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Tired of juggling family logistics across five apps? oikos is a minimalist, self-hosted family OS—no cloud, no telemetry, just your data on your own server. Built for real families, not startups.
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Tired of guessing voice agent quality? EVA is ServiceNow’s open-source Python framework that measures speech-to-intent-to-response-to-synthesis performance — objectively and end-to-end.
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Tired of expensive or clunky tools for automotive network security? Meet S800—a lean, open-source framework for CAN, LIN, and UDS testing. Built for red teamers, researchers, and devs who need real-wo...
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Tired of flaky overlays and false anti-cheat flags? GTA-V-ModMenu-V2 v2.4.1 delivers stable, real-time telemetry and seamless FiveM compatibility—without kernel drivers or ASLR bypasses.
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Tired of leaking context and overpaying for Honcho’s opaque cloud memory? honcho-self-hosted is a lean, shell-based shim that swaps in your own Redis backend—no code changes, no forks, just 300 lines ...
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Tired of curl-ing health endpoints and guessing why your MCP servers choke? Observal is the first observability tool built natively for MCP — supporting llama.cpp, Ollama, TGI, and custom LLM endpoint...
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Tired of debugging LLM agents that spam Slack or attempt dangerous commands? pattern8 is a lightweight, Python-native governance framework—just 3.2k lines, zero Kubernetes required. It’s time to ship ...
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Tired of bullet-point slides at 2 a.m.? ppt-agent-skills is a Python-first, code-driven framework that treats presentations like CI pipelines—versioned, testable, diffable, and deployable—no cloud, no...
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CAP-X is a robot manipulation-specific benchmark that tests whether coding agents truly understand physics, sensors, and sequential planning—not just Python syntax. Built for real robots like Panda an...
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Tired of bloated, tracking-heavy review widgets? reviews-kits is a lightweight, MIT-licensed, TypeScript-based tool to collect, moderate, and embed real user testimonials—fully self-hosted and data-ow...
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