Project name
Project description
What do you hope to build this month?
What kind of skills do you need?
How to contact you?
Link to your GitHub or somewhere else you'd like to onboard new contributors, like your project management software or chat room.
This month: Design and market research on "know your agent" products
Skills: ML, crypto, security folks for independent validation stress testing and just general support. Would love someone to try and forge or break our signatures.
Link: https://lyfe.ninja/projects (or find us on LinkedIn)
An upcoming open-source initiative to put your health data where it belongs: with you.
Looking to speak with engineers with healthtech experience.
Windows PC diagnostic and repair tool. Not looking for code contributors (solo project), but looking for beta testers with diverse Windows hardware. The app diagnoses and fixes common Windows problems from plain-English input. Built as an IT admin's side project
Especially need: people running Windows 10, people with non-English system locales, people with unusual hardware configs, and anyone who has a Windows problem right now they haven't been able to fix. Free during beta. Feedback goes directly to me.
Description - An open-source, MIT-licensed, local-first tool that fetches and indexes technical docs on your machine so coding agents can query it directly. The goal is to become a local, version-aware alternative to tools like Context7.
Contributions welcome - Python, RAG, developers who want to get their first open-source PR
GitHub - https://github.com/docmancer/docmancer
Website - https://www.docmancer.dev/
Description: Store and retrieve state from any app/platform/stack
What do you hope to build this month?: Android widgets and libraries for C/C++ and Swift.
What kind of skills do you need?: Anything goes, this project touches a lot of things.
How to contact you? email in profile, also at the bottom of the project's website
Links
- https://itter.sh (social networking in the terminal)
- https://withoutcms.com/ (Git-based, open, free, non-technical user-friendly CMS)
Project name: glpyh3d-js
Project description
- High performance, high quality text rendering in true 3d space
- Original implementation in Swift + Metal, ported to raw JS and Three.js usage
- Totally agent friendly with a local loopback service to remotely control the application state, move cameras, update glyph collections live, with the first few steps of 'watching an agent move around files' live and in testing; works off of a generic command server and exposed internals for true hackery shenanigans.
What do you hope to build this month?
- I have been working on a proof of concept IDE using the rendering backend. It's live and you can play with it:
- https://ivanlugo.dev/app/ide.html
- OR, https://ivanlugo.dev/ide/<github_owner>/<repo_name>, e.g., https://ivanlugo.dev/ide/tikimcfee/glyph3d-js
What kind of skills do you need?
- Folks that are interested in 3D layout, visiospatial relationships of files, text, and navigating large corpuses of data.
- Anyone that's able to slog through weird 3D paradigms and graphics rendering libraries to turn typical 2D canvas rendering and text editing into a fully realized, high-performance 3D arena.
How to contact you?
- Email me at ivan.lugo.dev@pm.me, star the repo and leave an issue / discussion, or stalk me through the innermanetz and find something I forgot was public.
- It's OSS, through and through, and the repo itself is both the code, the IDE, and my personal page. I'll get it split eventually, but I'll do that when I have folks helping that don't need all that cruft alongside ;)
Linkees: - https://ivanlugo.dev - https://github.com/tikimcfee - https://github.com/tikimcfee/glyph3d - https://github.com/tikimcfee/glyph3d-js