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Instatic is an open-source, self-hosted CMS from the CoreBunch team that packs a canvas editor, content management, forms, plugins and a publisher into one Bun server. Published pages are plain HTML and CSS with no framework runtime, a good fit for indie developers and small teams who want off Webflow's monthly bill but find WordPress too heavy.
An open-source sample app from the Firecrawl team that scrapes a webpage and hands it to an LLM to rebuild as a runnable React app, with conversational iteration, a choice of four models, and cloud sandbox previews—handy for replicating a frontend or spinning up a prototype fast.
MonkeyOCR is an open-source document-parsing tool built on a lightweight multimodal LLM that parses PDFs in three stages—layout, recognition, relation—to reconstruct formulas, tables, and reading order into Markdown, with local GPU inference.
An open-source translation library that parses and reflows English PDF papers into a bilingual side-by-side document, using an LLM for translation while preserving formulas, tables, and other original layout as closely as possible; usable as a CLI or embedded in other programs.
social-auto-upload is an open-source Python tool that uses browser automation to publish videos to eleven platforms—Douyin, Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, and more—in one click, with image-and-text and scheduled posting on some platforms and multi-account management, suited to running a content-creator matrix.
An open-source customer-service bot for Xianyu (Idle Fish) sellers: it uses an LLM for intent recognition to route buyer messages to specialist agents—negotiation, technical, customer service—and answers automatically using conversation context, with a built-in tiered discount strategy for haggling, keeping the store staffed around the clock.
The open-source tool Story-Flicks takes nothing but a story theme and automatically produces a complete short video with AI illustrations, narration, and subtitles; the text model can connect to DeepSeek, Alibaba Cloud, OpenAI, and other providers, with one-command Docker deployment and multi-language output.
Microsoft's open-source course on building AI agents has grown from 10 to 18 lessons, covering concepts, frameworks, and design patterns through deployment and security, each with a lesson writeup and runnable code, translated into 50-plus languages including Chinese.
An open-source audio/video note-taking tool that runs speech recognition locally with FunASR and organizes the transcript into structured Markdown using a local Ollama model, keeping data on your machine — well suited to meetings, interviews, and lecture recordings.
A command-line tool that uses LLMs to turn epub, txt, srt, and other files into bilingual side-by-side editions, supporting multiple model providers with a session-context mode that keeps translated names consistent across the whole book, plus a free machine-translation path that needs no API key.
Pearcleaner is a free, open-source Mac uninstaller that batch-removes apps you multi-select and automatically cleans up leftovers scattered across the disk, with orphaned-file search and trash monitoring—an open-source alternative to AppCleaner.
An open-source music client built with Flutter that covers desktop and mobile; music sources, playlists, and metadata are all plugged in, playback runs locally with no telemetry, and tracks can be downloaded with tags for offline listening.
An open-source file-cleanup tool written in Rust that scans multi-threaded with caching support, finding duplicate files, similar images and videos, empty folders, oversized files, and corrupted files — fully offline, with GUI, CLI, and Android front ends.
Escrcpy is an open-source desktop app built on the scrcpy core that provides Android screen mirroring and mouse/keyboard control through a graphical interface, with wireless connections, multi-device control, and automation workflows, no command-line flags required.
An open-source tool that converts ebooks into audiobooks entirely on your own machine, with multiple built-in TTS engines, voice cloning, and support for 1,158 languages, producing an m4b with chapters and metadata — no cloud service needed, and it runs on as little as 2GB of RAM.
