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A Git-related tool aimed at solving account or identity mix-ups for developers, though the exact mechanism isn't described in the available text.
FreeOpen source
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How it works
Automatically routes commits, pushes, and clones to the right GitHub account by reading each repo's remote URL, handling key, remote, and identity in one step.
What's different
Unlike gh auth switch (auth only) or includeIf (folder-based), it handles all three at once. Includes a setup wizard and supports unlimited profiles across platforms.
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Open-source system that turns Obsidian into a publishing platform for Astro websites, for developers who want a local editing workflow instead of a hosted CMS.
Open source
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Auto-detects your Astro theme and content structure, injects preconfigured plugins and hotkeys into Obsidian, and can instant-publish via the Git plugin.
Best for
Developers running an Astro site who want to write content in Obsidian.
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A free, open-source collection of browser tools you can use instantly with no signup, install or tracking; the site doesn't say what the tools actually are.
Watch out · The description doesn't say what the actual tools do.
No sign-upOpen sourceNo tracking
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How it works
A collection of browser-based tools you can use instantly via a link, with no signup, install or tracking.
What's different
No account, no install and no tracking required to use any tool.
Watch out
The description doesn't say what the actual tools do.
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An open-source SDK that serves weather, ocean and elevation data as map tiles with values baked into the pixels, so you can restyle colormaps or switch to contours client-side without refetching. For developers.
FreeOpen source
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How it works
Serves weather, ocean and elevation data as map tiles with the physical values baked directly into the pixels and decoded on the GPU, so you can change colormaps, switch to wind streamlines or contours, or re-scale client-side without refetching.
What's different
One open-source SDK works across MapLibre, Mapbox, Leaflet, OpenLayers, deck.gl and React, and the tile format is documented so you can decode it yourself without being locked to their renderer.
Pricing
Transparent pricing with a free tier.
Best for
Developers building map-based visualizations of weather, ocean or elevation data.
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A native, open-source desktop GUI for managing NATS messaging — connecting, publishing and subscribing, and managing JetStream, Key-Value, and Object Store — for developers on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Open source
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Cross-platform native desktop app for connecting to NATS servers and managing JetStream, Key-Value, and Object Store.
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Open-source CLI for developers to find and safely delete dev caches and build junk eating up Mac disk space.
Open sourceNo tracking
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How it works
An open-source macOS CLI that scans for developer caches, build artifacts, Electron junk, and orphaned app data, showing an itemized list before deleting anything.
What's different
Never deletes without showing the itemized list first; pure bash, zero telemetry.
Pricing
Open source, MIT licensed.
Best for
macOS developers whose disk is being eaten by accumulated dev caches and build junk.
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A free, open-source AI tool that edits JSON files from plain-English instructions instead of hand-written syntax, with diff review and version rollback.
FreeNo sign-upOpen source
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How it works
An open-source AI workspace for editing JSON files: describe changes in plain English, review every edit as a diff, and roll back using full version history.
What's different
Diff review and full version rollback for every AI-made edit instead of blind overwrites.
Pricing
Free, no signup required.
Best for
Developers and teams who need to edit JSON without hand-writing syntax.
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An MIT-licensed authentication boilerplate for Node.js backends providing JWT with refresh-token rotation, role/permission middleware, Google OAuth, and a PostgreSQL/MySQL data layer switchable in one line.
Open source
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How it works
Ships with a clean MVC structure and a full setup guide; works with Node.js 18+.
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A free, open-source desktop app for opening and searching multi-gigabyte JSON files on macOS and Windows in seconds - a free alternative to paid tools like Dadroit.
FreeOpen sourceCan export my data
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How it works
Opens and searches multi-gigabyte (2-3 GB) JSON files on macOS and Windows, with a tree viewer, regex search over keys and values, subtree extraction, export to CSV/XML, and multi-file union.
What's different
Free, open-source alternative to paid large-JSON viewers like Dadroit, with no cost or usage limits, including for commercial use.
Pricing
Free.
Best for
Developers who regularly need to open and search very large JSON files.
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Open-source browser extension for modifying request/response headers and cookies with local, URL-scoped rules and switchable profiles — test APIs, staging environments, auth and feature flags without changing code.
