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Strix is a smart IP camera stream finder that probes devices, tests over 100,000 URL patterns across 67,000+ camera models in seconds, and generates ready-to-use configuration files for Frigate and go2rtc NVR systems.

Use Strix when setting up new IP cameras, troubleshooting cameras with unknown stream URLs, or configuring Frigate/go2rtc systems. It's particularly valuable when camera documentation is unavailable or when dealing with obscure Chinese camera brands.

Reverse API Engineer captures network traffic from a browsing session—either manual or AI-agent-driven—and uses an AI model to automatically generate clean, typed API clients in multiple programming languages (Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, C).

Use this when you need to integrate with a website that has no official API, when you need to automate interactions with a service, or when you want to understand and replicate the network calls a site makes without manually parsing DevTools output.

Wodo is a real-time collaborative project management application that offers flexible boards, timelines, and list views, allowing teams to organize work using custom labels without forcing a specific workflow methodology. It includes features like milestones, cycles, templates, and document management, all hosted in Europe with a strong privacy stance.

Wodo is most valuable when managing projects of varying scales—from short sprints to multi-year roadmaps—especially for teams that need flexibility in their workflow and care about data privacy. It's ideal for EU-based or privacy-conscious development teams that want collaborative project management without vendor lock-in or AI data training concerns.

Rill is an agent-first, BI-as-code platform that lets users define data models, semantic metrics, and interactive dashboards using YAML and SQL, powered by OLAP engines like ClickHouse and DuckDB. It supports conversational BI and connects AI agents to metrics via an MCP server.

Rill is most valuable when you need to rapidly build and embed real-time analytics dashboards, expose metrics via APIs, or enable conversational data exploration for end users. It's ideal for applications requiring sub-second queries on large datasets with per-user data access control.

Paper2Agent is an AI system that automatically analyzes research paper repositories, extracts functionality from tutorials, and generates interactive AI agents with MCP servers. It bridges the gap between academic research code and usable AI agent implementations by processing GitHub repositories and creating tool-equipped agents.

Use Paper2Agent when you need to quickly prototype or build AI agents from academic research codebases without manually understanding and wrapping complex APIs. It's most valuable for developers who want to leverage cutting-edge research papers in their applications or create domain-specific AI tools from scientific repositories.

LAN Orangutan scans local networks using nmap to auto-discover devices, then lets users label, group, and track those devices through a web dashboard or CLI. It supports multi-network configurations and integrates with Tailscale for VPN-based network discovery.

This resource is most valuable when setting up or maintaining a homelab, self-hosted infrastructure, or any environment where tracking network-connected devices is important. It's particularly useful when troubleshooting network issues, documenting infrastructure, or monitoring what devices are present across multiple networks or Tailscale tailnets.

SearchPhone is a Python-based OSINT toolkit that aggregates phone number information from multiple sources including Google, GitHub, Numverify, Reddit, and DuckDuckGo, while also checking for compromised credentials via Hudson Rock's infostealer database. It generates comprehensive JSON and PDF reports of findings.

Most valuable during security assessments, bug bounty investigations, or when researching phone number exposure across platforms. Also useful when building phone-related features to understand potential security implications and data exposure.

Drip is an open-source, self-hosted tunneling solution that allows developers to securely expose local services to the internet using their own domain and server infrastructure. It provides unlimited tunnels, bandwidth, and requests without relying on third-party servers or paid tiers.

Use Drip when you need to test webhooks, demo local work to clients, run mobile app backends during development, or when privacy requirements prevent using third-party tunneling services. It's particularly valuable for teams wanting unlimited tunneling without subscription costs or data passing through external servers.

Open Minis is an on-device AI agent application for Apple platforms and Android that connects to various LLM providers (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter) to browse the web, manage schedules, control smart home devices, and automate tasks while keeping data private on the user's device.

This resource is most valuable when testing website compatibility with AI-driven browsing, prototyping AI agent interactions, or exploring how on-device AI agents interact with web content. It's also useful for developers building automation workflows or integrating AI capabilities into mobile applications.

This is a Claude Code skill that performs comprehensive technical debt audits across nine dimensions including architectural decay, test debt, security hygiene, and documentation drift, generating a persistent TECH_DEBT_AUDIT.md report with severity rankings and effort estimates.

This skill is most valuable when inheriting an unfamiliar codebase, before planning major refactoring efforts, or for periodic code health assessments, especially on repositories over 50k LOC where manual audit would be impractical.