The top of the list keeps its shape from earlier this week: NandhaKishorM/laya still answers typed questions about any text in one forward pass. The project worth a fresh look at number two is paperclipai/paperclip, which treats a fleet of agents as a company: tasks arrive as tickets with approval gates, an org chart assigns every agent a role, a boss and scoped secrets, and a monthly budget per agent stops runaway token spend. If your agents already run but nobody can say what they are doing, start here.

Two entries extend what agents can touch. dream-num/univer is an embeddable Office SDK whose Facade API runs the same code in the browser and headless in Node.js, so an agent can fill a spreadsheet, render it and check the layout without a desktop. mikehasa/golive-skill attacks the other end: after your coding agent builds an app, it detects what the app needs and provisions hosting, database, DNS, email, test-mode payments and auth on your own accounts, pausing at every step for your approval.

Around them, choose by situation. vectorize-io/hindsight fits if your agent forgets everything between sessions. google/ax suits teams who want tasks, repos and network allowlists in one YAML file. Chinese readers can browse eternity4719/HowToLiveBetter, a guide that prices each piece of life advice by cost, return and evidence strength. Beginners should start with rohitg00/ai-engineering-from-scratch and build along.