By role
Pick what you do and see the open-source AI projects worth your time, with what each one does for you.
- Frontend developers People who build web interfaces with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React and similar.27 repos
- Backend developers People who build APIs, services, databases and server-side systems.58 repos
- Full-stack developers People who build whole web apps, front to back.65 repos
- Mobile developers People who build iOS and Android apps.10 repos
- DevOps and platform engineers People who run infrastructure, CI/CD, containers, cloud and observability, including MLOps.27 repos
- Security engineers People who secure systems, do pentesting, DevSecOps and AI red teaming.14 repos
- Data analysts People who query, analyse and report on data with SQL, spreadsheets and BI tools.6 repos
- Data engineers People who build data pipelines, ETL, warehouses and document processing.10 repos
- AI engineers People who build products on LLMs: agents, RAG, prompts, evals, inference serving.180 repos
- ML engineers and data scientists People who train, fine-tune and evaluate models and study how they work.33 repos
- Product managers People who decide what to build, research users and ship products, often without writing much code.24 repos
- Designers People who design products, UI, UX and visual content.14 repos
- Technical writers and DevRel People who write docs, tutorials and developer content, and run developer communities.14 repos
- Game developers People who build games, game tools and interactive 3D.4 repos
- Creators and marketers People who make videos, podcasts, posts and campaigns, and run marketing, often without coding.42 repos
- Students and beginners People learning to code or learning AI, who want approachable, well-explained projects.37 repos