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THE FIRST COLLECTIONRefine Core is an open-source React meta-framework for building CRUD-heavy enterprise apps like admin panels, dashboards and internal tools. It offers a headless architecture with hooks and components for auth, access control, routing, networking, state management and i18n, plus connectors for 15+ backend services.
LogSquirl is a fast, open-source log explorer for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Search multi-gigabyte files, follow live logs, and chart patterns. Built with Qt6/C++, it's a fork of klogg and glogg.
Workhub is a Windows desktop app for AI-driven development, integrating a Kanban task board with an Obsidian Markdown vault. It enables seamless collaboration between humans and AI agents (Claude Code/OpenCode) by sharing the same file-based source of truth, alongside tools for repo management, planning, voice dictation, and screen annotation.
A Go CLI for isolating and managing multiple Google Antigravity accounts via dynamic $HOME sandboxing, with real-time quota tracking and Herdr multi-agent integration.
stepstone keeps a repository's roadmap inside the repository: dependency-aware Project Goals committed alongside the code and driven by any coding agent or human through one CLI, with next, ready and waves answers, an optional terminal board, an Agent Skill, and a Pi extension.
Files is a modern, community-driven file manager for Windows designed to help users organize files and folders with an intuitive interface.
manygit is a terminal UI for managing multiple git repositories at once. It scans a folder tree, shows each repo's branch and status (ahead/behind/dirty), and lets you fetch, pull, push, checkout branches, view commit graphs, run scripts, and browse GitHub PRs—all from one screen. No config file needed; it discovers repos automatically.
Harper is an offline, privacy-first English grammar checker built in Rust. It lints documents in milliseconds with a tiny memory footprint, unlike cloud-based or resource-heavy alternatives.
Zeal is an offline documentation browser that keeps API references from many libraries searchable on your own machine without an internet connection. It is inspired by Dash and reads the same docset format.
Provides an MCP server that fetches and analyzes Kotlin/Java library sources from Maven/Gradle, exposing API signatures, KDoc, source code, dependencies, and version listings via a set of tools for AI assistants and IDEs.
A fully offline, deterministic MCP server that gives AI agents local tools for exact math, date and timezone handling, unit and base conversion, subnet math, text distance and token counting — no network calls, telemetry or API keys.
Bundle is a privacy-first web toolkit providing PDF, image, developer, and text tools that run entirely in the browser without server uploads.
A Claude Code plugin that equips a solo developer with an AI agile team: 13 specialist agents, 30 slash commands, QA-gated multi-agent code review, sprint ceremonies and persistent project memory.
Unofficial WWDC macOS app for watching Apple developer conference videos live or on-demand, with bookmarks, transcripts, iCloud sync, and clip sharing.
Yazi is a high-performance terminal file manager written in Rust, utilizing non-blocking async I/O for efficient file management.
DevToys is a cross-platform developer utility app described as a Swiss Army knife. It bundles 30 default tools for converting, encoding/decoding, formatting, generating, graphics, testing and text tasks, with Smart Detection and extension support.
Parker is a minimal, keyboard-first macOS menu-bar editor for notes, code and Markdown, built on Tauri with React and CodeMirror. It works on a plain folder of files you own, with aggressive auto-save and optional built-in git backup for versioning.
nnn is a lightweight, high-performance terminal file manager designed for efficiency and minimal resource usage across various Unix-like systems.
daily.dev is a free, open-source personalized news feed for developers. It aggregates tech content from 2,000+ sources, offers browser extensions and mobile apps, and includes community features like Squads, discussions, bookmarks, and search.
Hive Desktop is a local macOS app that collects pull requests, issues, notifications, alerts and incoming webhooks into one queue, then filters and routes them through YAML-defined flows that can also trigger coding agents or shell commands.
