Eneru

Eneru

License: MIT License


Description:

Eneru is a Python-based UPS monitoring daemon for NUT that coordinates multi-UPS monitoring, shutdown of VMs, containers, and remote servers, and provides a browser dashboard, authenticated API, Prometheus, MQTT, and Grafana observability.

OpenResto

OpenResto

License: MIT


Description:

A self-hosted, zero-dependency restaurant booking system for multiple restaurants. It provides real-time holds, branding, and admin management with a single Docker Compose setup. Web and mobile front-ends, SQLite backend, auto migrations, and multi-arch releases.

Databasus

Databasus

License: Apache-2.0


Description:

Databasus is a free, open-source PostgreSQL backup tool that supports physical and logical backups with Point-In-Time Recovery (PITR), restore verification, and multi-storage destinations (S3, Google Drive, FTP, etc.). It offers scheduling, retention policies, and notifications, and runs self-hosted under the Apache 2.0 license.

GentleOS/32

GentleOS/32

License: GPL-2.0


Description:

GentleOS/32 is a hobby operating system for vintage 32-bit PCs. A monolithic kernel for i386 with minimal hardware: VGA/SVGA, keyboard, mice, and basic serial support. Designed for experimentation and tinkering, it aims for simple, configurable hardware compatibility and a platform for retro-apps.

Workshop

Workshop

License: GPL-3.0


Description:

Workshops are secure, fast, and composable development environments that come agent-ready. Workshop lets you define environments with YAML, enabling reproducible SDK-based setups and workflow-driven development.

OpenJPH

OpenJPH

License: BSD-2-Clause


Description:

OpenJPH is an open-source high-throughput JPEG2000 Part-15 (HTJ2K) codec implementation (C++). It provides a BSD-2-Clause licensed reference for HTJ2K/JPH with Docker, OSS-Fuzz integration, and documentation.

Lyrie.ai

Lyrie.ai

License: MIT License


Description:

Lyrie.ai is an autonomous cybersecurity agent that conducts pentests, red-teams LLM endpoints, scans code and live URLs, and uses the Agent Trust Protocol (ATP) for cryptographic agent identity.