Curated open source, analyzed
Find open source projects worth using
Hand-picked GitHub repositories with a clear analysis of what they do, who they are for and how they compare.
1,676 repositories ·173 topics· updated daily
Featured repository
SpatialLM: Turn 3D Point Clouds into Structured Indoor Scenes
SpatialLM uses language models to interpret indoor point clouds and produce structured layouts, including walls, doors, windows, and object boxes. It suits 3D perception researchers and teams building scene-understanding prototypes, but requires a CUDA-oriented setup.
Explore by topic
Jump into the most common areas across analyzed repositories.
Recently added
The newest projects added to the catalog.
SpatialLM: Turn 3D Point Clouds into Structured Indoor Scenes
SpatialLM uses language models to interpret indoor point clouds and produce structured layouts, including walls, doors, windows, and object boxes. It suits 3D perception researchers and teams building scene-understanding prototypes, but requires a CUDA-oriented setup.
sandbox-runtime: Restrict Process Access Without Containers
Anthropic Sandbox Runtime wraps processes with OS-enforced filesystem and network restrictions, aimed especially at AI agents and MCP servers. It is actively maintained, but remains a beta research preview with platform-specific setup and limitations.
plur: Share Persistent Memory Across AI Agents
PLUR gives AI agents a shared, local-first memory store of readable YAML files. It suits developers who want corrections and project conventions to carry across sessions and tools without relying on a hosted memory service.
Codeoid: Coordinate AI Coding Agents Across Sessions
Codeoid runs multiple AI coding-agent sessions through one daemon, with shared memory and terminal, web, and Telegram clients. It suits developers coordinating long-running or parallel work who want session continuity across several agent backends.
openharness: Manage Coding Agents Across Machines
A desktop command center for running coding agents in tmux across local and remote machines. OpenHarness combines terminal sessions, encrypted connections, worktrees and optional craft-specific harnesses for work beyond software.
tramAI: Govern AI Workflows on the JVM
TramAI is a Kotlin-first JVM runtime for typed AI workflows with configurable policy, provider routing, tool controls, approvals, and execution evidence. It suits teams that need governance around model use, not just a way to call an LLM.
Leaderboard
Popular this week
The projects people found most through search, social and other sites over the last 7 days. Arrows show the move since last week.
Discover something different
A rotating sample from deeper in the archive.
gum: Build Interactive, Polished Shell Scripts
Gum adds ready-to-use interactive prompts and styled output to shell scripts without requiring Go code. It suits developers who want friendlier command-line workflows, provided their scripts can rely on a terminal UI.
text-to-cad: Give AI Agents CAD and Fabrication Workflows
text-to-cad provides agent skills for creating and working with CAD, drawings, robot descriptions, and fabrication files. It suits engineering and robotics workflows where an agent needs to produce or inspect practical design artifacts.
headlessui: Build Accessible, Unstyled UI Components
Headless UI provides unstyled, accessible components for React and Vue, designed to work with Tailwind CSS. It suits teams that want interaction and accessibility behavior without adopting a predesigned visual style.
Stay Updated
Get notified about new repositories and updates. Join our community of developers!