#rust

Jellium Desktop is an unofficial, fast desktop app for watching your Jellyfin media on Linux, macOS, and Windows. It uses modern video tech (CEF and mpv) to improve performance compared to older versions. You benefit by getting a reliable, high-quality streaming experience with easy downloads for your specific computer type, including Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, plus Windows and Linux options, without needing to pay or use official support.

https://github.com/andrewrabert/jellium-desktop

#rust

Topcoat is an experimental, full-stack Rust framework that lets you build modern web apps with instant client interactivity without WebAssembly or separate build steps. It renders all markup on the server, so your components can directly query databases and skip the traditional API layer, while `$()` expressions run as type-checked Rust on the server and translate to JavaScript for instant browser updates. You get module-based routing, built-in Tailwind CSS, editable UI components, and asset bundling. The benefit is faster development with less boilerplate, simpler code, and high performance leveraging Rust’s safety and Tokio’s concurrency.

https://github.com/tokio-rs/topcoat

#rust #gguf #llm #localai #mlx #skill #unsloth

llmfit is a free terminal tool that automatically checks your computer’s RAM, CPU, and GPU to tell you exactly which large language models will run well on your machine, ranking them by fit, speed, quality, and context. It supports both an interactive visual interface and a command-line mode, works with multi-GPU setups, and suggests the best quantization levels so you never waste time or storage downloading models that won’t work. This saves you from guesswork, trial-and-error testing, and wasted bandwidth, giving you immediate, reliable recommendations for the best local AI models for your specific hardware.

https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit

#rust #docker #game_server #gamedev #minecraft #minecraft_bedrock_edition #minecraft_protocol #minecraft_server #networking #rust #server

Pumpkin is a Minecraft server built in Rust that focuses on speed, low memory use, security, and customization. It supports Java and Bedrock and includes features like world loading, player movement, commands, RCON, and plugin support in progress. This can benefit you by giving you a faster, lighter server that may start quickly, use less RAM, and be easier to tune for the features you actually need.

https://github.com/Pumpkin-MC/Pumpkin

#rust #chrome_extension #developer_tools #english_language #grammar_checker #nodejs #react #rust #svelte #webassembly

Harper is a private, fast English grammar checker that is meant to feel “just right.” It checks text in milliseconds, uses far less memory than heavy tools, and can even run in a browser with WebAssembly. The benefit to you is quicker editing, lower computer load, and better privacy, since your writing is not sent to outside servers.

https://github.com/Automattic/harper

#rust

Buzz is a self-hosted workspace where people and AI agents work in the same place, using one shared event log, one identity model, and full audit trails. It helps you ask questions with proof, let agents triage bugs safely, turn branches into rooms, and keep chat, code, workflows, and approvals together. For you, this means less tool switching, better context, and easier tracking of what happened and why.

https://github.com/block/buzz

#rust

This is a multiplayer fantasy game where people and AI agents play by the same rules in the same world, using the same interface. Its benefit is simple: you can jump into a real-time 3D world with housing, combat, maps, and chat, while the shared server rules help keep play fair and consistent for everyone.

https://github.com/Julian-adv/OpenMMO

#rust #ai_tools #code_review #rust #tui

This is tuicr, a terminal code review tool with vim keybindings that lets you read diffs, add comments, and send reviews to GitHub, GitLab, clipboard, or stdout. It works with git, jj, and Mercurial, so you can review changes in one place and save time when checking code or sharing feedback.

https://github.com/agavra/tuicr

#rust #markdown #nodejs #ocr_routing #pdf #pdf_classification #pdf_extraction #pdf_parser #python #rust #text_extraction

pdf-inspector is a fast Rust tool that checks whether a PDF has real text or is scanned, then extracts text and turns it into clean Markdown without OCR for text PDFs. It works in Python, Node.js, Rust, and browsers, and it is useful because it can save time and cost by skipping OCR, while still giving you searchable, copyable, well-structured output for reports, papers, invoices, and legal files.

https://github.com/firecrawl/pdf-inspector

#rust

celld is an open-source tool that lets you run Cloudflare Workers and Durable Objects on your own machines, with each object stored as its own SQLite database and synced through your S3-compatible bucket.[Text] This gives you easy scaling, less database contention, and smaller failure impact, while idle objects use almost no resources, which can help you save money and improve reliability.[Text]

https://github.com/denoland/celld