This edition moves to the fully settled 28 October window. morluto/rea still leads by a wide margin: hand your coding agent a binary, a website, an Electron app or a .NET assembly and it comes back with a readable reconstruction where every claim carries its evidence and limits. Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model holds second, filling the DeepSeek Harness model picker with free frontier models pulled from public gateways, no login or API key.

Two new arrivals argue about quality from opposite sides. pbakaus/impeccable keeps AI-built interfaces from collapsing into the same template look: one init records durable product facts, shared commands cover shaping, critique and polish, and deterministic detector rules run from a CLI or the browser. interplains/Zero-Breach-Toolkit audits something more personal, scanning a Windows or Mac computer, an Android phone or an iPhone backup for traces of mercenary spyware such as Pegasus. It is read-only, makes no network calls during a scan, and its reports state how strong the evidence is instead of treating a clean result as proof of safety.

The practical picks mostly hold their spots. Gathin23/cleanyourtv strips sponsor rows and telemetry off an Android TV, HKUDS/DeepTutor tutors from your own books and videos, Nutlope/hallmark audits rendered pages for the tells of generated UI, KnifeLemon/Filee converts files by dropping them on a ring of formats, debpalash/VoiceStudio keeps voice cloning and dubbing on your own machine, and elayadesign/ai-design-skills writes the design rules your agent must follow. If you only open two: an interface that looks like every other AI product points to impeccable, and a phone you genuinely worry about points to Zero-Breach-Toolkit.