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tus-php is a pure PHP server and client library for the tus resumable upload protocol v1.0.0. It lets uploads continue from where they stopped after an interruption, whether the user paused or a network issue occurred. It offers integrations for Laravel, Lumen, Symfony, CakePHP and WordPress, and is installed via Composer.
Set of custom utility scripts and dotfiles made for working mainly with Linux systems, written mostly in bash. Scripts cover backing up files to Mega.nz and MySQL databases via mysqldump, setting up a TeamSpeak 3 server on Debian-based distros, merging PDF files, and configuring Prometheus. The repository also includes dotfiles for Linux and cloud utility scripts.
ADB101 is a setup guide for Android Debug Bridge (adb), a command-line tool for communicating with a device. The guide covers setting up adb on Windows, Android and Android TV, including USB and wireless debugging, storage backup and restore, installing APK files, and uninstalling and reinstalling OEM apps. It also describes adb's client, daemon and server components.
Aidoku is an open source manga reader for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. It supports importing local files, connecting to a media server, and browsing content from external sources, with global and source-specific settings. Installation is available through TestFlight, an AltStore source, or sideloading. External sources are unofficial and not affiliated with Aidoku.
AniLight is a premium anime discovery platform. It allows users to browse trending, seasonal, top-rated anime and popular anime films, access recently added content, explore community-created playlists, view upcoming releases, and search for titles via an alphabetical list. The site notes that it does not host any files on its own servers, with all content provided by unaffiliated third parties, and includes links to its privacy policy, terms and conditions, and DMCA policy.
Aspia is a free open source application for real-time desktop remote control and file transfer. It supports NAT traversal, system information, audio and chat, and users can create their own NAT traversal infrastructure using Router and Relay servers with connection by ID or use direct connections. All transmitted data is encrypted.
Astro is a JavaScript web framework for building content-driven websites. It renders components on the server and sends HTML to the browser, and it works with content from the file system, external APIs, or a CMS. It includes content collections, view transitions, optimized images, middleware, and deployment adapters.
BlueMap is a Minecraft mapping tool that reads world files and generates 3D models of the world surface, displayed in a browser web viewer. It is available as a Spigot/Paper or Sponge plugin, a Fabric or Forge mod, or a standalone command-line tool. When installed as a plugin or mod, it renders asynchronously to the server thread.
Bolt.new is an AI-powered web development agent for prompting, running, editing, and deploying full-stack applications from the browser without local setup. It uses StackBlitz WebContainers to run npm tools, Node.js servers, and third-party APIs, giving AI models control over the filesystem, terminal, and package manager.
CinebyTV is a free streaming service that lets users watch full HD movies, TV series, and 2026 live sports without logging in or seeing ads. The site does not store any media files on its servers, only linking to content hosted on third-party platforms including YouTube, Dailymotion, Ok.ru, and Vidsrc.
cliamp is a terminal-based music player that plays local files, podcasts, streaming services, media servers and internet radio through one playlist interface. It includes a 10-band equalizer, visualizers, synced lyrics and Lua plugins. It runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.
Cliamp is a terminal music player inspired by Winamp. It plays local files, streams, podcasts, and content from sources including YouTube, SoundCloud, Spotify, Navidrome, Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby, and offers a spectrum visualizer, parametric EQ, and playlists. A native Android client covers radio, podcasts, and the same servers.
Cog is an open-source tool that packages machine learning models in standard, production-ready containers. Users define the environment in a configuration file, and it generates a Docker image with Nvidia base images and dependency caching. Model inputs and outputs are defined in Python, from which Cog generates an OpenAPI schema and an HTTP inference server. Models can be deployed to own infrastructure or Replicate.
Wget Wizard is a web form that helps users build Wget command lines through a user interface covering popular options. It does not download files itself; it suggests a command to run with Wget on a computer or server. The page notes advanced options are omitted.
CompressImage is a browser-based tool for compressing JPEG, PNG, GIF and WebP images. The site states that compression runs offline in the browser and that images are not uploaded to a server. It offers settings for quality, maximum width or height, conversion to WebP, metadata stripping and IDs removal. Files can be downloaded individually or together as a ZIP.
Conversations is an open source XMPP/Jabber client for Android. It offers end-to-end encryption with OMEMO or OpenPGP, file and image sharing, encrypted audio and video calls, private group chats and public conferences, multiple accounts and location sharing, with a Material Design 3 interface. Some features require server support.
Crafty Controller is a free and open-source cross platform Minecraft server control platform managed from a web browser. The self-hosted web server is accessible to devices on the local network by default and can be port forwarded for external access. It allows creating and running servers, managing players, running commands, changing settings, editing files and making backups.
DaddyLiveHD is a streaming site for live sports, listing categories such as soccer, cricket, NBA, NFL, tennis, Formula 1, MotoGP, MLB, boxing and UFC. The site states that it does not host or store files on its own servers and that content is provided through embedded links from third-party sources.
DeepDetect is a deep learning runtime, command-line tool and REST server for training and inference. It provides Python wheel variants for CPU and GPU environments and a command-line interface with profiles such as object detection and semantic segmentation. YAML configuration files make runs repeatable. It handles images, text, tabular data, time series, object-detection boxes and segmentation masks through a single API surface.
DMS is a UPnP DLNA Digital Media Server that runs from the terminal and serves content from the filesystem from the working directory or a given path. It advertises and serves raw files and alternate transcoded streams such as mpeg2 PAL-DVD and WebM, and provides thumbnails where possible. External tools ffprobe, ffmpeg and ffmpegthumbnailer are used when available.
Docker Mailserver is a self-hosted mail server provided as a Docker image, supporting SMTP, IMAP, LDAP, anti-spam, and anti-virus. It uses configuration files instead of an SQL database and includes a setup.sh script for configuration and administration.
Documentation for Hermes Agent, a self-improving AI agent built by Nous Research. It describes a learning loop that creates skills from experience, improves them during use and remembers across sessions. The docs cover installation, context files, the memory and skills systems, voice mode, and connecting external tool servers via MCP.
This is the documentation for Ellipsis, a platform that enables running internal agents in the cloud via Claude Code or Codex, with support for custom tools, secrets, and MCP servers. Users define agents as YAML configuration files in their repositories, and Ellipsis executes the agents to build features, fix bugs, and investigate production issues. The platform also includes integrations with GitHub, Slack, Linear, and Sentry, plus support for sessions, environments, secrets, permissions, and usage budgets.
A free, open-source DOCX editor that runs entirely in the browser. It opens, edits and saves .docx files with formatting, tracked changes, comments, tables and images, without sign-up or server upload. React and Vue versions are also mentioned.
