Description:
Proximity is an MCP security scanner powered with NOVA that discovers tools, prompts, and resources on MCP servers, with NOVA-based security analysis.
InvisibleJim
OpenLoco
Description:
OpenLoco is an open-source re-implementation of Chris Sawyer’s Locomotion, rewritten in C++. It modernizes the classic transport-simulation game with ongoing development and cross-platform support.
Wattage
Description:
Wattage is a GTK 4 + libadwaita Linux app written in Vala for monitoring battery health, energy metrics, and power devices, designed for GNU/Linux systems using sysfs battery data.
VSTDev
Description:
VSTDev is the Virtual Studio Technology development portal providing open-source SDK resources and getting-started guides for plugin development. The VST3 SDK, MIT-licensed, offers API access, examples, and documentation for building VST plugins.
Cyber Engine Tweaks
Description:
Cyber Engine Tweaks is a Lua-based modding framework for Cyberpunk 2077, offering scripting, an ImGui GUI, a console, and a TweakDB editor with configurable patches.
Marathon Shell
Description:
Marathon Shell is a Wayland-based compositor and mobile-oriented application shell for Linux, enabling gesture-based navigation, app management, and system integration. It supports Marathon apps (QML) and native Linux applications via Wayland.
UxPlay
Description:
AirPlay Unix mirroring server for Linux, macOS and Unix-like systems; enables screen mirroring and AirPlay audio via GStreamer.
Zork III (Infocom)
Description:
Zork III Source Code Collection: a directory of Infocom’s Zork III source files (ZIL/ZAP) with accompanying notes, designed for education, research, and historical preservation.
Zork II (Microcomputer Version) (Infocom)
Description:
Zork II is Infocom’s 1981 interactive fiction game. This repository provides the microcomputer version source code collection in ZIL/ZAP and related files for study and preservation.
Zork I (Microcomputer Version) by Infocom
Description:
A directory of the Zork I (Microcomputer Version) source code by Infocom, including ZIL files and related artifacts, intended for education, research, and historical study.