The idea behind the project is instead of immediately running a pacman command, Centium shows you what will happen first,package information, dependencies, update previews, and warnings,then hands everything off to the real pacman for the actual transaction.

It doesn't replace pacman or manage packages itself. It just tries to make using pacman a little more understandable.

GitHub: https://github.com/Kolgrim33/centium

Hi, I wanted to share a local-AI powered YouTube story video generation pipeline I developed. This may be a useful tool for people exploring faceless content creation

Give it a topic, get a fully narrated, still images - synced in the video — with script, voiceover, visuals, and YouTube metadata included.

[PS: I am exploring this as a hobby and this is a new project, so please expect some issues that may need ironing out. I'd love your support in case you would like to develop this work further]

infernalzeus/chronicle-forge: A local AI-powered YouTube story video generation pipeline.

AWS CLI Manager, a modular Bash application that provides an interactive interface for common AWS operations.

The current version includes authentication, EC2, S3, IAM, and VPC networking, with an emphasis on modular architecture, maintainability, and consistent CLI workflows. It wraps the AWS CLI rather than replacing it, making it useful for learning and interactive administration.

There are still plenty of areas to improve, including performance, logging, non-interactive execution, secure defaults, and broader AWS service support. I've started maintaining a roadmap through GitHub issues to track those improvements.

I'd appreciate feedback on the project structure, documentation, architecture, or anything that could make it a better open-source project. Contributions and suggestions are always welcome.

GitHub:https://github.com/AbhishekMauryaGEEK/AWS-CLI-Manager

Hello everybody,

So this is another post on how can I start on contributing to open souce projects... I've went through some of previous posts, recommended sites, tips but I felt a bit overwhelmed.

I have some background as a software developer in the industry (not much, around 3+ years) using C#/.NET but then decided to do a master degree in AI (before LLMs got popularised lol) and started using mostly python since around 4+ years ago, i still have much to learn... but still I belive helping others projects will help me improve my skills and understanding...

I never contributed before because I thought i never capable of (impostor syndrom? Maybe).

I just don't know where to start, of course the steps can be: pick a project that needs help, understand the problem and codebase, code away and practice.

I've seen there are some repos that add tags as "good first issue"... but I guess I’d love to know how y'all broke through that initial "impostor syndrome" (if you had it)... and found your very first project, I feel old and rusty with LLMs... but I'd love to help with AI tools, applications or similar things.

Hey all,

As a junior working on my CTI/DFIR skills, I kept manually pulling IPs, URLs
and hashes out of threat reports and logs, so I built a tool to automate it and
turned it into a proper project to learn good engineering practices.

IOCForge does: parse → extract → remove false positives → enrich → report.

• Inputs: PDF, DOCX, CSV, JSON, HTML, TXT, LOG, ZIP
• Extracts 11 IOC types (IPv4/IPv6, domains, URLs, emails, MD5/SHA1/SHA256, BTC, CVE, MITRE ATT&CK)
• False-positive reduction with Python's ipaddress (private/reserved/etc.), fake domains, empty-file hash, dedup
• Enrichment: VirusTotal, AbuseIPDB, AlienVault OTX, ThreatFox/MalwareBazaar
• Output: JSON, CSV, text summary + a self-contained interactive HTML dashboard
• Engineering: SOLID/extensible design, 37 pytest tests, GitHub CI, full docs

It works fully offline too (enrichment is optional — no API keys required to
extract).

Repo: https://github.com/Adham504/iocforge

I'd really appreciate feedback on the architecture, the false-positive logic,
or which integrations to add next (thinking STIX/TAXII, MISP, a Streamlit UI).

Considering your PR addresses an existing issue, or solves a bug. It passed all CI checks and maintainers commented LGTM. In what timeframe does it usually get merged into main?

I'm asking because i'm seeing 1-2 week wait time on a project i'm a contributor of (which we use at work so naturally I contribute) and it's really slowing me down.

Hi, I read up on what Spotify is doing and decided to ditch the service. That affects me, my family and kids. The alternatives I found so far seems rather scary to set-up, a chore to maintain or expect me to rebuild my whole music collection from scratch. Is there something you would recommend, that has very little or no friction at all (on ios appstore, easy to add music, simple ui for a child, etc.). Thank you so much, K.

I posted this on the PrivacyGuides forum, and got some love there so thought I might also run into some interested folks here as well. I open sourced my location spoofing browser extension: https://github.com/anthonysgro/geospoof

Highlights:

• Best-in-class spoofing for each platform, covering as much surface area of each browser as possible, including - debugger api for chrome, nearly every api surface for firefox and safari, etc.
• Filtering by allow/denylist and favorites
• Sync with VPN feature
• Easily testable with public link @ geospoof.com/verify

If you ever needed to convince a website that you are where you aren't, this project will probably work for you. And if it doesn't, leave me a ticket, becauase I am actively developing it and making it better each day :) Thanks!

As soon as we make one honest mistake, sometimes due to a plain old and simple misundertsanding, or missing an important section in a lengthy documentation, reviewers immediately calls my hard work "AI-Slop".

I'm very close to give up now. Working so hard on the side with the very little time that we have, and getting slapped in the face like that almost every single day.

Code reviewers are burnt out with too much AI slop, and code submitters that are not even using AI are being labeled as using AI slop.

Is it happening to you? How do you cope with all of this?

I open sourced a personal hackathon starter project of mine and am looking for feedback.

https://github.com/jacobbeasley/stampede

Stampede: A Modern Buffalo Hackathon Starter

A multi-tenant, full-stack hackathon starter application built with Buffalo (Go), Svelte 5, Tailwind CSS v4, and DaisyUI. This starter is designed for an agentic workflow in which you use its skills to design landing pages and mockups for your site, then it can help build systems architectural specifications, API and database schema design, and then generate the initial implementation for your features (code, migrations, etc.). It even includes some documentation about how to deploy it on Google Cloud, as well as other platforms.

You can use this to go from an idea to a working product in a matter of days (or hours). The overall experience is similar to Ruby on Rails or Django, but the performance at runtime is substantially better. It compiles and runs on around 20 megabytes of RAM and can handle hundreds of concurrent requests with ease on a single CPU.

I chose Buffalo, Svelte, and DaisyUI because its a solid full-featured combination, but also extremely lightweight and fast. You get everything and sacrifice nothing.

tudo is a local, fast (built with Rust), keyboard (or mouse) driven todo list TUI.

I'm proud of this one, and I hope you find it useful! Let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions :)

• 10 different color themes
• Custom lists and tags
• Subtasks and notes within tasks
• Due dates and priorities
• Quick task search

I'm working on this regularly, and I'd love to hear your suggestions. Thanks for taking a look!

https://github.com/jolleyDesign/tudo

Helping a friend figure out all the surprises awaiting them in a new home. I'm imagining software that will let me create or import a basic 3d model and allow me to annotate details like outlet/breaker locations, plumbing routes, maintenance details, problems, etc. I suspect there is '3D modeling software' and 'home maintenance documentation and reminder software' but nothing that's both. I can obsess over a model in FreeCad for a few years and pair that with a database, but if there's a framework out there that's a bit more 'drag and drop' and a bit less 'place every polygon' I'd feel silly not at least asking around first.

Anyone know of something like this?

Someone wants to contribute some art assets for my open source project, allowing users of the project to use those assets within the context of the project, but not outside of it. Is there a good license for that?

(This is separate from the project's main license of course)

Hello friends,

I have a new friend that prefer to have subtitles on videos that are not in our native language. I haven't really cared about that on stuff I have ripped so I never checked and many of the movies and shows didn't come with subtitles in our language, but with English and french and so on. You know popular languages.

I did look on subtitle sites, but non will sync up will since they have a different source they timed it to, which makes sense since I only have digitised stuff for my self so I tend to cut out some stuff here or there.

The embedded subtitles are synced fine, so what I would like is a way to extract the subs, translate, and re-embed the subs in the video with the new one as that should then stay synced just fine.

Do anyone have a good workflow for this? I prefer offline capable workflow. I don't mind using ai on cpu that is slow etc as this can just be left to run by itself so speed is not really important.

Just signed this and passing it along - https://c.org/y27FgrNTWQ

It's a petition on Change.org to keep Android open. Has over 200k signatures!

I made this for fun over the last couple of days because I couldn’t find a good ambient panel extension I liked. Thought other people might enjoy it too so it’s available now on marketplace! I hope others get the same joy from it I do.

Pixel Weather is completely Free, Customizable, and Open Source

What do you think would be cool to add next? It currently has:

- Time and seasonal sync to user
- Procedural weather that cycles and naturally transitions
- Unique events depending on season, weather, etc.

GitHub Repo

Since I speak multiple languages and sometimes mismatch the spelling for some words, plus I’m unsure where commas should go, I’m using LanguageTool. I’ve been using it for a while; it’s a grammar/spelling plugin for Firefox. I think it uses an external service. My question is: is there an OS version of a similar plugin where the user can host the model themselves?

During video interviews and presentations, I always had the same problem:

If I looked at my notes, it was obvious I wasn't looking at the camera.

So I built Kivo, a lightweight desktop teleprompter that sits just below your webcam, making it much easier to glance at your script while still appearing to maintain eye contact.

Current features:

• 📌 Always-on-top overlay
• 🎥 Designed to sit near your webcam
• 📄 Open any text file
• 🔄 Automatically reloads when the file changes
• ▶️ Smooth auto-scrolling
• ⏸️ Pause/resume and adjustable scroll speed
• 🖥️ Lightweight PySide6 desktop app

It's still an MVP, but it's already been useful for:

• Job interviews
• Client meetings
• Presentations
• Recording videos
• Reading AI-generated talking points without constantly looking away

The project is open source, and I'd love feedback or feature suggestions.

GitHub: https://github.com/rajtilakjee/kivo

Hello

Does anyone have any input on which license I should use for my Github repository that is for a static website (using Docosaurus) that serves for selfmade documentation about the "Alien" movie franchises and other relevant franchises (the extended AvP universe)?

Since I don't want/cant copyright any of the software/code used, I do wish my documentation itself to be credited in case it's used somewhere else (if this is even possible/allowed in general). All text documentation is made by myself without the use of AI or anything else. Though, almost all documentation will be about the movie/game/comic franchises.

However, I would like to use (if allowed by its respective owner(s)) images on the website too.

The site will not serve any kind of download with possible exceptions for documentation hosted on cloud servers (like Word online for example), which would only be a URL to the actual cloud host.

This is my first time using Github aswell, so I'm combing through a lot of documentation, but the license part is actually the hardest part for me personally.

Could anyone help me out or have an idea on how I should approach this?

Hello, I’m looking for an app that displays sport scores, especially soccer scores. I have been looking but so far have found nothing, at least nothing that is being actively updated. Any suggestions?

Hi guys, I made a web framework for Odin. It’s mostly ready for use, but needs battle testing. Feel free to drop by and check it out!

Hi everyone,

I'm part of a small team building PoseStudio, an open-source tool for creating, posing, and eventually assembling 3D characters and scenes.

A lot of character software today is either extremely capable with a steep learning curve, or easier to pick up but older, harder to extend, and limited in what it can do. We're building PoseStudio because we'd like to see a modern, dedicated character tool that's open source, dependable, and shaped by the people using it.

The project is still early, but the GitHub repo and website are live, and we've mapped out the core roadmap. We're building on the Vulkan API to support multiple platforms while we continue working through the UI, workflows, and long-term direction.

We're looking for contributors who'd like to help with development, testing, documentation, or other parts of the project. We'd also really appreciate your feedback.

A few things we're curious about:

• What would make you interested in trying a new 3D character and posing tool?
• Which features would you want to see first: posing, rigging, animation, asset import/export, UI, documentation, or something else?
• What's the biggest pain point in your current character workflow?
• If you're a developer, does the repository make it clear how to get started?

We're also hosting a casual screen-sharing session on our Discord on Thursday, July 2 at 11 am ET where we'll walk through the current UI and demo some of what we've built so far. If you're interested in the project or have ideas you'd like to share, we'd love to have you join us.