Date: 11/30/2025
Intro (0:00)
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Hey everyone, Alfred Nutile here, and welcome back to the channel! Today we’re diving into GitHub Trending – it’s episode #11, and we’re sifting through the hottest 25 projects that developers are starring and forking right now. Think of this as your curated cheat sheet to what’s bubbling in the open-source world. We’ll be looking at what’s useful for our community, folks building no-code/low-code solutions and experimenting with local LLMs. Let’s jump in!
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SyncKit (0:15) – https://github.com/Dancode-188/synckit
First up, we have SyncKit. This project looks like it’s aiming to simplify background task management for iOS and macOS. It makes synchronizing data easier. Not exactly no-code. But if you’re using something like SwiftUI to build a front end and need to handle complex background tasks, tools like this can be a lifesaver.
RepoMind (0:43) – https://github.com/403errors/repomind
Next, RepoMind. This is more interesting. It appears to be focused on analyzing GitHub repositories using AI. This is how you can find the projects that are built using AI. They use embeddings, a great technology to look at.
Vex (1:06) – https://github.com/CodeOne45/vex-tui
Vex is a cross-platform terminal file explorer. This isn’t a no-code solution per se, but it’s relevant. Imagine wrapping a powerful command-line tool like this into a no-code workflow.
runprompt (1:29) – https://github.com/chr15m/runprompt
Now, this is interesting! runprompt is a tool that helps you test and refine your LLM prompts. You can experiment with different models and see how your prompt performs. If you’re building agents or applications using local LLMs, a tool like this is absolutely essential.
Markdown Viewer (1:53) – https://github.com/xicilion/markdown-viewer-extension
Markdown viewers are crucial. You have to remember that if you are building documentation or just working in general.
beadsviewer (2:18) – https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/beadsviewer
Beads Viewer. Not sure what this does.
Doraemon Paper Comicizer (2:44) – https://github.com/redreamality/Paper-Comicizer
Doraemon Paper Comicizer. This one is fun. Transforms pictures into comic book pages.
Pulse (3:09) – https://github.com/ds-horizon/pulse
Pulse is an animation app for mobile. Another way to make it a little easier on yourself if you use animation in your low code projects.
Claude Usage Tracker (3:35) – https://github.com/masorange/ClaudeUsageTracker
Claude Usage Tracker – Perfect for those of you who are working a lot with Claude for LLMs.
iMontage (3:59) – https://github.com/Kr1sJFU/iMontage
This is for the mac but lets you create montages easily. It’s good for social media and marketing.
MinerU-HTML (4:23) – https://github.com/opendatalab/MinerU-HTML
MinerU-HTML lets you extract structured data out of websites.
Web3 Decoder (4:47) – https://github.com/classicshi/web3-decoder
This decodes your web3 transactions
podcast-server (5:09) – https://github.com/hemant6488/podcast-server
podcast-server lets you create your own podcast server. Nice!
Voxel4D (5:32) – https://github.com/rtennety/Voxel4D
Voxel4D is a cool project. We should highlight that one!
LatentMAS (5:56) – https://github.com/Gen-Verse/LatentMAS
LatentMAS is an agent project that is interesting.
DSpico Hardware (6:20) – https://github.com/LNH-team/dspico-hardware
DSpico hardware is hardware for audio
FastRL (6:43) – https://github.com/mit-han-lab/fastrl
FastRL is reinforcement learning code.
SteadyDancer (7:06) – https://github.com/MCG-NJU/SteadyDancer
SteadyDancer makes videos and is worth taking a look at.
Go Memory Layout Visualizer (7:31) – https://github.com/1rhino2/go-memory-visualizer
This helps you visualize your go code.
Darwin (7:53) – https://github.com/ds-horizon/darwin
This is another animation project
Urlvy (8:19) – https://github.com/hoangsonww/Urlvy-URL-Shortener-App
Urlvy can shorten your urls
Sip (8:42) – https://github.com/bgibson72/start-page-v3
Sip can help you with your website.
Agent Commands (9:07) – https://github.com/mitsuhiko/agent-commands
Agent Commands is worth a look.
dns-honeypot (9:32) – https://github.com/tg12/dns-honeypot
If you want to build a honey pot this tool can help!
Smoothify (9:55) – https://github.com/DPIRD-DMA/Smoothify
Makes your graphics look smooth
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Outro
And that’s a wrap on GitHub Trending #11! Hopefully, you saw a few projects that sparked some ideas. Remember, the goal here is to see what’s possible and how these tools can fuel your own no-code/low-code builds, and your local LLM experiments.
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