A free, open-source desktop app that lets people share and reuse skills, MCPs, and connected services across AI agents, teammates, and machines.
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An open-source agent skill that researches a topic across Reddit, X, Hacker News, Polymarket, GitHub, and other sources, scores results by real engagement, and produces one cited brief.
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An open-source project management tool designed to keep team project management simple, with data hosted on the team's own server.
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An open-source agent skill that turns a book, folder, or document set into a structured on-demand skill by extracting frameworks, patterns, and chapter-level files locally.
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An open-source desktop GIS that loads GeoParquet, GeoPackage, and shapefile layers, styles them live, displays attribute tables, and saves projects.
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A decentralized public-domain messaging app that uses Bluetooth mesh for offline chat and Nostr for global reach, without accounts, phone numbers, or servers.
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An open-source C17 engine for game physics, including rigid bodies, continuous collision detection, multiple collision shapes, joints, multithreading, and SIMD.
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An open-source collection of self-contained, provider-agnostic projects for building multi-agent teams, voice agents, MCP agents, memory systems, and RAG applications.
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An open-source design skill that improves AI coding agents' front-end design through commands such as polish and audit, with a standalone CLI and browser extension implementing 46 deterministic rules.
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A minimal macOS menu-bar application that records microphone and system audio as separate tracks and transcribes both on-device into a speaker-tagged transcript.
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An open-source Python package of shared utilities for Unsloth that supports full fine-tuning, LoRA, 4-bit and 8-bit training, and reinforcement learning methods including DPO and GRPO.
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A free, open-source command-line tool that cleans, uninstalls, analyzes, optimizes, and monitors a Mac from one binary.
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A free, open-source note-taking application backed by Markdown and HTML that lets agents collaborate with users through a notes folder and live reloads.
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An open-source toolkit for building desktop applications without a browser or web view, using declarative native markup, Zig logic, and an engine that draws every pixel into real OS windows.
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An open-source, self-hosted Heroku alternative that lets developers push applications to their own server, build them with buildpacks or a Dockerfile, and run them.
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An open-source browser-based tool that transfers files between two devices using only one device's screen and another device's camera, without a network, pairing, or app.
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A free, open-source desktop application that turns code into polished animated slides with stepped highlights, smooth Magic Move transitions, syntax themes, and autoplay.
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A command-line tool that uses collected agent traces to tune routing policies and improve served models through world-model simulations, harness optimization, and distillation.
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An open-source native macOS app that identifies which applications keep a disk busy by tracking per-application CPU, disk I/O, network, and file activity, while also reporting drive health.
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An in-process context engineering platform that selects which tools enter an AI agent's context window each turn, using BM25 retrieval without a vector database or embeddings.
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00:00 Every week, developers release new open-source projects on GitHub, and this is our weekly GitHub project update video covering the best of them. Top trending open-source GitHub projects this week, you'll discover useful and trending developer tools from local Mac utilities to AI agent skills. Without wasting time, let's get started. >> Before we jump into today's project updates, here's a quick announcement for everyone.
00:24 We've launched a brand new YouTube channel called AI Agent Studio dedicated entirely to AI agent projects, tutorials, and tools. So, if you're interested in staying up to date with the latest AI agent open-source projects, learning how to build your own agents, or exploring cutting-edge agent frameworks, make sure to check it out. Subscribe now to get weekly videos, in-depth guides, and real-time project breakdowns.
00:50 The link is right there in the description. Don't miss it. All right, let's get into today's video. >> Project number one, Metratumb in Inzora's open-source desktop app for sharing AI workflows. OpenWork is a free open-source desktop app for sharing AI workflows across macOS, Windows, and Linux. You add one OpenWork MCP to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, or another compatible agent to reuse the same skills, MCPs, and connected services across tools, teammates, and machines.
01:23 Install it and share your first workflow. Project number two, dash in last 30 days, AI agent skill that searches people, not editors. Last 30 days is an open-source agent skill that researches any topic across Reddit, X, HN, Polymarket, GitHub, and more, then synthesizes one grounded cited brief. It scores results by real engagement using your own keys and browser sessions, and installs into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other hosts.
01:51 Install it and research the last 30 days. Project number three, Cano, open source self-hosted project management for teams. Cano is an open source self-hosted project management tool built to stay simple instead of piling on features. Your data lives on your own server and you deploy it with its trim CLI, Docker Compose, or a Helm chart on Kubernetes.
02:15 It's built with React, TypeScript, Hono, and Postgres. Deploy it and manage your projects. Project number four, Book to Skill, turn technical books into on-demand agent skills. Book to Skill is an open source agent skill that turns a book, folder, or document set into a structured skill your agent loads on demand. It extracts frameworks, patterns, and per-chapter files locally, so your agent answers from the real content.
02:41 It works in Claude Code, Co-pilot CLI, and Amp. Point it at a book and start querying. Project number five, GeoLibre, lightweight cloud-native desktop GIS application. GeoLibre is an open source cloud-native desktop GIS built with Tauri, React, TypeScript, and MapLibre GeoParquet, GeoPackage, and shapefile layers, styles them live, shows attribute tables, and saves projects.
03:09 A plugin system and optional Python fast API sidecar handle extras and heavier processing. Clone it and map your spatial data. Project number six, BitChat, decentralized peer-to-peer messaging over Bluetooth and Nostr. BitChat is a decentralized public domain messaging app with no accounts, phone numbers, or servers. It runs on a local Bluetooth mesh for offline chat and the Nostr protocol for global reach, choosing the best transport automatically.
03:38 Private messages use end-to-end encryption and it's a native iOS and macOS app. Build it and message off-grid. Project number seven, Box3D, open source 3D physics engine for games. Box3D is an open-source 3D physics engine for games written in portable C17. It simulates rigid bodies with continuous collision detection, convex hulls, capsules, spheres, and meshes, plus many joint types with limits, motors, and springs.
04:06 It uses multi-threading and SIMD for large piles of bodies, builds with CMake on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and has no dependencies. Link it and start simulating. Project number eight, Mon Awesome LLM Apps, ready to run templates for AI agents and RAG. Awesome LLM Apps is an open-source collection of ready to run templates for building AI agents and RAG applications.
04:30 Each self-contained project ships full source code across categories like multi-agent teams, voice agents, MCP agents, and memory. They're provider-agnostic and mostly Python. Fork a template and build on it. Project number nine, Impeccable, design guidance that sharpens AI coding agents. Impeccable is an open-source design skill that makes AI coding agents better at front-end design.
04:54 It installs into Claude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, Codex, and Copilot, giving your agent design commands like polish and audit. A standalone CLI and browser extension run 46 deterministic rules that catch common AI design tells. Install it and sharpen your interfaces. Project number 10, Shuol, fully local macOS meeting recorder and transcriber. Shuol is a minimal fully local macOS meeting recorder and transcriber.
05:22 One menu bar click records your mic and system audio as two separate tracks. On stop, it transcribes both on device into a speaker-tagged transcript. Nothing leaves your machine. It's a single Swift binary using Core Audio and Parakeet. Build it and record your next meeting. Project number 11, Unsloth Zoo, shared utilities powering the Unsloth training library.
05:45 Unsloth Zoo is an open-source Python package of shared utilities for Unsloth, which fine-tunes and trains large language models faster with less V RAM. It supports full fine-tuning, Laura, 4-bit, 8-bit, and reinforcement learning like DPO and GRPO across many model families. It installs with pip alongside Unsloth and works with hugging face TRL. Install it and fine-tune your model.
06:11 Project number 12, Mole. Clean, uninstall, and monitor your Mac from the terminal. Mole is a free open-source command-line tool that cleans, uninstalls, analyzes, optimizes, and monitors your Mac. In one binary, it removes caches and app leftovers, wipes hidden remnants of uninstalled apps, visualizes disk usage, purges build artifacts, and shows live CPU, memory, and disk stats.
06:36 Dry run previews keep it safe. Install it with Homebrew and reclaim space. Project number 13, Hubble.md. Free markdown notepad shared with your agents. Hubble is a free open-source note-taking app for you and your agents backed by markdown and HTML. It offers a familiar notion-style writing experience with slash commands, markdown shortcuts, and front matter, and point your agent at your notes folder to collaborate as it live reloads.
07:05 With skills, agents build HTML views like tables or maps. Download it and start writing. Project number 14, Native SDK. Toolkit for building native desktop apps. Native SDK is an open-source toolkit for building native desktop apps without a browser or web view. Views are declarative markup in dist native files. Logic is plain Zig, and its own engine draws every pixel into real OS windows.
07:30 Every app embeds an automation server, so agents can drive it. Install the CLI and native init your first app. Project number 15, Dokku. Docker-powered self-hosted PaaS for your apps. Dokku is an open-source Docker-powered PaaS that helps you build and manage the life cycle of applications on your own server. It's a small self-hosted Heroku alternative.
07:54 You get push your app and Dokku builds it with build packs or Dockerfile and runs it. Install it on a fresh Ubuntu or Debian VM and deploy your app. Project number 16, Decimin Optical Transfer. Fountain-coded QR file transfer over light. Decimin Optical Transfer is an open-source browser-based tool that sends a file between two devices using only a screen and a camera.
08:16 One page streams the file as animated fountain-coded QR codes. Another device films them and reconstructs the file with no network, pairing, or app. Run the dev server and transfer over light. Project number 17, Open Slides. Offline desktop app for animated code presentations. Open Slides is a free, open-source offline desktop app for turning code into polished animated slides.
08:43 You add code to slides, pick lines to explain, and it builds stepped highlights with smooth magic move transitions, syntax themes, and autoplay. Everything stays on your machine. Built with Tauri, Rust, and React for macOS and Windows. Download it and present your code. Project number 18, World Model Optimizer. Improve models from your agent traces continuously.
09:05 World Model Optimizer, Klim and Aly Ami, is a command-line tool that turns agent traces you already collect into continuously improving models. You register providers, tune a routing policy on your hotel traces, then serve an endpoint that keeps improving through world model simulations, harness optimization, and distillation. Install it with pip and build your endpoint.
09:28 Project number 19, Find Disk Killer. Native macOS monitor showing what uses your disk. Find Disk Killer is an open-source native macOS app that shows which applications keep your disk busy. It tracks per app CPU, disk IO, network, and file activity. Lets you trace a folder's reads and writes, and reports smart and NVMe drive health. Everything runs locally with no telemetry.
09:53 Install it and find your disk killer. Project number 20, Raytell context engineering platform that selects agent tools. Raytell is an in-process context engineering platform that decides what enters an AI agent's context window each turn. Its first job is tool selection. Register tools or ingest an MCP server, and the model sees only the handful that matter.
10:16 Retrieved by BM25 with no vector database or embeddings. It ships a rust core, TypeScript SDK, MCP server, and CLI. Install it and trim your agent's context. Thanks for watching. See you in the next update.