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Kilo is an open source AI coding agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI, desktop and cloud. It offers access to 500+ models at zero markup, bring-your-own keys, or local models for privacy. Kilo Gateway provides a unified API to access AI models through a single endpoint.
Kismet is a sniffer, WIDS, and wardriving tool for Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, RF, and more, running on Linux and macOS. It provides distributed capture over TCP sockets or websockets, a unified kismetdb logfile based on sqlite3, and a REST-like API for its embedded webserver.
AI coding assistant offering line-of-code completions and documentation.
KNIME Analytics Platform is free and open source data analytics software with a visual workflow builder for creating data science solutions. The page lists access, blending and transformation of data from any source, visualization and analysis, and saving, sharing and reuse of workflows. It also describes integrating scripting in Python, R and JavaScript and deploying solutions in the enterprise.
Knockoff is brand protection software for Shopify stores that searches the open web for stolen product photos, copycat storefronts and trademark filings. It builds cases with archived proof and files takedowns as the merchant's authorized agent after a single Letter of Authorization. It offers one plan at $799 a month.
Koha is a free and open source library management system. Its community, sponsored by libraries, volunteers and support companies, develops and releases the software. Documentation includes a Koha manual covering installation and use, developer documentation, and installation instructions via Debian packages on Debian or Ubuntu.
Kombai is an AI design engineer that designs websites and product UIs and ships production-ready frontend code. It offers a browser tool for editing rendered UI and sending browser context to prompts, reuse of components, tokens and hooks from repos, npm and Storybook, and a choice of 50+ models.
Route planner, navigation app, tour directory and social network for outdoor activities.
KONECT is the Koblenz Network Collection, a network science project that collects network datasets, analyses them, and publishes the analyses online. It holds 1,326 network datasets in 24 categories, with computed graph statistics and generated plots. Its source code, including an Octave network analysis toolbox and an extraction library, is available as free software under GPL version 3.
KoNLPy (pronounced "ko en el PIE") is a Python package for natural language processing of the Korean language. It is open source software released under GPL v3 or above, and users are asked to acknowledge its use with a citation.
Konversation is a user-friendly Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client providing access to standard IRC networks such as Libera. It supports platforms including Linux, Windows and FreeBSD, offers a graphical interface, and allows sending and receiving files through DCC support. It is highly configurable and includes features such as command aliases, embedded terminal and multiple identities.
Security journalism site covering cybercrime, breaches, fraud, malware, and online threats.
KushoAI is AI-native infrastructure for software maintenance, with autonomous agents integrated into customer CI/CD pipelines to handle continuous testing, healing, and monitoring. It automatically generates test suites from OpenAPI specifications or Postman collections to catch breaking API changes before production.
Laigter is a tool for generating normal maps for 2D textures, designed for sprites in 2D games. It also supports specular, parallax and ambient occlusion map generation. It is available for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Langfuse is an open source platform for tracing, evaluating and improving AI agents. It connects tracing, monitoring, datasets, experiments and evaluation in one continuous loop, capturing every LLM call, tool invocation and retrieval step. The platform includes prompt management, a playground, experiments and human annotation, and works with any language or framework supporting OpenTelemetry instrumentation.
LanguageMap is an interactive world language map that shows where each language is spoken and how languages are related. It includes a daily guessing game and indicates that 877 of the 8,238 languages listed by Glottolog are on the map so far.
Languish helps developers write, search, review, test, or manage code and projects.
Lantern is a nonprofit VPN built by Brave New Software Project that bypasses censorship. Smart Routing sends blocked and unencrypted sites through the network while other traffic connects directly. It is open source, available on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and Linux, and offers an optional Private Server mode on own hardware or cloud account.
Lapce is a modern open source code editor written in Rust, featuring a native GUI with GPU acceleration in Floem. It offers remote development, built-in LSP support with Tree-sitter syntax highlighting, Vim-like modal editing and a WASI plugin system for writing plugins in languages that compile to WASI. It includes a built-in terminal.
Launcher Manager provides software and setup resources for accessing or managing video streams.
Layouts Wiki is a site about alternative keyboard layouts, presenting them as spreading typing work across fingers and hands while allowing hands to move less. It states users can reach productive typing speed in about a month and can switch layouts on an existing keyboard using freely available software and configuration files. It also hosts an Alt Keyboard Layouts Discord community.
Lazarus is an open-source cross-platform IDE for Rapid Application Development powered by Free Pascal. It is Delphi compatible and includes a drag-and-drop form designer and over 200 components, and can convert from Delphi code. It is extendable through packages and has a package manager with an online repository. Documentation and tutorials are available through a wiki, forums and books.
LDtk is an open-source 2D level editor for indie developers, focused on user-friendliness. It organizes levels into worlds, supports customizable entities, auto-rendering rules and Aseprite files, and exports PNG images with JSON data. It targets platformer and top-down perspectives and can be used free of charge without limitation.
Learn X in Y minutes is a community-driven site offering brief tours of programming languages, plus frameworks and libraries, tools, and algorithms and data structures. Language pages are available in numerous translations, including English, French, German, Spanish and Chinese.
