Open Source TypeScript Projects
Discover 365 open source TypeScript repositories from GitHub, each with an analysis of what it does, key features, use cases and alternatives. TypeScript projects here are most often combined with Developer Tools, AI Agents and Self Hosted. Last updated October 4, 2026.
365 repositories · updated October 4, 2026
bg-remove: Remove Image Backgrounds in Your Browser
bg-remove is a browser-based image background remover that runs machine-learning models locally with Transformers.js. It suits people who want to edit images without uploading them to a server, with optional WebGPU acceleration where supported.
synara: Manage Coding Agents in a Desktop Workspace
Synara is a local-first desktop workspace for coordinating coding-agent sessions with project files, terminals, previews, and Git review. It suits developers who want to run locally installed agent providers and keep execution and review in one place.
Understand-Anything: Explore Code Through Knowledge Graphs
Understand-Anything analyzes codebases, documentation, and knowledge bases, then presents their structure and relationships as interactive graphs. It is designed for developers and teams who want faster onboarding, code exploration, and change-impact analysis through AI coding platforms.
cabinet: Build a Self-Hosted AI Knowledge Base
Cabinet combines a local, Markdown-based knowledge base with AI agents, scheduled jobs, and team workflows. It is aimed at people who want persistent AI context and automation while keeping their files on disk and under their control.
warpchart: Track GitHub Repository Growth and Rankings
Warpchart turns GitHub star data into live growth telemetry, showing repository rankings, velocity, neighbors, and milestones. It suits maintainers who want a hosted dashboard, embeddable charts, or a self-hosted tracker for a repository.
openclaw: Run a Personal AI Assistant Across Your Devices
OpenClaw runs an AI assistant on your own hardware and connects it to messaging channels and companion apps. It suits people who want a customizable assistant across devices, with local control over its state and configuration.
bklit: Track Website Analytics in a Self-Hosted Dashboard
Bklit is a TypeScript analytics platform for tracking website events, sessions, and conversion funnels. It has been discontinued and is no longer maintained, so it is mainly relevant to existing users or readers evaluating its architecture.
for-legacy-web: Use Stoat’s Legacy Web Client
for-legacy-web is the legacy web client for Stoat, formerly known as Revite for Revolt. It is aimed at users who need the existing browser client and maintainers making small fixes or keeping older deployments running.
element-web: Access Matrix Chats in a Web Client
Element Web is a browser-based Matrix client for messaging and collaboration, built with the Matrix JS SDK. Use the hosted app or deploy an instance of your own; the repository also includes an Electron desktop app.
compound-engineering-plugin: Guide AI Agents Through Engineering Work
Compound Engineering provides reusable skills for AI coding agents, guiding work from brainstorming and planning through implementation, review, and captured learnings. It supports multiple agent hosts, including Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex.
feynman: Research Papers with an AI Agent
Feynman is a TypeScript CLI agent for investigating research topics, reviewing papers, and comparing sources. It suits researchers and developers who want structured, citation-aware literature work and can configure a model provider.
GitNexus: Map Codebases for AI-Assisted Analysis
GitNexus indexes a codebase as a knowledge graph and exposes its relationships through CLI and MCP tools. It helps developers and AI coding agents trace dependencies, understand execution flows, and assess change impact.