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Debloats Android and Google TV devices and replaces the home screen.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo9 compared →PhotoCraft is an open-source, clean-room reimplementation of Adobe Photoshop, written in pure Rust as a native app.
What it is: PhotoCraft is an open-source, clean-room reimplementation of Adobe Photoshop, written in pure Rust as a native app. It targets people who want layers, masks, adjustment layers, type, vectors and real PSD files without a subscription or cloud account. It competes with Photoshop, though the README says it is not yet a replacement for daily professional work.
DeepInfer is a high-performance inference framework designed for large-scale production services of DeepSeek models, specifically supporting DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash.
What it is: DeepInfer is a high-performance inference framework designed for large-scale production services of DeepSeek models, specifically supporting DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash. It provides offline inference capabilities and competes with or draws inspiration from engines like vLLM, SGLang, and TensorRT-LLM.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $9/mo9 compared →A Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-rate FP16 and BF16 tensor path on RTX 4090 GPUs by running a firmware transaction before the stock NVIDIA driver binds.
What it is: A Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-rate FP16 and BF16 tensor path on RTX 4090 GPUs by running a firmware transaction before the stock NVIDIA driver binds. It also has an experimental opt-in list of other Ada cards. It is aimed at people who want more tensor throughput from Ada GPUs without a patched NVIDIA driver or UEFI application.
Anatomy is a Claude skill, also usable in Antigravity, OpenCode, Codex and MiniMax Code, that explains a technical idea by building a physical machine that works the same way.
What it is: Anatomy is a Claude skill, also usable in Antigravity, OpenCode, Codex and MiniMax Code, that explains a technical idea by building a physical machine that works the same way. It is for people who want polished, interactive isometric figures for docs, blog posts, landing pages or explainers. It is a drawing kit, not a chart library, so it does not compete with diagramming tools on data or flowcharts.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $9/mo5 compared →A Linux kernel module that unlocks the full FP/BF16 instruction issue rate on consumer Nvidia GA102, GA103, GA104 and GA106 cards (RTX 30 series), bringing it up to the professional-card rate.
What it is: A Linux kernel module that unlocks the full FP/BF16 instruction issue rate on consumer Nvidia GA102, GA103, GA104 and GA106 cards (RTX 30 series), bringing it up to the professional-card rate. It is aimed at Linux users who want the higher FP/BF16 throughput without patching the NVIDIA driver. It is neither a UEFI application nor a patched NVIDIA driver, and the README presents it as combining the cmpunlocker technique with the earlier, pre-driver UEFI approach.
Harness² is a Python framework from Google Research for improving the "harness" around a model (prompts, tools, memory, skills, orchestration) while keeping the model weights fixed.
What it is: Harness² is a Python framework from Google Research for improving the "harness" around a model (prompts, tools, memory, skills, orchestration) while keeping the model weights fixed. It targets agents facing tasks they were not designed for, and it runs against the JobBench, LAB and WorkBuddy-Bench benchmarks with OpenCode or Codex executors. The README does not name a direct competitor, but the Stack Radar listing places it among autonomous agent tools.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo8 compared →Aerial is an open-source, tvOS-style home screen for Android TV, aimed at China-market TVs such as Xiaomi, TCL, Skyworth and Sony, and also boxes and projectors.
What it is: Aerial is an open-source, tvOS-style home screen for Android TV, aimed at China-market TVs such as Xiaomi, TCL, Skyworth and Sony, and also boxes and projectors. It replaces the TV's built-in launcher with a clean screen of your own apps, wallpaper and aerial screensavers, with no ads and no recommendation feed. It takes over at boot and is installed without root.
WordCraft is an open-source word processor written in pure Rust.
What it is: WordCraft is an open-source word processor written in pure Rust. It aims for a familiar ribbon-based workflow and reads and writes .docx, so it competes with Microsoft Word and online editors such as Google Docs. It runs natively on macOS, Windows, Linux and BSD, and in the browser via WebAssembly.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $4.99/mo10 compared →This repository holds mathematical manuscripts and supporting Lean proof artifacts produced by an unnamed, unreleased internal OpenAI model.
What it is: This repository holds mathematical manuscripts and supporting Lean proof artifacts produced by an unnamed, unreleased internal OpenAI model. OpenAI published them as part of evaluating the model on open research problems. It is research output rather than a software tool, so it does not compete with a product.
fast startSummary and details →A toolkit that turns off ads, hot-search feeds, news recommendations and marketing push notifications on Chinese Android phones (OPPO/ColorOS, Xiaomi/HyperOS, Honor/MagicOS, vivo/OriginOS, OnePlus).
What it is: A toolkit that turns off ads, hot-search feeds, news recommendations and marketing push notifications on Chinese Android phones (OPPO/ColorOS, Xiaomi/HyperOS, Honor/MagicOS, vivo/OriginOS, OnePlus). It works without root and every change can be reverted. It is aimed at ordinary phone owners through a desktop client, and at people who want to run it through an AI agent or by following a manual checklist.
Paid tools for this jobprices on Stack Radar3 compared →PdfCraft is an open-source PDF reader and editor written from scratch in pure Rust.
What it is: PdfCraft is an open-source PDF reader and editor written from scratch in pure Rust. It covers viewing, searching, organising, combining, splitting, protecting and filling PDFs, and it runs as a native desktop app or in the browser. It competes with desktop PDF editors, and its README says it aims to become a full workbench for professional and everyday PDF work.
Free My TV is a fast, ad-free replacement home screen and screensaver for Google TV, Android TV, LG webOS, and Samsung Tizen televisions.
What it is: Free My TV is a fast, ad-free replacement home screen and screensaver for Google TV, Android TV, LG webOS, and Samsung Tizen televisions. It provides trending content picks from user-selected apps, live weather, crypto prices, and a sunset-synced day-night theme without sponsored rows, banners, or autoplay promos. It competes directly with the default built-in launcher interfaces of smart TVs and streaming devices.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo9 compared →MacNativeGames is a technical study of whether Nintendo Switch games can run natively on Apple silicon.
What it is: MacNativeGames is a technical study of whether Nintendo Switch games can run natively on Apple silicon. It rebuilds the Switch's NVN graphics API on Apple's Metal and runs the game's own ARM64 code directly, with no emulator. It is aimed at people who own Tears of the Kingdom or Breath of the Wild and want to build a Mac, iPhone or iPad app from their own dumped files.
FilmCraft is a free, open-source non-linear video editor written from scratch in Rust, with colour grading, audio mixing, titles, captions and export.
What it is: FilmCraft is a free, open-source non-linear video editor written from scratch in Rust, with colour grading, audio mixing, titles, captions and export. It is aimed at editors who want a professional NLE layout, and it runs natively on macOS, Windows and Linux or in the browser through WebAssembly. The README positions it as an alternative to established professional editors, but it names no specific products.
SolidCraft is an open-source parametric 3D CAD application written in pure Rust.
What it is: SolidCraft is an open-source parametric 3D CAD application written in pure Rust. You sketch, constrain and build solids on an editable feature timeline, and changing a dimension rebuilds the model. It runs as a desktop app, in the browser, or headless through a CLI, and AI agents can drive it through a built-in MCP server.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $10/mo10 compared →LightCraft is an open-source, non-destructive photo library and raw developer written from scratch in pure Rust.
What it is: LightCraft is an open-source, non-destructive photo library and raw developer written from scratch in pure Rust. It runs natively on macOS, Windows and Linux, in the browser through WebAssembly, and can be driven by AI agents over MCP. It positions itself as a free, local-first alternative to commercial photo editors and libraries.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $0.99/mo10 compared →tstack is a set of agent skills, written by Theo Browne, that automate pull request work such as proving a change, reviewing it, filing it, babysitting it through CI and merging it.
What it is: tstack is a set of agent skills, written by Theo Browne, that automate pull request work such as proving a change, reviewing it, filing it, babysitting it through CI and merging it. It is for developers who use Claude Code or Codex, and it sits alongside the AI coding agents that Stack Radar compares.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo9 compared →Filee is a free, MIT-licensed desktop file converter for Windows, macOS (preview) and Linux.
What it is: Filee is a free, MIT-licensed desktop file converter for Windows, macOS (preview) and Linux. You hold a key, drag files onto a format in a donut menu at the cursor, and it converts them offline, with no upload and no Office, Hancom Office or LibreOffice needed. It competes with online converters and with converter suites that depend on Office or LibreOffice.
An open-data knowledge graph of Chinese school curricula: math from primary school to senior high, English from Grade 3 to senior high, junior and senior high physics, and primary Chinese.
What it is: An open-data knowledge graph of Chinese school curricula: math from primary school to senior high, English from Grade 3 to senior high, junior and senior high physics, and primary Chinese. Each subject has a prerequisite graph and an adaptive diagnostic that traces wrong answers back along prerequisite edges. It targets teachers, learning-path builders and edtech developers. The README names Marble's os-taxonomy only as a data-format reference, and no competing product.
nxnative turns a Nintendo Switch game's NSP files and your own `prod.keys` into an unsigned IPA that you sideload onto an iPhone or iPad, or a Mac app for Apple silicon.
What it is: nxnative turns a Nintendo Switch game's NSP files and your own `prod.keys` into an unsigned IPA that you sideload onto an iPhone or iPad, or a Mac app for Apple silicon. It is not an emulator: the game's own code runs on the Apple chip, with Switch graphics rebuilt on Metal. It is for people who own the games and want native play on Apple devices, and it sits alongside emulators such as Ryujinx and yuzu, which it credits as sources.
VectorCraft is a free, open-source vector illustration app written from scratch in pure Rust.
What it is: VectorCraft is a free, open-source vector illustration app written from scratch in pure Rust. It runs natively on macOS, Windows, Linux and FreeBSD, and in the browser via WebAssembly. It is aimed at illustrators who want an Illustrator-style workflow, and it also offers an agent control channel and MCP server for driving it from tools such as Claude.
A project for capturing room interiors with an iPhone and turning them into editable Three.js scenes using an AI coding agent, built for developers and creators.
What it is: A project for capturing room interiors with an iPhone and turning them into editable Three.js scenes using an AI coding agent, built for developers and creators. It replaces one-click scan-to-perfect-model converters with an iterative reconstruction workflow utilizing geometry and photographs.
A curated, regularly updated list of viral videos made with Claude Opus 5.5, each paired with the prompt its creator shared, or the original post where no prompt was published.
What it is: A curated, regularly updated list of viral videos made with Claude Opus 5.5, each paired with the prompt its creator shared, or the original post where no prompt was published. Each video is an animation written as code (HTML, Canvas, SVG, Three.js and similar), and many have a live remake on Skillry. It is aimed at people who want working prompts for generating motion graphics, explainers, 3D scenes and games with Claude.
REAP is a free, MIT-licensed collection of prompts for REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), a toolset that lets an AI coding agent inspect how software works.
What it is: REAP is a free, MIT-licensed collection of prompts for REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), a toolset that lets an AI coding agent inspect how software works. It covers native binaries, firmware, kernels, games, Electron apps, APKs and websites. It is aimed at security researchers, reverse engineers and developers, and it is a prompt library rather than a decompiler, so it sits alongside paid reverse-engineering tools rather than replacing them.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $15/mo10 compared →HatchZip is a free, open-source archive extractor for Windows, macOS and Linux, with a desktop app and a command line tool (`hatchzip`, or `hz`).
What it is: HatchZip is a free, open-source archive extractor for Windows, macOS and Linux, with a desktop app and a command line tool (`hatchzip`, or `hz`). It extracts ZIP, 7z, RAR, tar and split archives in place, so you need free space only for the extracted files, not for the files plus the archive. It is aimed at cases like a large game download on a nearly full disk, where WinRAR, 7-Zip or unzip would need roughly double the space.
CADCraft is an open-source 2D and 3D computer-aided design and drafting app, written in pure Rust, that aims to feel like AutoCAD.
What it is: CADCraft is an open-source 2D and 3D computer-aided design and drafting app, written in pure Rust, that aims to feel like AutoCAD. It is for people who already know AutoCAD-style commands and want a free alternative with no account or subscription. The README presents it as a free, clean-room alternative to AutoCAD and says it is in early development.
HakiOS runs the open-source XNU kernel (xnu-8796.121.2), with its own boot loader and drivers, on an Android phone with a Qualcomm SoC, and boots the stock iOS 16.5 user space on top.
What it is: HakiOS runs the open-source XNU kernel (xnu-8796.121.2), with its own boot loader and drivers, on an Android phone with a Qualcomm SoC, and boots the stock iOS 16.5 user space on top. It is a research bench for people who want to explore iOS on non-Apple hardware, not a ROM, and the README says nothing is flashed to the phone.
fast startSummary and details →Universal Modder is a set of skills, tools and a shared knowledge base that lets an AI coding agent mod almost any PC game you own.
What it is: Universal Modder is a set of skills, tools and a shared knowledge base that lets an AI coding agent mod almost any PC game you own. It covers recon, reverse engineering, fal-generated art, 3D and audio, in-game testing and showcase videos. It is aimed at people who want an agent to do the modding work, and it works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot and OpenCode.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $15/mo10 compared →GridCraft is an open-source spreadsheet application written in pure Rust, aimed at people who want a fast, Excel-style workbook that runs natively on desktop or in the browser.
What it is: GridCraft is an open-source spreadsheet application written in pure Rust, aimed at people who want a fast, Excel-style workbook that runs natively on desktop or in the browser. It is a clean-room alternative to Microsoft Excel and similar commercial spreadsheets, and the Stack Radar listing places it among tools such as WPS Office, Google Sheets and ONLYOFFICE.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $5.83/mo9 compared →DigUp is a search tool that finds files on your computer by their content: photos, PDFs, documents, recordings, videos and code.
What it is: DigUp is a search tool that finds files on your computer by their content: photos, PDFs, documents, recordings, videos and code. It runs fully on-device on Mac, Windows and Linux, using Google DeepMind's EmbeddingGemma 2. It is aimed at people who want to search by meaning and jump to the exact page or moment, rather than by file name.
An open-source compatibility layer that runs your own Nintendo Switch copy of Diablo II: Resurrected with the Reign of the Warlock expansion natively on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and HarmonyOS, with touch controls and no emulated CPU.
What it is: An open-source compatibility layer that runs your own Nintendo Switch copy of Diablo II: Resurrected with the Reign of the Warlock expansion natively on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and HarmonyOS, with touch controls and no emulated CPU. It is for players who already own the game and want a phone or tablet version. The README positions it as a mobile port rather than an emulator, cloud gaming or streaming service. It contains no game content, so you supply your own files.
fast startSummary and details →The Day Trader skill is a pack of 11 Claude skills, written in plain Python, for people who day trade stocks.
What it is: The Day Trader skill is a pack of 11 Claude skills, written in plain Python, for people who day trade stocks. They scan charts for setups, track news, time entries and exits, and replay trade outcomes before any money is risked. It is free and MIT-licensed, reads public data such as Yahoo Finance charts and SEC EDGAR, and is the day-trading sequel to the Trader skill (v2).
Paid tools for this jobfrom $25/mo5 compared →php2shell is a security research toolkit for two PHP pre-auth remote code execution CVEs (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), both rated 9.2 and both tied to PHP's `session.upload_progress` handling.
What it is: php2shell is a security research toolkit for two PHP pre-auth remote code execution CVEs (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), both rated 9.2 and both tied to PHP's `session.upload_progress` handling. It bundles exploits for some of the five attack chains, detection rules for IDS, WAF and SIEM tools, and a lab, aimed at authorised testers and defenders. The README does not name competing tools.
fast startSummary and details →EffectCraft is a free, open-source motion graphics and compositing application written from scratch in pure Rust.
What it is: EffectCraft is a free, open-source motion graphics and compositing application written from scratch in pure Rust. It targets motion designers and VFX artists who build animated titles and composites from layers, keyframes and effects, and runs natively on macOS, Windows and Linux, or in a browser. The README does not name a specific commercial product it competes with, but it says it does not support After Effects SDK plug-ins or proprietary project formats.
The Everything Project is an open-source monorepo that aims to rebuild proprietary software as free alternatives, covering office suites, collaboration, creative tools, engineering, productivity, finance, business apps, a developer tool and games.
What it is: The Everything Project is an open-source monorepo that aims to rebuild proprietary software as free alternatives, covering office suites, collaboration, creative tools, engineering, productivity, finance, business apps, a developer tool and games. It is aimed at people who want open replacements for products such as Microsoft Office, Slack, Photoshop, AutoCAD, Salesforce or Zendesk.
fast startSummary and details →AIHOT is an open-source website framework that automatically discovers industry trends and generates daily digests using large language models.
What it is: AIHOT is an open-source website framework that automatically discovers industry trends and generates daily digests using large language models. It is built for anyone who wants to curate a niche industry news site by replacing the default sources and curation criteria with their own. It serves as an alternative to manual news aggregation, competing with traditional RSS readers and human-curated industry newsletters.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $10.20/mo5 compared →Three Agent Skills and a clippy lints config that teach coding agents (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and any agent that reads the Agent Skills format) to write, review, port, and enforce idiomatic Rust.
What it is: Three Agent Skills and a clippy lints config that teach coding agents (Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Gemini CLI, and any agent that reads the Agent Skills format) to write, review, port, and enforce idiomatic Rust. It is for developers who use coding agents on Rust and want more consistent style than the agent produces by default. The README does not compare it with other tools.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo9 compared →leanrea is a single 8 KB agent skill that teaches an AI agent to run reverse-engineering tools such as otool, nm, go version -m, rg and asar extraction directly, instead of going through REA's MCP server with its 207 tools.
What it is: leanrea is a single 8 KB agent skill that teaches an AI agent to run reverse-engineering tools such as otool, nm, go version -m, rg and asar extraction directly, instead of going through REA's MCP server with its 207 tools. It is aimed at people who use coding agents for binary and app analysis. It competes with REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) and is positioned as a lighter alternative to it.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $15/mo10 compared →An offline tool that decrypts FairPlay-encrypted App Store IPA files, using a 16-byte credential tied to the account that owns each IPA.
What it is: An offline tool that decrypts FairPlay-encrypted App Store IPA files, using a 16-byte credential tied to the account that owns each IPA. The credential comes from a supported jailbroken device through the included credential-retrieval step. Stack Radar groups it under reverse-engineering tools, alongside paid products such as IDA Pro and Binary Ninja.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $15/mo10 compared →dimensional-drawing is a set of agent skills that teach an AI agent to turn a UI component into a one-page technical drawing, with paddings, gaps, corner radii, layers and viewport placement measured and labelled in the style of Apple's accessory dimensional drawings.
What it is: dimensional-drawing is a set of agent skills that teach an AI agent to turn a UI component into a one-page technical drawing, with paddings, gaps, corner radii, layers and viewport placement measured and labelled in the style of Apple's accessory dimensional drawings. It is aimed at designers and developers who want a spec sheet for rebuilding a component's architecture, with copy and content deliberately left out. The README does not name a direct competitor; the signals list paid interface design tools in a separate section below.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $10/mo9 compared →A local image-generation recipe and agent skill for Qwen-Image 2.1 in ComfyUI.
What it is: A local image-generation recipe and agent skill for Qwen-Image 2.1 in ComfyUI. It targets NSFW and pose-controlled image generation, with author-style prompt structures, an NSFW LoRA, and a 136-pose 3D doll library for precise posing. It is built for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and OpenClaw, and can also be used manually.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $4.99/mo7 compared →dsh-purge Community is a self-hosted add-on for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), a community-maintained fork of the dsh-purge plugin.
What it is: dsh-purge Community is a self-hosted add-on for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), a community-maintained fork of the dsh-purge plugin. It gives DSH users host-compatibility checks, status diagnostics, prompt and rule management, and update handling with local backup and rollback. The README presents it as a way to reduce interaction friction so the agent can keep working through tasks. It does not change the model. It is the only option here for managing a DSH installation, so the Stack Radar prompt-management comparison is only a partial fit.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $12/mo6 compared →A php2shell exploit for remote code execution against PHP 8.4 on Apache prefork, using only HTTP and no changes to the official `php.ini` or worker settings.
What it is: A php2shell exploit for remote code execution against PHP 8.4 on Apache prefork, using only HTTP and no changes to the official `php.ini` or worker settings. It is aimed at security researchers reproducing this vulnerability in authorised environments. It is an exploit, not a tool that competes with other products.
fast startSummary and details →ESP32 iPhone Agent lets an AI vision model operate a real iPhone using a roughly $7 ESP32-S3 board.
What it is: ESP32 iPhone Agent lets an AI vision model operate a real iPhone using a roughly $7 ESP32-S3 board. The board receives the phone's screen over AirPlay and acts as a USB mouse and keyboard, while the agent runs as an iPhone app. It needs no computer at run time, no developer account for basic use, and no jailbreak. It competes with computer-based setups such as VersaiOS and with WebDriverAgent-style tools that need a Mac.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $4.99/mo7 compared →huashu-art-motion is an agent skill that has a coding agent write art-style animation in code, so the paintings and scenes actually move.
What it is: huashu-art-motion is an agent skill that has a coding agent write art-style animation in code, so the paintings and scenes actually move. It targets creators who want art-history films or explainer-video segments made with an AI agent, and the README does not name a direct alternative.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $16.63/mo9 compared →earshot gives AI coding agents the ability to listen.
What it is: earshot gives AI coding agents the ability to listen. It describes sounds in words, checks whether a sound fits a description, finds the best moments in long recordings, critiques launch films against professional examples, and makes new sounds in code. It is for people building code-made films, demos or games with agents. It runs locally on CPU as a CLI, a Python API and an MCP server, and the README presents it as a way to give agents hearing where they otherwise have none.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $135/mo9 compared →ArtCraft Launcher is a small native Rust app that installs, updates and opens the Craft App Suite, a set of 13 free, open-source creative tools.
What it is: ArtCraft Launcher is a small native Rust app that installs, updates and opens the Craft App Suite, a set of 13 free, open-source creative tools. It is for people who use several Craft apps and want one place to get the right build for their OS and CPU. The README does not name a direct competitor, but it says the launcher saves you from hunting through a dozen separate release pages.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo9 compared →The 48 with the highest score of 1,461 rising now.
A toolkit that turns off ads, hot-search feeds, news recommendations and marketing push notifications on Chinese Android phones (OPPO/ColorOS, Xiaomi/HyperOS, Honor/MagicOS, vivo/OriginOS, OnePlus).
What it is: A toolkit that turns off ads, hot-search feeds, news recommendations and marketing push notifications on Chinese Android phones (OPPO/ColorOS, Xiaomi/HyperOS, Honor/MagicOS, vivo/OriginOS, OnePlus). It works without root and every change can be reverted. It is aimed at ordinary phone owners through a desktop client, and at people who want to run it through an AI agent or by following a manual checklist.
Paid tools for this jobprices on Stack Radar3 compared →tstack is a set of agent skills, written by Theo Browne, that automate pull request work such as proving a change, reviewing it, filing it, babysitting it through CI and merging it.
What it is: tstack is a set of agent skills, written by Theo Browne, that automate pull request work such as proving a change, reviewing it, filing it, babysitting it through CI and merging it. It is for developers who use Claude Code or Codex, and it sits alongside the AI coding agents that Stack Radar compares.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $8/mo9 compared →dsh-purge Community is a self-hosted add-on for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), a community-maintained fork of the dsh-purge plugin.
What it is: dsh-purge Community is a self-hosted add-on for DeepSeek Harness (DSH), a community-maintained fork of the dsh-purge plugin. It gives DSH users host-compatibility checks, status diagnostics, prompt and rule management, and update handling with local backup and rollback. The README presents it as a way to reduce interaction friction so the agent can keep working through tasks. It does not change the model. It is the only option here for managing a DSH installation, so the Stack Radar prompt-management comparison is only a partial fit.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $12/mo6 compared →A guide and set of scripts for the Chinese MIUI TV (Xiaomi TV) that removes ads and preinstalled components, swaps the home screen for the open-source Projectivy launcher, and adds a proxy, YouTube client and TV media-source apps.
What it is: A guide and set of scripts for the Chinese MIUI TV (Xiaomi TV) that removes ads and preinstalled components, swaps the home screen for the open-source Projectivy launcher, and adds a proxy, YouTube client and TV media-source apps. It is also packaged as an AI agent skill, so an assistant can run the steps. It is aimed at owners of this TV who want reversible, root-free changes instead of flashing firmware.
Paid tools for this jobprices on Stack Radar3 compared →Raven runs Windows applications on Linux.
What it is: Raven runs Windows applications on Linux. You install programs with their own installers and start them, without a virtual machine, winetricks or DLL overrides. The README benchmarks it against Wine 11.0 and Soda 11.0-32-experimental, so those are its nearest comparisons.
Paid tools for this jobprices on Stack Radar3 compared →A static XSS audit skill for AI agents that runs 14 layers of checks over React, TypeScript and JavaScript codebases and writes a report to xss-audit-report.md.
What it is: A static XSS audit skill for AI agents that runs 14 layers of checks over React, TypeScript and JavaScript codebases and writes a report to xss-audit-report.md. It is aimed at security auditors and bug bounty researchers who want broad static coverage, including SVG, MathML, markdown pipelines, sanitizer bypasses and Trusted Types. The signals link it to a Stack Radar category for static analysis, where the only paid tool compared is Kiuwan.
Paid tools for this jobprices on Stack Radar1 compared →cvENGINE is a self-hosted, open-source external attack surface tool.
What it is: cvENGINE is a self-hosted, open-source external attack surface tool. It discovers internet-facing assets, fingerprints the services and versions it finds, matches them against exploited CVEs, and runs read-only checks to confirm what it can. It is aimed at security teams and self-hosters who want continuous discovery and vulnerability validation in one place. The README positions it against commercial attack surface management products and scanner suites that need separate tools for discovery, scanning and threat intelligence.
A RouterHub-maintained guide to GLM 5.3 "abliterated" and "uncensored" model variants.
What it is: A RouterHub-maintained guide to GLM 5.3 "abliterated" and "uncensored" model variants. It bundles 35 jailbreak prompt files and instructions for calling the models through RouterHub's OpenAI-compatible API. It is aimed at developers and researchers who want to evaluate these variants, and it sits alongside general inference API gateways.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $9/mo9 compared →RouterHub is an OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible API gateway that gives developers one key and one balance for Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, GLM and Qwen, with uncensored and abliterated variants where available.
What it is: RouterHub is an OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible API gateway that gives developers one key and one balance for Claude, GPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek, GLM and Qwen, with uncensored and abliterated variants where available. It is billed pay-per-token with no subscription. It competes with multi-model inference gateways and provider-specific APIs, and the README positions it as a way to reach less-refusing model variants through one interface.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $9/mo9 compared →KohakUnlock is a research project on volatile NVIDIA tensor-compute unlocks, covering an RTX 2080 Ti Linux/initramfs port, an RTX 4090 Windows/UEFI unlock and RTX 3090 upstream Ampere deployment notes.
What it is: KohakUnlock is a research project on volatile NVIDIA tensor-compute unlocks, covering an RTX 2080 Ti Linux/initramfs port, an RTX 4090 Windows/UEFI unlock and RTX 3090 upstream Ampere deployment notes. It is aimed at researchers who want source, offline tests and measured results, not a general-purpose GPU unlocker. The README does not name a competing product.
UltraTears is an unofficial native Windows port of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, version 1.4.3, built with static recompilation (ARM64 to C to x86-64).
What it is: UltraTears is an unofficial native Windows port of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, version 1.4.3, built with static recompilation (ARM64 to C to x86-64). It replaces the Switch system and its NVN graphics API with the port's own Windows and Vulkan implementations. It is for players who own the game and can extract their own dump. The repository contains no game files, so it does not replace the original game but runs it on PC.
fast startSummary and details →turing-unlock is a Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-speed FP16 tensor cores on NVIDIA TU102 GPUs, such as the RTX 2080 Ti.
What it is: turing-unlock is a Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-speed FP16 tensor cores on NVIDIA TU102 GPUs, such as the RTX 2080 Ti. It is a Turing adaptation of gpu-unlock and is aimed at people who run these cards on Linux and want more FP16 matrix-multiply throughput.
Unbloat Android TV is a free kit that strips ads, telemetry and unneeded preinstalled apps from Android TV and Google TV sets, and installs Zen Home, a minimalist Apple TV-style home screen.
What it is: Unbloat Android TV is a free kit that strips ads, telemetry and unneeded preinstalled apps from Android TV and Google TV sets, and installs Zen Home, a minimalist Apple TV-style home screen. It is aimed at owners of Android TV boxes and sets who want a faster, quieter TV, and it runs from a Windows, macOS or Linux computer on the same network. Every change can be reverted.
fast startSummary and details →An online Chinese-language generator that renders classical poems and prose in a reproduction of the small regular script (小楷) of Liu Chunlin (1872–1944), described as the last zhuangyuan of China's imperial examinations.
What it is: An online Chinese-language generator that renders classical poems and prose in a reproduction of the small regular script (小楷) of Liu Chunlin (1872–1944), described as the last zhuangyuan of China's imperial examinations. It is aimed at people who want calligraphy-style pages of poems or texts. The README names no competing tools.
fast startSummary and details →McReplay turns a McDonald's China MCP query into a reproducible local structural test.
What it is: McReplay turns a McDonald's China MCP query into a reproducible local structural test. It removes the real response values, keeps the structure, compares snapshots for changes, and replays the sample locally over standard MCP. It is aimed at individual developers who maintain McDonald's MCP skills, parsers, and demo apps. The README does not name an alternative tool.
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ai-pojia is a Python installer and prompt set for Codex.
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ALL Movies in one software is a Windows desktop app that puts streaming catalogs, a local movie library, and public-domain archives into one searchable interface.
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What it is: A free, portable Windows desktop app that runs text-to-video and image-to-video diffusion locally, with no account, no render credits and no installer. The README targets hobbyists and render-tinkerers who want to generate adult video on their own hardware. It positions itself against paid, cloud-based AI video generators.
Paid tools for this jobfrom $4.99/mo10 compared →fast startSummary and details →mcd-kcal-picker is a Python Skill for McDonald's China users who want to control calories in one meal.
What it is: mcd-kcal-picker is a Python Skill for McDonald's China users who want to control calories in one meal. You give it a target calorie figure, and it reads the official McDonald's China MCP nutrition data, then picks a main, side and drink combination close to the target without exceeding your cap. It is a read-only tool that does not place orders, and the README does not name a direct competitor.
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fast startSummary and details →turing-unlock is a Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-speed FP16 tensor cores on NVIDIA TU102 GPUs, such as the RTX 2080 Ti.
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fast startSummary and details →An online Chinese-language generator that renders classical poems and prose in a reproduction of the small regular script (小楷) of Liu Chunlin (1872–1944), described as the last zhuangyuan of China's imperial examinations.
What it is: An online Chinese-language generator that renders classical poems and prose in a reproduction of the small regular script (小楷) of Liu Chunlin (1872–1944), described as the last zhuangyuan of China's imperial examinations. It is aimed at people who want calligraphy-style pages of poems or texts. The README names no competing tools.
fast startSummary and details →McReplay turns a McDonald's China MCP query into a reproducible local structural test.
What it is: McReplay turns a McDonald's China MCP query into a reproducible local structural test. It removes the real response values, keeps the structure, compares snapshots for changes, and replays the sample locally over standard MCP. It is aimed at individual developers who maintain McDonald's MCP skills, parsers, and demo apps. The README does not name an alternative tool.
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ALL Movies in one software is a Windows desktop app that puts streaming catalogs, a local movie library, and public-domain archives into one searchable interface.
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Paid tools for this jobfrom $11.99/mo9 compared →fast startSummary and details →A free, portable Windows desktop app that runs text-to-video and image-to-video diffusion locally, with no account, no render credits and no installer.
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Paid tools for this jobfrom $4.99/mo10 compared →fast startSummary and details →mcd-kcal-picker is a Python Skill for McDonald's China users who want to control calories in one meal.
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What it is: A toolkit that turns off ads, hot-search feeds, news recommendations and marketing push notifications on Chinese Android phones (OPPO/ColorOS, Xiaomi/HyperOS, Honor/MagicOS, vivo/OriginOS, OnePlus). It works without root and every change can be reverted. It is aimed at ordinary phone owners through a desktop client, and at people who want to run it through an AI agent or by following a manual checklist.
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A RouterHub-maintained guide to GLM 5.3 "abliterated" and "uncensored" model variants.
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fast startSummary and details →turing-unlock is a Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-speed FP16 tensor cores on NVIDIA TU102 GPUs, such as the RTX 2080 Ti.
What it is: turing-unlock is a Linux kernel module that unlocks the full-speed FP16 tensor cores on NVIDIA TU102 GPUs, such as the RTX 2080 Ti. It is a Turing adaptation of gpu-unlock and is aimed at people who run these cards on Linux and want more FP16 matrix-multiply throughput.
Unbloat Android TV is a free kit that strips ads, telemetry and unneeded preinstalled apps from Android TV and Google TV sets, and installs Zen Home, a minimalist Apple TV-style home screen.
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fast startSummary and details →An online Chinese-language generator that renders classical poems and prose in a reproduction of the small regular script (小楷) of Liu Chunlin (1872–1944), described as the last zhuangyuan of China's imperial examinations.
What it is: An online Chinese-language generator that renders classical poems and prose in a reproduction of the small regular script (小楷) of Liu Chunlin (1872–1944), described as the last zhuangyuan of China's imperial examinations. It is aimed at people who want calligraphy-style pages of poems or texts. The README names no competing tools.
fast startSummary and details →McReplay turns a McDonald's China MCP query into a reproducible local structural test.
What it is: McReplay turns a McDonald's China MCP query into a reproducible local structural test. It removes the real response values, keeps the structure, compares snapshots for changes, and replays the sample locally over standard MCP. It is aimed at individual developers who maintain McDonald's MCP skills, parsers, and demo apps. The README does not name an alternative tool.
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What it is: ai-pojia is a Python installer and prompt set for Codex. It loads a rewritten execution prompt (adapted from gpt-instruct v45) and installs a local Skill, so Codex keeps working through authorised tasks and delivers checkable outputs. It is aimed at non-specialists and sits alongside paid autonomous-agent products.
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What it is: McButler is a Python ordering assistant built on McDonald's official MCP. It weighs price, health and time together, scores nutrition for combo meals, ranks nearby stores by full cost, plans group orders, and gives an account a credit-style score. It is aimed at Chinese-speaking McDonald's customers and is an entry in McDonald's 1024 Programmers' Day contest, not an official product.
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