TD About this curator Tom Dörr showcases AI coding, agents, DSPy and context tools alongside robotics, mapping and audio projects. Brief feature descriptions and repository links support quick discovery, while a public archive makes examples easier to revisit. Some archive curation is automated; an individual post is assessed separately for a usage report or endorsement.
About Tom Dörr ↗ GitHub discovery open-source projects View on X ↗ Worthary-qualified projects 5 projects on Worthary
MA Use with conditions
Desktop & Productivity
A skills and command package for diagnosing and improving AI coding workflows, with project context, memory and audit records.
Why it is worth a look
Workflow diagnosis and improvement commands Persistent project decisions and audit history Needs an existing compatible AI coding host
Getting started Moderate
Ongoing maintenance Moderate
AG Use with conditions
Desktop & Productivity
A local desktop workspace for planning, running and supervising coding agents and their isolated tasks.
Why it is worth a look
Isolated branches and worktrees for coding tasks Task, conversation, terminal and preview in one session Bring a supported coding agent and its authentication
Getting started Moderate
Ongoing maintenance Moderate
SK Use with conditions
Desktop & Productivity
A desktop visual manager for discovering, installing and editing AI-agent skills across supported tools.
Why it is worth a look
Browse skills.sh and install skills to selected agents Edit local skill content in a built-in editor Use the desktop app; the old npm terminal UI is discontinued
Getting started Moderate
Ongoing maintenance Moderate
WE Use with conditions
3D & Animation
An open-source desktop environment for modelling, programming and simulating robots and mechanical systems.
Why it is worth a look
Model, program and simulate robots and mechanical systems Desktop scene and sensor visualization Robotics modelling and controller programming have a learning curve
Getting started Moderate
Ongoing maintenance Moderate
AN Use with conditions
Audio & Video
Use an Android phone as a microphone for a computer through a desktop receiver and a configured virtual audio device.
Why it is worth a look
Reuses a phone microphone for computer calls or recording Provides ready-made Android and desktop downloads A virtual audio device is mandatory; install or configure one separately
Getting started Moderate
Ongoing maintenance Moderate
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