance challenges reveal about community-driven developer education.
awesome-llm-apps
Shubhamsaboo

Happy-LLM Bridges Theory & Practice Gap in LLM Learning
LLM education has a brutal gap: theory resources ignore implementation details, while practical guides assume mathematical fluency. Happy-LLM tackles this by providing systematic tutorials that span from NLP fundamentals and transformer architecture to complete model training, earning 2,300+ stars in its first week.
happy-llm
datawhalechina

Kotaemon: The Self-Hostable RAG Tool with Citation Preview
Enterprise document QA platforms cost thousands and lock your data in the cloud. Developer RAG frameworks give you privacy but no interface. Kotaemon emerged from Cinnamon's internal hobby project as the middle ground: a self-hostable RAG application with PDF preview showing highlighted source sentences for fact-checking, serving both end users who need clean UI and developers who need customization.
kotaemon
Cinnamon

Claude-Mem: AI Coding Context That Survives Restarts
AI coding assistants forget everything between sessions. Claude-Mem extends Claude Code with persistent memory—capturing tool usage, summarizing decisions, and injecting historical context automatically. The approach works, but process spawning issues require attention.
claude-mem
thedotmack

Better Auth: TypeScript's Missing Authentication Library
TypeScript developers have long faced a false choice in authentication: simple libraries that can't scale, or enterprise solutions that drain budgets. Better Auth emerged to fill the gap with batteries-included features like MFA and multi-tenancy while maintaining type safety. Despite growing pains with type inference bugs and integration issues, the library's 26K stars and production usage signal a real need in the ecosystem.
better-auth
better-auth

AIHawk: 29K Stars, Then Lost Its LinkedIn Feature
AIHawk solved the brittle Selenium selector problem that plagued job application bots, exploded to 29,000 GitHub stars, then had to pull its core LinkedIn feature over copyright concerns. Its 6,000-member Telegram community and active fork ecosystem reveal why developers keep building tools that platforms don't want to exist.
Jobs_Applier_AI_Agent_AIHawk
feder-cr
