The 8 November edition ranks the settled 7 November window, and the front of the chart barely moved. morluto/rea keeps first place by turning your coding agent into a reverse engineer for software you have no source for, and storytold/craft-anything stays second, built around the same idea of understanding how any software works so you can craft your own. The first change comes at three: sherlock-project/sherlock climbs two seats from yesterday by doing one thing relentlessly, checking a username across more than 400 social networks and writing every hit to a file.
The middle of the chart is where the new names land. Albert-Weasker/niubigeo debuts at four with a self-hosted tool that tests how different AI models describe your product, showing which brands appear in answers and which sources get cited. NotRexed/Hookshot enters at six with a static recompilation of the Ocarina of Time remake: the Switch 2 game code is translated to C and compiled into a native Windows or Linux program, with the system software reimplemented and the graphics rebuilt on Vulkan, all built from your own copy of the game. ccch1mneyyy/dsh-Go takes eight as an unofficial Android client that runs the DeepSeek Harness engine on the phone itself, no root and no Termux required.
Around them, the Switch 2 emulator branch zortos293/Lichii holds five, cloudflare/security-audit-skill settles at seven after ranking third yesterday, Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model stays at nine, and milind-soni/OpenMausBot closes the chart at ten. Yesterday’s rune, BUI and t3code have dropped off. If you only try one newcomer, give sherlock-project/sherlock five minutes on your own usernames, then decide whether NotRexed/Hookshot is the most interesting way to spend a 40 minute build this weekend.