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Latest daily · 2026-10-15
What to explore this day
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morluto/rea: Point your agent at any app and learn how it works
A toolkit that lets your coding agent reverse engineer software without source code: it inspects native binaries through Hopper or Ghidra, JavaScript and Electron apps, .NET assemblies and websites, then explains how a feature works with the evidence and the limits behind each conclusion. Analysis runs locally, and the same tools work straight from your terminal.
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debpalash/VoiceStudio: Try voice design, transcription and dubbing in one workspace
A local audio workspace for voice design, transcription, dubbing and longer narrated projects. Useful for trying several speech workflows with your own material in one application, with engine choice and hardware determining the supported languages and output quality.
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storytold/photocraft: Photoshop rebuilt from scratch in pure Rust, PSD files included
A clean-room reimplementation of Photoshop written entirely in Rust: layers, masks, adjustment layers, type and brushes, opening, editing and saving real PSD files. Every action is a command, so the same engine can be driven from the interface, the command line, a JSON control channel or an MCP server.
Latest weekly · 2026-10-05
What to explore this week
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morluto/rea: Point your agent at any app and learn how it works
A toolkit that lets your coding agent reverse engineer software without source code: it inspects native binaries through Hopper or Ghidra, JavaScript and Electron apps, .NET assemblies and websites, then explains how a feature works with the evidence and the limits behind each conclusion. Analysis runs locally, and the same tools work straight from your terminal.
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storytold/photocraft: Photoshop rebuilt from scratch in pure Rust, PSD files included
A clean-room reimplementation of Photoshop written entirely in Rust: layers, masks, adjustment layers, type and brushes, opening, editing and saving real PSD files. Every action is a command, so the same engine can be driven from the interface, the command line, a JSON control channel or an MCP server.
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boykopovar/AnyPS5: Run PS5 games natively on Linux and Windows, with no emulation layer
Ports PS5 executables by relinking them into the host's native format and reimplementing the system prx libraries for dynamic linking, so nothing is emulated and no separate runtime is needed. A shader recompiler produces validated SPIR-V, SDL controllers map directly, and the compatibility list tracks verified games, led by a 2D platformer at a steady 60 fps on a GTX 1050 Ti.
Repository profiles
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tw93/Pake: turn any website into a tiny Tauri desktop app with one command
Pake wraps any webpage into a lightweight Rust/Tauri desktop app, around 5MB and far smaller than Electron. Install, the GPL output exception, and where the webview approach stops.
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Kilo-Org/kilocode: an open-source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, and the CLI
Kilo Code is an open-source AI coding agent across VS Code, JetBrains, and a CLI, with 500+ models and no-markup pricing. How its open-core model and autonomous mode compare to Cline and Continue.
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DeusData/codebase-memory-mcp: a C MCP server that turns your repo into a queryable graph
codebase-memory-mcp is a single-binary MCP server that indexes any codebase into a knowledge graph for AI coding agents: 158 languages, sub-ms queries, no API key.
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EpicGames/lore: Epic's open-source, content-addressed version control for big binary projects
Lore is Epic Games' open-source version control system in Rust: centralized, content-addressed, built for code plus terabytes of binary game assets. How it differs from Git and Perforce.
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Omnigent is an open-source Python meta-harness: run and supervise Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Pi, and custom agents in one session, with governance policies, sandboxing, and cross-device collab.
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google-research/timesfm: zero-shot time-series forecasting from a pretrained model
Google Research's TimesFM does zero-shot time-series forecasting from a pretrained model. What version 2.5 changed, the batch-composition gotcha, install, and how it compares to Chronos and TimeGPT.
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