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CyberArsenal is a forum focused on computer and network security and reverse engineering. Content requires signing up to view and participate. The site states there is no payment, credits system, or reply-to-reveal. Sections include general discussion, requests for installer or setup files, requests related to security or reversing, and red team tools and techniques.
OmniRoute by Cheaper Inference is an open-source AI router that routes requests across providers through one OpenAI-compatible endpoint, with automatic fallback. It accepts OpenAI, Claude, Gemini and Responses API requests at /v1 and ships as a self-hosted gateway with a local dashboard. The catalog covers chat, media, search, local runtimes and cloud agents.
SemanticDiff for GitHub is a web tool that lets users review GitHub commits and pull requests using a language aware diff. Users log in via GitHub. The site links example pull requests from axios, DevToys and Apache Drill.
The stacking workflow describes stacked pull requests, stacked diffs and stacked changes as an alternative workflow for managing pull requests. The site argues that code review takes a long time and slows developers down, and that stacking parallelizes development and code review so work can build on changes not yet merged. It notes that stacking manually is hard.
Webhook.site generates free, unique URLs and email addresses and displays incoming HTTP requests and emails instantly. It includes a visual workflow editor and scripts for automating requests. It is intended for building software and automations that communicate via webhook or email.
Yaak is a local-first API client that stores requests on the user's machine and can sync workspaces to the filesystem for use with Git. It supports REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, gRPC and SSE requests, and includes an CLI and an MCP server plugin for working with AI agents, without built-in AI. A desktop app is available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
BrickHub is described as the official registry for publishing, discovering and consuming reusable brick templates. It states that users can discover, publish and install reusable templates called bricks. The page also offers access requests and documentation.
CodSpeed provides continuous performance testing for CI. It runs benchmarks in the CI pipeline, reports regressions in pull requests, and offers autonomous performance optimization. A documentation quickstart describes connecting a repository and setting up benchmarks, either through an automated wizard or manual configuration, including plugins for languages such as Python and C++.
GitHub CLI is a command-line tool that brings GitHub workflow functions to the terminal, including commands for issues, pull requests, releases and repositories. The page lists sample commands and describes it as scriptable, customizable and enterprise-ready, positioned as an alternative to context switching.
9Router is an OpenAI-compatible routing gateway between command-line and IDE tools and AI providers. It offers smart 3-tier fallback, sending requests to subscription, cheap or free models in turn, and includes format translation and live quota tracking.
A GitHub repository listing secrets, passwords, API keys and tokens commonly stored in system environment variables. It notes that attackers can read environment variable values through exploits such as CVE-2021-44228 JNDI log4j and suggests practices to avoid leaks, including blocking requests containing system environment variables and storing paths to config files instead of clean values.
Curated list of free and open-source MySQL software, libraries, tools and resources. The README organizes entries into categories such as Analysis, Backup, Benchmarking, Binlog Replication, Connectors, GUI and Replication, and the list accepts and encourages pull requests.
Mirror repository for Baserow, an online database listed with no-code tags. The project information states that Baserow has been migrated to GitHub and that issues, pull requests, code and other activity are available there.
Beeceptor is a tool for testing, mocking and intercepting HTTP requests. It builds mock REST, SOAP, GraphQL and gRPC servers, supports OpenAPI import, proxying and recording, delays and timeouts, and CRUD routes. Request history is accessible for ten days.
CatLight is a developer action center that monitors CI/CD pipelines, pull requests and issues, showing their status in a tray icon. It combines action items from multiple sources into a prioritized action list and sends desktop notifications about important events. It integrates with services including Jenkins, Azure DevOps, GitHub, Gitlab, Jira and TeamCity.
DiffsHub is a browser-based viewer for code changes from public GitHub diff and patch URLs. It renders pull requests, comparisons, commits, diffs and patches in a virtualized interface, and can be opened by replacing github.com in a URL with diffshub.com. Optional fine-grained or classic GitHub tokens, stored in localStorage, allow viewing private diffs. Large comparisons may crash mobile browsers.
A tool that generates favicon hashes for Shodan hunting. It retrieves a favicon from a URL or uploaded file and returns JSON with the location, content-type, favicon hash, md5 and sha256. The hash is a MurmurHash3 value computed over a modified base64 encoding, as used by Shodan. Requests run on Cloudflare Workers, with limitations on domains, certificates and ports.
Graphite is a code review platform for teams on GitHub. It offers AI code review through Graphite Chat, stacked pull requests, a pull request inbox, a merge queue, and developer metrics. A CLI and VS Code extension support creating and managing stacks. The first 30 days are free.
Imgbot is a GitHub app that optimizes images. After installation, it opens pull requests compressing the images it finds in a repository and watches for new images. It is always free for open source projects.
Posting is an open-source API client that runs in the terminal. It supports building HTTP, GraphQL, and gRPC requests, inspecting responses, and keeping collections in Git alongside code. It is installable via Homebrew with a beta formula.
A cookbook of curl command recipes, created by Browserling, covering common tasks such as making POST and GET requests, adding POST data, constructing query strings, and setting HTTP headers. It also lists arguments for cookies, redirects, authentication, proxies, and saving responses to files.
Sevalla offers static site hosting that deploys sites from Git without building pipelines. Every commit triggers a build, deploys to a consistent environment and pushes the site to a global edge network. Pull requests create automatic preview environments. The service supports GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket, and detects frameworks and static site generators automatically.
A collection of useful online web development tools, published at tiny-helpers.dev. Contributions are closed and pull requests are disabled, after the project was flooded with low-effort, AI-generated submissions. The project is licensed under MIT and uses Vercel's routing configuration.
