qmd - Local Document Search Engine
A local command-line search engine for documents, knowledge bases, and meeting notes. It indexes personal content locally and supports current retrieval approaches.
A local command-line search engine for documents, knowledge bases, and meeting notes. It indexes personal content locally and supports current retrieval approaches.
A community-maintained desktop companion for Hermes Agent, with a graphical interface for agent conversations, provider configuration, and local or remote Hermes installations. It also includes an installer and support for connecting to Docker-backed Hermes deployments over SSH.
Open-source, privacy-first personal finance manager with multi-account tracking, running balances, transaction management, cash-flow views, and imports for OFX, QIF, CAMT, and CSV. Designed for self-hosting and licensed under AGPL-3.0.
A minimalist, keyboard-driven local-first PWA startpage for organizing and launching services. Supports configurable service links, icons, workspaces, standalone serving, automatic backups, and integration behind Caddy or other reverse proxies.
Desktop workspace for delegating projects to AI models, connecting business data sources, creating shareable artifacts, and scheduling recurring agent tasks. Supports model routing and multiple agent harnesses.
Open-source, local-first inbox for Google Messages, WhatsApp, and Signal on macOS or a local web UI. Includes an MCP server so compatible agents can query and send messages through the local runtime.
A non-coder compares a Claude CoWork setup with ChatGPT Work after importing skills and workflows. It covers subscription and model trade-offs, project and knowledge-management workflows, desktop voice, plugins versus GPTs, shared-memory experiments, and the importance of human review.
A self-hosted application that monitors releases from GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Forgejo repositories, then sends notifications through email or Apprise-supported channels such as Telegram, Discord, and Slack. Useful for tracking software updates across repositories without manually checking each project. The repository currently has 333 GitHub stars.