276kJavaScript+1.0k/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Improve coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, Opencode and Cursor with skills, memory, security and research-first workflows.
Quick start
- Install only from official sources: the GitHub repo, the npm packages ecc-universal and ecc-agentshield, or the plugin slug ecc@ecc
- Use the guided setup or the native Claude Code plugin commands (choose one, don't stack both)
- Follow the README install section for your harness
- Start a coding session with the skills and memory enabled
190kTypeScript+209/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Search, scrape and crawl websites into clean markdown or structured JSON so AI agents and apps can use web data.
Quick start
- Sign up for the hosted service or clone the repo to self-host
- Get an API key and pick an endpoint: Search, Scrape or Interact
- Send a URL and get back markdown, HTML, screenshots or JSON
- Optionally connect Firecrawl to an AI agent or MCP client with a single command
160kJavaScript+1.3k/daypushed 1d ago
Use it for: Make your AI coding agent write less, simpler code by reusing what exists, without cutting validation, security or error handling.
Quick start
- Clone the repo and follow the README install section for your agent (e.g. Claude Code)
- Enable the Ponytail skill or plugin in your coding agent
- Ask your agent to build a feature as usual
- Compare the output size and review the code it produced
159kJavaScript+52/daypushed 6d ago
Use it for: Study for Java and backend interviews with guides covering computer fundamentals, databases, distributed systems, system design, and AI application development.
Quick start
- Read the guide online at javaguide.cn
- Follow the Java backend interview preparation plan in the README
- Use the AI application development interview guide for LLM, Agent, RAG, and MCP topics
142kRust+329/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Manage API providers, MCP, Skills, and Prompts for Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode and other AI coding tools from one desktop app.
Quick start
- Download the app for Windows, macOS, or Linux from the releases page
- Install it and open the Quick Start section of the README
- Add your API providers and switch between them in one click
- Manage MCP, Skills, and Prompts in the app instead of editing config files
125kPython+660/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Turn a codebase, docs, schemas and PDFs into a queryable knowledge graph you can search instead of grepping through files.
Quick start
- Clone the repo and follow the README install section for your AI coding assistant
- Open your project in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Gemini CLI
- Type /graphify to map the project into a knowledge graph
- Query the graph, trace paths between things, or explain a concept
111kGo+588/daypushed 1d ago
Use it for: Cut token usage of coding agents by making them respond tersely, using a skill and a proxy while keeping code exact.
Quick start
- Clone the repo and follow the README Install section
- Choose the skill or the proxy depending on your needs
- Use commands like /caveman in your coding agent
- Compare token usage and answers against normal output
88.6kTypeScript+428/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Run multiple coding agents like Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode in parallel git worktrees and manage them in one app.
Quick start
- Download Orca for desktop, or the iOS/Android mobile companion
- Connect your own coding agent subscription
- Open a project and fan a prompt across agents in separate worktrees
- Compare results, review diffs, and merge the best one
86.5kPython+119/daypushed 1d ago
Use it for: Scrape websites with Python, from a single request to full crawls, with anti-bot bypass and selectors that adapt when pages change.
Quick start
- Install Scrapling by following the README install section
- Import a fetcher such as StealthyFetcher from scrapling.fetchers
- Fetch a page and select elements with p.css(...), using adaptive=True to survive site changes
- Scale up to full crawls with the spiders framework
82.8kRust+318/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Cut the token cost of AI coding agents by compressing the output of common command-line commands before it reaches the model.
Quick start
- Install with `brew install rtk` (or use the winget, curl or cargo options)
- On Linux/macOS, add ~/.local/bin to your PATH if needed
- Follow the README to set up the hook for your AI coding agent
- Run your agent as usual and let rtk filter command output
81.2kJavaScript+457/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Have your coding agent turn an idea, plan, or codebase into an interactive diagram you can explore and share.
Quick start
- Install the skill with: npx skills add tt-a1i/archify -g
- Ask your agent to use Archify to diagram your idea or repository
- Refine the result with follow-up requests, such as adding authentication or switching to the light theme
80.9kGo+17/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Monitor servers and infrastructure in real time with per-second metrics, anomaly detection and alerting, with little setup.
Quick start
- Open the Getting Started section of the README
- Install Netdata on a Linux, macOS, FreeBSD or Windows system
- Open the dashboard to view per-second metrics
- Set up alerts and explore the docs for more options
74.8kPython+272/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Cut the tokens your coding agents and LLM apps use by compressing tool outputs, logs, files and RAG chunks locally.
Quick start
- Follow the Install section of the README
- Run `headroom proxy --port 8787` to start the proxy with no code changes
- Or wrap an agent with `headroom wrap claude`
- Undo the wrap with `headroom unwrap`
29.8kHTML+30/daypushed 2d ago
Use it for: Browse a curated hub of generative AI courses, research updates, interview prep and notebooks, organized by learning path.
Quick start
- Open the repo README on GitHub
- Pick a journey: Use AI, Build AI, Understand AI, or Interview Prep
- Choose your level (101, 201, or 301) from the grid
- Follow the linked courses, notebooks and resources
11.4kTypeScript+93/daypushed 1d ago
Use it for: Design loops that discover work, hand it to AI coding agents, verify results and keep state, using patterns and CLI tools.
Quick start
- Run: npx @cobusgreyling/loop init . --pattern daily-triage --tool claude
- Run: npx @cobusgreyling/loop doctor .
- Start in report-only mode for the first week
- Read the Quickstart and pattern docs to pick other loops, such as PR Babysitter
944Shell+2/daypushed 4d ago
Use it for: Install a self-hosted AI stack (n8n, Ollama, Open WebUI, Dify, Supabase and more) on your own server with one command.
Quick start
- Get a VPS running Ubuntu 24.04 LTS with a domain and a wildcard DNS record pointing to its IP
- Run: git clone https://github.com/kossakovsky/selfhost-ai && cd selfhost-ai && sudo bash ./scripts/install.sh
- Pick the services you want in the interactive wizard
- Open your services through the automatic HTTPS addresses set up by Caddy
804Swift+0/daypushed 0d ago
Use it for: Add testing, debugging, capture, accessibility and automation tools to the iOS Simulator, including a CLI and agent skill for AI-driven app testing.
Quick start
- Install RocketSim on your Mac alongside Xcode's iOS Simulator
- Use its tools to inspect, debug and capture simulator behavior
- Install the separate RocketSim-Agent-Skill repo if you want AI agents to drive the Simulator
- Follow that repo's installation instructions to set up the skill
