Intro: Weekly GitHub Project Update
Every week, developers release new open-source projects on GitHub, and this is our weekly GitHub project update video covering the best of them. Top trending open-source GitHub projects. This week, you'll discover useful and trending developer tools from self-hosted platforms to AI agent skills. Without wasting time, let's get started.
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Browser Skill: Let Agents Use Your Logged-In Browser
Project number one, Browser Skill. Let agents use your logged-in browser uninterrupted. Browser Skill from 10cent lets AI agents use your logged-in browser without interrupting your work. Any shell-capable agent, Cursor, Claw, Code, Codecs, and more drive it through the BSK CLI plus an extension with no model or framework lock-in. Tasks run in a separate visible agent window so your browser stays free. To touch an open tab, the agent must borrow it and return it. It reuses your login and hands control back for captures. Install it and let agents browse.
Ghidra: NSA's Open-Source Reverse Engineering Framework
Project number two, Ghidra, the NSA's open-source software reverse engineering framework. Ghidra is an open-source software reverse engineering framework created and maintained by the NSA Research Directorate. It's a suite of tools for analyzing compiled code on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Disassembly, assembly, decompilation, graphing, and hundreds of capabilities across a range of processor instruction sets and executable formats. You can drive it interactively or automate it and extend it with your own components in Java or Python. Written in Java, it's built for large team-based analysis. Install it and reverse engineer a binary.
KnowledgeWork Plugins for Claude
Project number three, KnowledgeWork Plugins. Role-specialist plugins for Claude Co-work and Claude Code. KnowledgeWork Plugins is Anthropic's open-source repository of plugins that turn Claude into a specialist for your role. Built for Claude Co-work and Claude Code, it ships 11 plugins for productivity, sales, support, product, marketing, data analysis, operations, finance, legal, and more. Each bundles commands and skills that encode that field's workflows. Every plug-in works from the context you give and gets stronger when you connect tools like Slack, Notion, Jira, and Snowflake over MCP. Install one and specialize Claude.
Project number four, Zupervision: model-agnostic Python toolkit for computer vision. Zupervision is an open-source Python library from Rovflow for building computer vision applications. It's a model-agnostic toolkit centered on a unified detections API with converters for outputs from Ultralytics YOLO, Rovflow inference, Hugging Face transformers, SAM, Detectron2, and vision-language models so you can swap models without rewriting your code. It annotates images and video, tracks objects, counts detections inside zones, and loads, splits, and evaluates datasets with customizable annotators for boxes, masks, and labels. Install it and build a CV pipeline.
Project number five, Evergazi Open Business Management Platform: ERP, CRM, HRM, PM. Evergazi is an open-source business management platform that bundles ERP, CRM, HRM, recruiting, ATS, and project management. It handles work and project tracking, time tracking with screenshots and activity monitoring, invoicing, and team management, so a company runs on one system instead of separate tools. You reach it through a web app or desktop apps for Windows, macOS, and Linux backed by Postgres. Built with Angular and NestJS, it self-hosts on Kubernetes. Deploy it and run your business.
Coder: Self-Hosted Cloud Dev Environments & AI Agents
Project number six, Coder: self-hosted cloud dev environments and AI coding agents. Coder is an open-source self-hosted platform for cloud development environments and AI coding agents. You define workspaces in Terraform as EC2 VMs, Kubernetes pods, or Docker containers connected over a secure WireGuard tunnel with idle workspaces shutting down to save cost. It runs AI agents on your infrastructure, keeping credentials out of workspaces and tying every action to a user, while an AI gateway centralizes governance, cost tracking, and audit logging. It runs on-prem or cloud. Deploy it and provision a workspace.
Superpowers: Skills Framework for Coding Agents
Project number seven, Superpowers: skills framework and dev methodology for coding agents. Superpowers is an open-source skills framework and software development methodology for AI coding agents. Instead of jumping straight into code, it steps back, teases a spec from the conversation, and shows it to you in short, readable chunks for approval before building. It bundles composable skills, brainstorming, test-driven development, four-phase debugging, verification before completion, and subagent-driven review, plus initial instructions that make the agent use them. It installs as a plug-in for Claude Code and Codecs. Install it and give your agent superpowers.
Home Assistant: Local-First Privacy-Focused Automation
Project number eight, Home Assistant Local First: privacy-focused open-source home automation. Home Assistant is open-source home automation that puts local control and privacy first. This is its core, a Python application you run on your own hardware, often a Raspberry Pi or a home server to connect thousands of smart home devices and services across ecosystems like Zigbee, Z-Wave, Matter, and MQTT. Everything runs locally, so your home keeps working without the cloud. And you build automations, dashboards, and voice control. Part of the Open Home Foundation. Install it and automate your home.
LibreChat: Self-Hostable Chat Interface for Multiple AI Providers
Project number nine, LibreChat: self-hostable ChatGPT alternative for any AI provider. LibreChat is an open-source self-hostable ChatGPT alternative with one interface for many AI providers: OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Azure, AWS Bedrock, Grok, Mistral, DeepSeek, OpenRouter, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. So you can switch models mid-conversation. It adds agents, MCP, skills, and subagents. A code interpreter, artifacts, image generation, file search over your documents, web search, and message search. Secure multi-user presets and SSO make it team-ready. Deploy it with Docker and run your own AI chat.
Agent Reach: Give Agents Free Web Access
Project number ten, Bann's Agent Reach. Give your agent free web access across platforms. Agent Reach is an open-source CLI that gives your AI agent eyes to read and search Twitter, Reddit, GitHub, Bilibili, X, video sites, and any web page with no API fees. Each platform has a preferred backend plus fallbacks. So, if one breaks, it switches automatically. It sets up free search and registers a skill so the agent knows which tool to call and your cookies stay local. It works with Claude, Code, Cursor, and OpenClaw. Let your agent browse.
Awesome GPT Image 2: Prompt-as-Code Templates
Project number 11, Awesome GPT Image 2. Prompt-as-code template library and skill for GPT Image 2. Awesome GPT Image 2 is an open-source prompt-as-code library of prompts and templates for OpenAI's GPT Image 2 image model. It reverse engineers 530-plus real examples into 20-plus reusable structured templates each with the full prompt and generation record covering posters, product shots, UI, infographics, brands, characters, and more. The templates are distilled into an agent skill that turns your image intent into a production-ready prompt. Installable via npm and a live gallery lets you browse, filter, and copy prompts. Install it and generate better images.
Diagram Design: Brand-Matched Diagrams for Claude
Project number 12, Diagram Design: editorial brand-match diagrams for Claude Code. Diagram Design is an open-source Claude Code skill that makes editorial quality diagrams as self-contained HTML and SVG. It covers 27 types: architecture, flowchart, sequence, timeline, quadrant, pyramid, and more. Each in three variants with no build step. Point it at your website and it reads your palette and fonts, maps them to semantic tokens, and checks contrast so every diagram matches your brand. Export to PNG or SVG and install it into Claude Code or CodeX. Install it and draw your diagram.
Mundifflin: Local Desktop Office of Coordinating Agents
Project number 13, Mundifflin. Run a local office of coordinating AI agents. Mundifflin is a local-first open-source desktop app that runs an office of AI agents. It takes the models you already pay for: Claude, Code, CodeX, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, and more, and turns them into a self-coordinating team, each with long-term memory, a mailbox, and a desk on a 2D office floor. Your stand-in routes work between them while you watch. Every agent runs as a process in its own terminal. It's an early prototype. Download it and run your office.
MiniMind: Train a Tiny LLM from Scratch
Project number 14, MiniMind. Train a tiny LLM from scratch in hours. MiniMind is an open-source project that trains a tiny language model from scratch — about 64M parameters in two hours on modest hardware, small enough to train and run on a CPU. It ships model code in dense and MoE variants aligned with the Qwin 3 ecosystem plus a tokenizer and every training stage: pre-training, SFT, LoRA, DPO, PPO, RPO, tool use and distillation. Its algorithms are from scratch and it works with Transformers, VLM, and Ollama. Clone it and train your LLM.
Securo: Self-Hosted Privacy-First Personal Finance Manager
Project number 15, Securo: self-hosted privacy-first personal finance manager. Securo is an open-source self-hosted personal finance manager. Built privacy-first, so no company sits between you and your financial data. It runs on your infrastructure and gives you visibility into your accounts and spending. You manage multiple accounts with running balances. Import statements in OFX, QIF, CAMT, and CSV. Autocategorize transactions with a rules engine. And track recurring transactions and budgets. It supports passkeys, TOTP, and OIDC SSO. One command installs it with Docker. Deploy it and own your finances.
Hister: Private Search Engine for Your Web & Files
Project number 16, Hister. A private search engine for your web and files. Hister is your private open-source search engine for the pages you visit and the files you keep. It runs locally and indexes their full contents, not just titles and URLs, so you can find anything again from a web interface, the terminal, or an AI assistant over MCP. A Firefox or Chrome extension indexes pages automatically and it can crawl sites or import history. Queries support filters, phrases, wildcards, and negation with optional semantic search. Install it and search your web.
PigRust: PostgreSQL Reimplemented in Rust
Project number 17, PigRust. Postgres re-implemented from scratch in Rust. PigRust is an open-source reimplementation of Postgres written in Rust. It's wire- and SQL-compatible with Postgres. Passes the full Postgres regression suite of more than 46,000 tests and is disco-compatible so it can boot from an existing Postgres data directory. Every line matches the C implementation's behavior which lets it rearchitect core pieces in Rust: a vectorized JIT-compiled executor, threads instead of processes, and a built-in OOM killer. It's not production-ready yet. Try the browser demo or run it with Docker.
OpenBot: Governed AI Co-Workers with Audit Trails
Project number 18, OpenBot: governed AI co-workers, each with their own computer. OpenBot from Copilot Kit is an open-source platform for AI co-workers that each get their own computer, a browser, files, and tools where every action is checked before it runs and recorded after. Each bot speaks the OpenAGI protocol. So agents built with Langraph, Crew AI, MRA, Google ADK or by hand all plug in and governance rides the protocol, not the framework. A server gateway evaluates policy and writes an audit row before the browser acts. Deploy it and hire co-workers.
Open Compute: Self-Hosted Cloudflare Workers Runtime
Project number 19, Open Compute. Self-hosted Cloudflare Workers platform in one Rust binary. Open Compute is a self-hosted open-source platform that runs the Cloudflare Workers programming model on a machine you own: KV, D1, R2, durable objects, queues, and workflows in one Rust binary. You write module workers with familiar bindings and deploy them with Wrangler. The runtime control plane, scheduler, and every binding live inside a file. Copy it to a host, point it at a directory, and you're serving traffic. No Kubernetes, Redis, or database sidecar. It's pre-1.0. Run it and self-host your workers.
FugleRom: E-Ink Bird Frame for Raspberry Pi
Project number 20, Fugler. E-ink frame showing garden birds as vintage illustrations. Fuglerom is an open-source e-ink bird frame for the Raspberry Pi that shows birds heard in your garden as hand-cut 1800s illustrations. BirdNET Go listens on a microphone and identifies species locally and Fugler matches each to a public-domain drawing, packs them onto a paper page, larger birds toward the center sized by body mass, and redraws when the birds change. It runs on an e-ink panel or a web kiosk with 800 illustrations across 400-plus species. Build it and frame your birds.
Closing: Thanks and See You Next Update
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