Packages
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Spec Kit (specify-cli) is a Python CLI toolkit for spec-driven development: it bootstraps a project, helps you write a spec/constitution/plan/tasks, and then drives an implementation workflow (including agent/AI-assisted steps depending on how you run it).
GLM-4.5
GLM-4.0414 is an open-source family of multilingual multimodal (text, and for some variants vision) chat/reasoning large language models released by THUDM. The repository content provided describes model variants, context length characteristics, and links for trying models online (via Z.ai) and downloading models from model hubs (e.g., Hugging Face, ModelScope). The included README text does not describe a programmatic API surface (REST/SDK) for the package itself; it primarily documents model series and usage pointers.
hello-claw
hello-claw is a tutorial/documentation repository for learning OpenClaw by “adopting” and building an AI assistant (“Claw”/Skills). It provides an online reading experience and structured chapter guides across usage, scenarios, and development topics.
wifite2
Wifite2 is a CLI Python tool that automates wireless network auditing by orchestrating external wireless attack utilities (e.g., Aircrack-ng suite tools, reaver/bully for WPS, and hashcat-related tools for PMKID). It scans for targets, captures handshakes/PMKID/WEP-related artifacts, and attempts to crack passwords using the enabled attack methods.
Bombers
“Bombers” is an archived Python collection linking to multiple scripts/tools for SMS/Email/WhatsApp/Twitter/Instagram spamming/bombing and “fake/temporary SMS” utilities intended to bypass phone-based verification. It primarily functions as an index of other repositories and some referenced local scripts (e.g., SMS_bomber.py, Email_bomber.py, Twitter_bomber.py).
nexu
nexu is an open-source desktop client that runs an OpenClaw agent inside IM apps (WeChat, Feishu, Slack, Discord, etc.), providing a GUI to connect, chat, and manage model/provider access for the agent.
agent-skills-authoring
Guides agents through creating, validating, and optimizing Agent Skills (SKILL.md files) from user requests.
Aurogen
Aurogen is a self-hosted, multi-agent/multi-instance web application that reimplements the OpenClaw paradigm. It modularizes and orchestrates components such as agents, channels, providers, and skills, and runs them via a local web panel with password setup. It supports multi-agent group mode and can import skills from ClaWHub (clawhub.ai).
blockrun-agent-wallet
deep-research-skill
find-scene-skill
prompt-engineering-skill
skill-snapshot-to-nextjs
slow-down
Personal-use skill.
The_Matrix_Escaped
Project Description: The year is 2200 and the machines took over the world after a long and grueling battle the likes of which were never seen before. Most of humanity was defeated and they got their memories erased and then put into deep sleep. In this state, their brains are used as a huge neural network by the machines. To harness the power of the humans’ brains, the machines created a simulation called the matrix where humans who are asleep think that in fact they are alive in. After the war
documentation
Provides the source and tooling for building Raspberry Pi Documentation websites/pages for Raspberry Pi computers and microcontrollers. The repository appears to be documentation content rather than an API service.
skills
A monorepo of reusable, self-contained “skills” intended for use with Codex/Claude-style agents. The README lists multiple skills including: detecting which biomedical claims in Markdown need citations (cite-them-all), generating structured medical lecture materials including references (academic-lectures), processing Gmail invoice emails into structured summaries (gmail-invoice-processor), and converting Markdown into Xiaohongshu (RedNote) image card assets while preserving structure and local images (md-to-xhs-cards).
skills
Provides an archived collection of “skills” backed up from clawdhub.com. The README frames the repository as a historical archive rather than an actively maintained, fully supported service.
ctf-wiki
CTF Wiki is a community wiki for learning Capture-the-Flag (CTF) topics and techniques. It is built with MkDocs and can be viewed/deployed locally or via a Docker image and an online site (ctf-wiki.org).
InstaPy
InstaPy is a Python-based Instagram automation tool that uses Selenium to automate social media interactions (e.g., performing actions such as likes/comments/following) via browser automation.