sherlock takes the top seat as Meta's astryx, misterdownloadmanager and NX2navi debut

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Counts come from GitHub's official stargazers/history endpoint: the stars gained on each day of the window. Project briefs and the reading notes below are editorial additions.

1. 1

   sherlock-project/sherlock : Check one username across 400+ social networks

   Python

   A command-line tool that hunts down where a username is registered across more than 400 social networks and sites, writing each match to a file, CSV or spreadsheet. Hand it several names at once, restrict the run to specific sites, or route it through a proxy, which makes it a staple for OSINT checks on your own accounts or research subjects.

   +1,975
2. 2

   morluto/rea : Point your agent at any app and learn how it works

   TypeScript

   A toolkit that lets your coding agent reverse engineer software without source code: it inspects native binaries through Hopper or Ghidra, JavaScript and Electron apps, .NET assemblies and websites, then explains how a feature works with the evidence and the limits behind each conclusion. Analysis runs locally, and the same tools work straight from your terminal.

   +1,740
3. 3

   meta/astryx : Meta's internal design system, opened up with 150+ components

   TypeScript

   The design system that grew inside Meta over eight years, now open source in beta: 150+ accessible React components on React 19 and StyleX, seven themes you restyle through CSS variables, and a CLI for docs, scaffolding and codemods. It installs as plain CSS plus typed components with no build plugin, shaped so coding agents use it the same way people do.

   +1,588
4. 4

   storytold/craft-anything : Study how any app or game works, then have an agent rebuild it

   Rust

   A clean-room engine in pure Rust. Point it at a website, app or game: it studies the original with real inspection tools, then a coding agent builds your version in the stack you name and refines it against the original. Clean room mode works only from what is visible. Builds run through your own Claude Code; the 314 tools also work as CLI and MCP. Early alpha.

   +1,101
5. 5

   ccch1mneyyy/dsh-Go : Run DeepSeek Harness natively on Android, no root or Termux

   Dart

   An unofficial Android client for DeepSeek Harness. It installs an Ubuntu and Node.js environment inside the app, so the DSH engine runs on the phone itself, no root and no Termux, and it can switch to a DSH instance over SSH. Chat covers model switching, images, voice input and tool approvals, with share cards, encrypted replay links and desktop pets. Needs Android 8 or newer.

   +981
6. 6

   anomalyco/rune : A GPU-rendered Rust UI framework your agent can test blind

   Rust

   A native Rust UI framework with its own GPU renderer, text, layout and spring animation, targeting macOS, Windows, Linux and the web. Every app can run headless, so a coding agent renders screens to PNG, dumps the element tree and verifies its own work with scripted input before you ever open a window.

   +964
7. 7

   anefzaoui/misterdownloadmanager : A free, open-source download manager that keeps IDM's familiar window

   Rust

   A clean-room, GPL-licensed download manager for Windows, macOS and Linux that keeps the IDM layout, toolbar, categories and progress window you already know, with Chrome and Firefox extensions and full torrent support from magnet links to seeding. A portable zip runs from a USB stick. It is early: the Windows build is not code-signed yet, so SmartScreen warns on first run.

   +850
8. 8

   pingdotgg/t3code : One control surface for every coding agent on your machine

   TypeScript

   From the T3 team, an open-source control surface for the coding agents already installed on your machine. It drives Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode, Antigravity and fx through your own subscriptions, from a mobile app, web app or Electron desktop app. The stated bet is performance and openness: if it drifts, the code is all there to fork.

   +819
9. 9

   tangerineturtle1/NX2navi : The Switch 2 Ocarina of Time remake rebuilt as a native Windows port

   C

   A static recompilation of the Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake into a native x86-64 Windows program with a Vulkan renderer: no emulator, 60 fps and above in early areas, widescreen, DLSS or FSR upscaling, optional frame generation and HDR. You supply your own dumped game files and a launcher builds the port in 10 to 25 minutes. It wants 16 GB of RAM and a recent Vulkan 1.3 GPU.

   +801
10. 10

    NotRexed/Hookshot : Play the Ocarina of Time remake natively on PC, no emulator

    C++

    A static recompilation of the Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake: Switch 2 game code is translated to C and compiled into a native Windows or Linux program, with system software reimplemented and graphics rebuilt on Vulkan. You build it from your own copy in about 40 minutes, no emulator involved. Sound, saves and the in-game menu already work, but it remains experimental.

    +759

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