Categories
Every repo sits in one category, by what it is rather than how it is marketed.
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AI agentsAgents that plan, use tools and finish multi-step work on their own.
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Coding agents & dev toolsAgents and tools that write, review and run code alongside you.
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Agent skills & pluginsAdd-ons that teach an existing agent new skills, commands and habits.
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Token & cost savingsWays to spend fewer tokens and less money for the same answers.
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Models & local AIOpen models, and the tools to run them on your own hardware.
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Image, video & audioGenerate, edit and transcribe pictures, video, speech and music.
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Business appsOpen-source apps for running a business, many with AI built in.
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Automation & workflowsWire tools and models together so routine work runs by itself.
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Memory, RAG & dataGive models memory, search your documents and get data into shape.
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Design & UIInterfaces, design systems and tools that make AI output look good.
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Browser & computer useLet models drive a browser or a desktop the way a person would.
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Productivity & personalEveryday tools for notes, research, writing and getting through the day.
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Infrastructure & securityRun, observe and secure AI systems in production.
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Learning & resource listsCourses, guides and curated lists for learning the field.
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OtherUseful projects that do not fit neatly anywhere else.
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