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Software agents can control desktop apps by reading their real interface structure, not screenshots.
- Works with any app's accessibility tree
- Cuts tokens 78-96% on dense apps
- Stable refs make actions safe to retry
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osp.fyi/agent-desktop
Build a self-hosted homepage without editing configuration files.
- Arrange apps by dragging and dropping
- Connect to your existing services
- Runs on most hardware and systems
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osp.fyi/homarr
A free database client that starts fast and stays light.
- Connects to many databases
- Built-in AI, bring your own key
- Open source, runs on Mac and iPad
Distributed Llama links your home computers over Ethernet to run large AI models faster, even letting four Mac Minis handle a 70B model.
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osp.fyi/distributed-llama
Run a self-improving AI agent from one Rust program.
- Works across many chat channels
- Generates images and documents
- Runs local or hosted AI models
One token reaches thousands of paid tools, no signup.
- Search tools by task, not vendor
- Pay per call, often just cents
- Your own keys stay unmetered
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osp.fyi/treg
Stream video from Usenet without downloading or using local storage.
- Browse NZB files as a virtual drive
- Works with Sonarr and Radarr
- Seeks inside RAR and 7z archives
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osp.fyi/nzbdav
A Julia notebook that keeps code and results in sync.
- Change one cell, others update automatically
- No hidden state; code shows everything
- Saves as plain Julia files
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osp.fyi/pluto-jl
Look up any domain using every major DNS protocol from one command line.
- Works with plain, encrypted, and modern DNS
- Choose a server or use your system default
- Output readable text or machine-readable JSON
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osp.fyi/dnslookup
Turn a Markdown table into a chart, keeping the numbers as the picture.
- Write a table in a code block
- Change a number, chart redraws
- If it fails, table stays
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osp.fyi/markvis
acme.sh is a tool written entirely in shell script that automates getting and renewing website security certificates, running on nearly any system including FreeBSD, macOS, Windows, Solaris, and Haiku.
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osp.fyi/acme-sh
A community list of email newsletters for software topics, from web design to databases.
- Covers frontend, backend, mobile, and more
- Includes design, security, and career topics
- Built by contributors, open to suggestions
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osp.fyi/awesome-newsletters
Pacstall brings AUR-style package installation to Ubuntu, letting people install software from git repos, binaries, and .deb files with simple commands rather than hunting down sources by hand.
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osp.fyi/pacstall
Rome gives AI agents a shared workspace that grows with them.
- Agents build their own tools
- Proven skills stick around
- Runs on your own machine
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osp.fyi/rome
SGLang serves new AI models fast, with major speed gains on new hardware.
- Runs new open models on launch day
- Up to 25x faster inference on GB300
- Also handles video and image generation
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osp.fyi/sglang