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Artfol is an art portfolio and social network for artists, offering portfolios, community challenges, discovery, profile customization and algorithm control. It also includes studio tools for pixel sprites, payment cards for receiving support or commission payments, and a marketplace for shops and commission requests.
A guide on ripping audio from Spotify podcasts. It describes opening DevTools' Network tab, filtering media requests, playing the podcast, and downloading the resulting .mp3 file. The guide credits Stryker and is hosted on Rentry.
Drop-in AsyncOpenAI replacement that transparently batches requests via the Batch API for cheaper LLM inference.
AutoPR was a GitHub Action that autonomously generated pull requests in response to issues, triggered by adding a label containing AutoPR. It planned a fix, wrote code, pushed a branch and opened a pull request. The alpha-release action had limitations including incorrect references to code in other files, duplicated lines and calls to functions that don't exist, and worked only on GitHub. The repository was archived by the owner on Mar 5, 2026 and is now read-only.
A curated GitHub list of top AI models and large language models, organized into AI model hosting platforms and top LLMs sections. It includes hosting platforms such as Hugging Face and GitHub Models, and lists models from providers including Meta, Google, Mistral AI and DeepSeek. Contributions are made through pull requests.
A curated list of browser extensions for GitHub, organized by categories such as code, pull requests, notifications and themes, and browsable by browser. It includes entries such as Octotree for reading source without downloading repositories and Refined GitHub for simplifying the interface.
Awesome Detection Transformer is a GitHub-hosted public collection of research papers focused on transformer-based approaches for computer vision detection and segmentation. The repository organizes papers by research field, and invites community contributions of overlooked papers or resources via issues or pull requests. It also references related toolboxes for transformer-based object detection work.
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.
Berrry is a platform that enables users to create tiny, self-contained web applications using artificial intelligence. It operates as an app store where AI acts as the developer. Users can post requests to the r/BerrryComputer subreddit to initiate builds, and the service includes advanced editing, version control, and professional export features. It hosts over 6,000 live apps available for remix, and users can describe their own app idea to generate a working version in approximately 3.9 minutes on average, with no signup required.
BioLINCC is a clinical specimen database operated by the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. It allows users to search for study datasets and biospecimens, including open specimen collections, and to submit requests for them. Accounts are required to request resources, and users must verify their identity through Login.gov or ID.me depending on location.
BlackVault is an open-source API key firewall for AI agents. It acts as a proxy gateway with per-token rate limits, budget caps, model restrictions, and an instant kill switch, so agents never see the real API key. An OpenAI-compatible gateway auto-routes requests to providers based on model name.
Boolean Strings is a resource that lists 40 custom Google Programmable Search Engines, most of which are currently working, for discovery and sourcing purposes. The collection includes tools for finding hidden profiles, resumes, documents, and diversity-focused talent. The project also accepts requests for new custom search engines and has a related guide to programmable search engines scheduled for release.
BotsArchive is a Telegram channel that lists bots. Its description provides links to a companion bot, @BotsArchiveBot, a website at botsarchive.com, and a group chat, @BotsArchiveChat. It states that it has existed since 01/01/2019 and gives an email address for intellectual property removal requests.
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.
broadn is an AI tool designed for manufacturing sales operations. It automates quoting and order processing from inbound emails to enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, converting unstructured requests for quotes and sales orders into clean outputs including quotes sent to CRM and orders sent to ERP. It offers features such as instant quoting, rule-based discounts, product configuration, and margin control, and has launched Agent Herbie for operation in secure or air-gapped offline environments.
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.
CensorBib is an archive of selected academic research papers on Internet censorship. It aggregates peer-reviewed work on the topic, accepts community pull requests to add missing papers, and many listed papers are used in associated community reading groups.
A Spotify webtools site offering tools to create collages of a user's most listened to songs or artists, sortable by playcount, color or brightness. Another tool builds a collage of top songs or albums resembling an uploaded picture. The page also hosts a shoutbox for feature requests and bug reports.
cliget is a Firefox addon that generates curl, wget or aria2 commands for downloading login-protected files from the command line. The generated commands emulate browser requests by sending the same cookies, user agent string and referrer. It is intended for downloading email attachments, purchased software or media, and source code from private repositories to a remote server without downloading files locally first.
GDEX is NSF NCAR's platform for discovering, sharing, preserving, and analyzing Earth system science data. It provides a dataset search interface, a data deposit request process, and specialized AI-ready and Zarr format datasets. Web services include an API, a Python client, OAI-PMH metadata harvesting, and CSW metadata exposure. Registered users can run a client utility to submit subset requests on select gridded datasets and download completed outputs.
Cloaked's data removal feature finds where personal information is exposed on data broker and people-search sites and sends opt-out and removal requests on the user's behalf. It continuously monitors and re-removes data that brokers re-list over time. The page states the feature is included in every Cloaked plan.
