The chart covers 22 October, and morluto/rea leads it again on star events. The toolkit hands your coding agent software with no source code, from native binaries inspected through Hopper or Ghidra to Electron apps, .NET assemblies and websites, and returns an explanation of how each feature works, evidence and limits included. Gathin23/cleanyourtv holds second: over the same Wi-Fi its scripts back up an ad-stuffed Android TV, switch off telemetry and sponsored rows without uninstalling anything, and install a tiny launcher, with a restore script that undoes every step.

cloudflare/security-audit-skill takes the security slot, mapping a codebase’s trust boundaries before sending isolated hunter agents after the gaps, and letting a fresh verifier try to disprove each finding before it reaches the report. Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model follows: a plugin that fills the DeepSeek Harness model picker with free frontier models like DeepSeek V4.1 Flash and Kimi K3, no login or key needed, plus a local relay port so other tools can call the same models.

Two projects are new on the chart. Graphify-Labs/graphify maps a whole project, code plus docs, PDFs, images and video, into a knowledge graph you query instead of grepping files; code parsing runs locally through tree-sitter, and every connection is tagged as extracted or inferred. peach-mitao/peach is a desktop app that merges a personal film collection from local drives and mounted cloud disks such as 115, PikPak and OneDrive into one library, with NFO import, subtitle search and cross-site creator following, and watch history stays on your machine. If your interest is agents rather than archives, stablyai/orca runs terminal coding agents in separate worktrees so you can compare attempts, and deepseek-ai/DeepInfer brings the inference framework behind DeepSeek’s own services to offline serving.