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Soketi: A Fast, Pusher-Compatible WebSockets Server for Real-Time Apps
Soketi is a next-generation, open-source WebSockets server designed for real-time applications. It offers Pusher compatibility, making it easy to integrate into existing projects. Built for speed and resilience, Soketi provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for handling thousands of active connections.
Cruise: Intuitive TUI for Container Management with Go and Bubbletea
Cruise is a powerful, intuitive, and fully-featured TUI (Terminal User Interface) for managing containers, built with Go and Bubbletea. It offers a visually rich, keyboard-first experience for managing containers, images, volumes, networks, logs, and more, all from your terminal. This tool simplifies repetitive tasks and enhances your development workflow by providing a centralized, interactive management service.
immich-drop: A Zero-Login Web App for Collecting Photos to Immich
immich-drop is a lightweight web application designed to simplify collecting photos and videos from various sources directly into your Immich server. It provides a secure, zero-login interface for guests to upload media via invite links, ensuring privacy and efficient organization. This tool is ideal for anyone looking to gather media from friends, family, or events without requiring them to have an Immich account.
reubah: A Web-Based Universal File Converter and Image Processor
reubah is an intuitive web-based tool designed for efficient image processing and document conversion. It offers a simple interface to handle a wide array of file formats, providing features like dark mode and batch processing. This versatile application ensures isolated processing and immediate delivery without storing user files.
mkcertWeb: A Secure Web UI for Managing Local Development SSL Certificates
mkcertWeb provides a modern and secure web interface for managing SSL certificates using the mkcert CLI tool. It simplifies the generation, download, and management of locally trusted development certificates, offering enterprise-grade security features and an intuitive user experience. This project is ideal for developers and teams needing efficient certificate handling for various environments.
Cheshire Cat AI Core: An AI Agent Microservice Framework
Cheshire Cat AI Core is an open-source framework designed for building custom AI agents as microservices. It offers an API-first approach, enabling easy integration of conversational layers into applications with WebSocket chat and a customizable REST API. Key features include built-in RAG with Qdrant, extensibility via plugins, function calling, and full Dockerization for straightforward deployment.
Server Tools (st): Streamline Ubuntu Server Management with a Modern CLI
Server Tools (st) is a lightweight, modular CLI designed to simplify the management of headless Ubuntu servers. It offers a comprehensive suite of commands for system updates, package installations, backups, and diagnostics. This tool aims to make server administration effortless and efficient for developers and system administrators.
Sirius: Open-Source Vulnerability Scanner with Real-time Monitoring
Sirius is an open-source, comprehensive vulnerability scanner that integrates community-driven security intelligence and automated penetration testing. Its latest v0.4.0 release introduces robust system monitoring and observability features, enhancing its capabilities. The platform offers a user-friendly interface and a quick Docker-based setup, making it accessible for security professionals.
Scrutiny: Hard Drive S.M.A.R.T Monitoring and Failure Prediction
Scrutiny is an open-source hard drive health dashboard and monitoring solution. It integrates with smartd to provide S.M.A.R.T monitoring, historical trends, and real-world failure thresholds. This tool helps users detect and replace failing hard drives proactively, preventing data loss.
docker-drawio: Secure, Dockerized draw.io for Diagramming
docker-drawio provides a secure, Dockerized implementation of the popular draw.io diagramming software. It offers various deployments, including a standalone server, an export server, and integrations with platforms like Nextcloud. This project ensures you always run draw.io on the most secure base image available.
Panora: Exploring an Open-Source Integration Engine
Panora was an ambitious open-source project designed to be the integration engine powering a unified API platform. While the open-source product has been sunset, its repository offers a valuable look into a robust, self-hosted solution for connecting various services and CRMs, built with modern web technologies.
Tabby Web: An SSH, Telnet, and Serial Client in Your Browser
Tabby Web transforms the powerful Tabby Terminal into a web application, offering SSH, Telnet, and Serial client capabilities directly in your browser. It also provides a configuration sync service for the Tabby app, making it a versatile tool for remote access and management.