The 12 November edition ranks the settled 11 November window, and morluto/rea keeps first place with another day of four-figure star events. The story today is the three projects entering the chart, all infrastructure for the agents already on your machine. Lee-xeo/Claude-Cage lands at two, a desktop workbench that runs Claude Code and Claude Desktop inside an isolated virtual machine with its own proxied network and fingerprint settings, sharing only the folders you pick. GoogleChrome/modern-web-guidance debuts at four: curated guides to the modern web platform, stewarded by the Chrome, Edge, Firefox and MDN teams, that your agent can search mid-task.

If your week involves frontend work, the cheapest experiment on this chart is modern-web-guidance: point its legacy-scan at one of your own repositories and see how much dated JavaScript a fresh agent still writes. Backend developers whose test suite talks to AWS should look at aws/aws-emulator first, since embedding one isolated instance per Rust test is the kind of change you make once and forget. janestreet/agent_skills climbs to three in the meantime, ahead of storytold/craft-anything and meta/astryx.