Open Source Python Projects
Discover 607 open source Python repositories from GitHub, each with an analysis of what it does, key features, use cases and alternatives. Python projects here are most often combined with Library, Developer Tools and LLM. Last updated October 4, 2026.
607 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
TRELLIS: Generate 3D Assets from Text or Images
TRELLIS is a research model and toolkit for generating 3D assets from text or images. Its structured latent representation can produce meshes, 3D Gaussians, and radiance fields, but local use requires a compatible NVIDIA GPU and a substantial setup.
jieba: Segment Chinese Text in Python
jieba is a Python library for segmenting Chinese text into words, including text that does not use spaces as word boundaries. It offers configurable segmentation modes, custom dictionaries, part-of-speech tagging, and keyword extraction.
magentic-ui: Automate Browser and File Tasks with AI Agents
MagenticLite is an experimental agent for browser and local-file workflows, designed to work with smaller models. It supports human approval and browser sandboxing, and suits people who want supervised automation rather than unattended computer control.
autogen: Build Multi-Agent AI Applications
AutoGen is a Python framework for building AI agents that work independently or alongside people. It supports multi-agent orchestration, model and tool integrations, and prototyping, but is now in maintenance mode.
AudioSep: Separate Sounds from Natural-Language Descriptions
AudioSep is a Python foundation model for separating sounds from audio based on natural-language descriptions. It supports open-domain tasks such as isolating events, instruments, or speech, with inference, fine-tuning, and evaluation workflows.
RedditVideoMakerBot: Generate Videos from Reddit Posts
RedditVideoMakerBot automates the creation of short videos from Reddit content, without manual video editing or asset compiling. It is for creators who want to generate a video file for manual upload to social platforms.
wat: Inspect Python Objects at Runtime
wat is a Python inspection tool for exploring unfamiliar objects in a console or debugger. It displays values, types, attributes, methods, signatures, documentation, and available source code to support debugging and learning.
stable-diffusion-webui: Generate Images with Stable Diffusion
A Gradio-based web interface for generating and editing images with Stable Diffusion. It gives artists and other local users a browser-based workflow for prompts, image-to-image tools, model options, and extensions.
OxyGent: Build Modular Multi-Agent AI Systems
OxyGent is a Python framework for assembling tools, language models, and agents into modular multi-agent systems. It suits developers who need reusable components, configurable agent collaboration, and observable execution paths.
opik-mcp: Connect AI Assistants to Opik
opik-mcp is a Python MCP server that lets AI coding assistants work with an Opik workspace. Use it to inspect traces, record scores, manage prompts, and explore evaluation data through natural-language workflows.
dateutil: Extend Python’s Date and Time Tools
dateutil adds flexible date parsing, recurrence rules, relative date calculations, and timezone support to Python’s standard datetime module. It suits Python developers who need calendar and time handling beyond the built-in features.
SpiffWorkflow: Execute Python and BPMN Workflows
SpiffWorkflow is a Python workflow engine for building and running processes defined in code or BPMN diagrams. It suits teams that need executable business workflows, with support for BPMN and a baseline DMN implementation.