OpenMontage
turn your AI coding assistant into a video studio
OpenMontage turns your AI coding assistant into a video studio: 12 pipelines, a storyboard approval gate with per-asset cost, free without any API key.
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OpenMontage turns your AI coding assistant into a video studio: 12 pipelines, a storyboard approval gate with per-asset cost, free without any API key.
a self-hosted personal notes system
Xnote is a self-hosted note system in Python: notes, a file manager and everyday tools in one web app. GPL-3.0, on your own machine, updated since 2016.
temporal knowledge graphs for AI agents
Graphiti is Zep's open-source temporal knowledge graph: facts carry validity windows and auto-invalidate, so agents recall by meaning, relation and time.
an open-source agent that publishes to 14 platforms
AiToEarn is an open-source AI agent that publishes your content to 14 platforms, auto-replies to comments, and settles brand deals — via web, MCP, or Docker.
self-hosted database backups with verified restores
Databasus is a self-hosted database backup manager: physical, incremental and point-in-time backups for PostgreSQL, each one verified by a real restore.
phone-harness lets Claude Code or Codex control a real iPhone or Android — no jailbreak, nothing on the phone; iPhone rides Mac mirroring, Android runs on adb.
every coding agent's model, from one menu bar
magpie is a free menu bar app that switches any coding agent's model from one panel: a local gateway unifies APIs, and Claude or ChatGPT logins are shared.
one interface for Claude Code, Codex and the rest
One interface for Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, OpenCode and Pi — agents run on your machine, and you steer them from desktop or phone. Apache-2.0, no telemetry.
compile TypeScript to native executables
Vercel Labs’ experimental scriptc compiles TS/JS into standalone native executables and WASI modules with no Node runtime, for shipping CLIs and small services.
turn long videos into post-ready clips, locally
AutoClip is an open-source video clipper for long-form material: feed it an interview, podcast, lecture or gaming VOD and it mines the subtitles for an outline, scores segments for highlight-worthiness and cuts clips you approve before anything renders. Unlike cloud clipping services, cutting and rendering stay on your machine with your own model keys — fully offline via Ollama. It ships as a desktop app, a Docker stack and a CLI/MCP pipeline, with export presets for Douyin, Shorts and Bilibili.
one framework to build, evaluate, and deploy AI agents
Google's open-source agent framework: single agents to multi-agent graphs, a built-in debug UI, adk eval testing, one-command deploys to Docker or Cloud Run.
turn any topic into a narrated explainer video
html-explainer is an open-source Agent Skill for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents: give it a topic and it runs research, narration, voiceover, subtitles, frame-by-frame rendering and covers end to end, producing a hard-subtitled MP4. Scenes are written in HTML/CSS/GSAP and rendered with a deterministic seek renderer, so audio and animation stay locked in sync. The default edge-tts voiceover is free and everything runs locally.