Open Source Education Projects
Education uses structured instruction, practice, and feedback to help people build knowledge and skills. Digital learning tools can make lessons more accessible, support self-paced study, explain complex ideas through interactive examples, and help educators organize or deliver learning activities. In technical subjects, they can also provide coding exercises, visualizations, and environments for experimentation.
72 repositories · updated October 15, 2026
antivibe: Learn and Audit Code with Claude Code
AntiVibe is a Claude Code skill that turns files or codebases into learning guides or architectural audits. Use it when you want to understand design choices and trade-offs, rather than rely on a generated code summary.
NewHealth 29/100
education-agent-skills: Evidence-Grounded Skills for Education AI
A library of 165 structured, evidence-grounded skills for education tasks, designed for AI agents and manual use. It supports teachers, school leaders, curriculum designers, and EdTech builders across planning, assessment, learning science, and student study support.
MaintainedHealth 44/100
DeepTutor: Build a Personalized AI Learning Workspace
DeepTutor is a self-hostable AI tutoring workspace for studying with chat, research, quizzes, and personal learning materials. It combines agent tools, memory, and knowledge retrieval for learners who want more than a single-purpose chatbot.
ActiveHealth 67/100
ply: Build Python Lexers and Parsers
PLY is a zero-dependency Python library for building lexers and LALR(1) parsers using lex and yacc conventions. It suits developers implementing language tools or learning compiler construction, but its author says no further maintenance is expected.
ArchivedHealth 28/100
awesome-agentic-ai: Explore Agentic AI Tools and Learning Resources
A curated guide to agentic AI frameworks, tools, papers, and learning materials, with example projects and recommendations for choosing technologies. Useful for developers learning agent systems or evaluating options for a project.
ActiveHealth 41/100
AI-Agents-Projects-Tutorials: Explore Practical AI Agent Examples
A collection of code notebooks and scripts exploring AI agents, multi-agent workflows, memory, planning, tool use, and agentic RAG. Useful for developers and learners who want runnable examples to study or adapt.
ActiveHealth 32/100
Free-OReilly-Books: Browse Free O’Reilly Technology Ebooks
A categorized directory of links to free O’Reilly ebooks covering programming, data, IoT, web operations, security, and business. Useful for readers seeking technical references, but the list has not been maintained recently.
InactiveHealth 17/100
GoBooks: Find Go Books by Topic and Experience Level
GoBooks is a curated directory of Go programming books and learning resources, organized for beginners, experienced developers, and focused topics such as web development and performance. Use it to compare reading options without installing software.
MaintainedHealth 52/100
Mind-Expanding-Books: Browse Curated Book Recommendations
Mind-Expanding-Books is a community-curated reading list organized by subject, from philosophy and science to fiction and business. Use it to discover books and compare listed Goodreads ratings and publication years.
InactiveHealth 37/100
awesome-python-books: Browse Python Books by Topic and Level
A curated directory of Python books organized by skill level and subject. Use it to find learning resources for Python fundamentals, data science, web development, security, and more.
InactiveHealth 26/100
typescript-book: Learn TypeScript Through a Practical Guide
TypeScript Deep Dive is a free online book for learning TypeScript, from introductory concepts to practical development guidance. It is suited to JavaScript developers adopting TypeScript and readers who want a deeper understanding of the language.
InactiveHealth 31/100
Become-A-Full-Stack-Web-Developer: Find Web Development Learning Resources
A curated collection of free resources for learning full-stack web development, with an emphasis on JavaScript, React, and Node.js. It also covers programming fundamentals, practice, open-source contributions, and career preparation.
InactiveHealth 28/100