The 4 November window gives the chart a new leader. morluto/rea moves to the top: point your coding agent at software you do not own and it reverse engineers how a feature works, from native binaries through Electron apps to websites, attaching evidence and limits to every conclusion. storytold/craft-anything holds second, studying an app or game with real inspection tools before an agent rebuilds your version in the stack you name. The fresh face is OpenSelena/omniget at seven: paste a course, video or magnet link into one box and it pulls the file from more than 1,800 sites, then plays, transcribes and helps you study it offline.
The middle of the chart is still agent infrastructure. pingdotgg/t3code keeps driving every coding agent on the machine from one control surface, and vercel-labs/agent-desktop still reads desktop apps through the accessibility tree with a stable reference for each element. New at five, mattpocock/skills is a skill that makes your assistant ask detailed questions before it implements, so vague requirements get sharpened before the agent builds the wrong thing. NVIDIA/auto-ontology keeps analytics agents grounded in certified metric definitions, while the DeepSeek Harness pair Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model and ccch1mneyyy/dsh-Go hold their seats, one filling the model picker with free frontier models, one running the engine on Android. D4Vinci/Scrapling still rescues scrapers after a redesign.
If you only open two today: try mattpocock/skills the next time a request reads like “make it like that app but better”, because five minutes of pointed questions beats an afternoon of deleting the wrong build. And if you keep a folder of courses you mean to watch later, OpenSelena/omniget is a rare downloader that stays useful after the download finishes.