Adding more features

Just sharing my open-source project and would love your feedback!

Any tips or ideas to improve it are welcome


about the project:

If you just got a new USB mic and want to test it live without the hassle, check out my Live Mic Audio Visualizer (Basic):

- See your voice in real-time waveform
- Hear it with instant reverb effects
- Adjust Gain, Smoothing, Sample Rate, and Block Size easily


This project was used to solve my wife complaining everytime seting up for live recording on her chanel, she uses mobile for stream and pc speakers with mic.

Now looking to inprove this like live visual text whe speaking for those with special needs



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Github Issue Marketplace - Create / Get funded / Deliver

Just launched a demo of Reporaise — a platform that lets anyone fund GitHub issues and automatically marks them as delivered once merged. Would love feedback!

Website



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Introducing falcraft: Live AI block re-texturing!
https://github.com/blendi-remade/falcraft

https://redd.it/1ouryz5
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Android Developer Verification Discourse

Hi, I am agnostic-apollo, the current developer of the Termux app.

I have made the Android Developer Verification Discourse post at https://gist.github.com/agnostic-apollo/b8d8daa24cbdd216687a6bef53d417a6 with an overview and issues for the Android developer verification requirements, and also posted internal implementation details for it that currently exist in Android 16 QPR2 Beta 3 (buildid: `BP41.250916.009.A1`, securitypath: 2025-10-05).

In addition to that post I have opened an issue on Google's issuestracker at https://issuetracker.google.com/459832198 with a proposal on how a possible opt out can be implemented so that users can install apps without root/adb even if the developer is not verified.

https://redd.it/1ourtts
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I built Promptheus, an OS tool for AI prompt engineering (and it's my first big project!)

Hey everyone,

For a while now, I've been working on my first big open-source project, and I'm finally ready (and nervous!) to share it. It's called **Promptheus**.

The goal is simple: **"AI-powered prompt engineering for humans who'd rather spend their time on ideas than housekeeping."**

As my first major OS contribution, I know it's not perfect, but that's where I'd love your help. I'm here to learn and make this tool as useful as possible for the community.

I'd be incredibly grateful for any and all constructive feedback—what you like, what you hate, what's missing. Please check it out and let me know your thoughts in the GitHub issues!

GitHub Repo: https://github.com/abhichandra21/Promptheus/

Thanks for looking!

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We open-sourced NetPulse: a distributed API framework for fast, reliable network device automation (REST API over persistent SSH)

Hey everyone,
we recently open-sourced something we’ve been building for a while — **NetPulse**.

It’s a **distributed API framework** for network device management and automation.
Basically, if you’ve ever been frustrated by slow SSH connections or inconsistent vendor APIs (Cisco, Huawei, Arista, etc.), this might help.

# What it does

* Keeps **persistent SSH connections**, so device commands respond way faster (like 0.5s instead of 3s+).
* Runs in a **distributed setup** — multiple worker nodes, all coordinated with Redis.
* Gives you a **unified REST API** for different vendors, so you don’t need 10 different SDKs.

It integrates nicely with things like **Netmiko**, **NAPALM**, or vendor APIs like **PyEAPI**.
You can deploy it with **Docker or Kubernetes** if you want it to scale.

# Why we made it

We manage a bunch of network and GPU cluster gear, and dealing with connection drops and vendor quirks was just painful.
So we built NetPulse to handle connections more intelligently and make automation actually reliable.

# Check it out

GitHub: [scitix/netpulse: API Server for Network Automation](https://github.com/scitix/netpulse)
It’s still early, but it’s working pretty well in our setup. Feedback, ideas, and PRs are super welcome

https://redd.it/1ouz8rz
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I built a live journalctl embedding log system which can be used to filter out logs in the system, it is open-source and I wanted feedbacks and contributions in my project

The project listens live journalctl logs and converts into embeddings using a embedding model which later can be used to filter out the problems For example:


The logs are- Ollama service failed x12 Usb connected Usb disconnected


When the the query is like why did ollama fail it will pick up the appropriate logs and prints it


This is the link


I would like contributions and suggestions to this project. Currently this is just a vibe coded prototype I want to improve it.

https://redd.it/1ov9djr
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anyone creating embedded wallets in opensource?

Hi, looking for people who have experience with the embedded wallet creation using open source.

what open-source companies or SDKs have you been using? Is there any of them u would/wouldn't recommend?


i like to know if u also have best practices or specific things u value, maybe i should value them too as well!

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Hotspot: Diagnose debt before it ships! 🔬
https://github.com/huangsam/hotspot

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Open source projects allowing collaboration on forks?

The Drupal project has custom tooling where you can press a button to get push access to a fork so multiple people without special roles can work together on a feature.

Github can't do this AFAIK. Is there any other open source project which can? This is not trolling this is genuine curiosity.

https://redd.it/1ovcsmd
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Looking for feedback & collaborators Launchpad Online – a browser-based Launchpad built by an Italian student

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m Vittorio, a 22-year-old Computer Engineering student from Italy.

A few months ago, I decided to combine two of my passions — music tech and web development — and started working on an open-source project called **Launchpad Online**. It’s a Progressive Web App (PWA) that turns your browser into a fully playable Launchpad, either by connecting a real MIDI device or by interacting directly with a digital launchpad grid using your mouse.

The idea came from my love for the Novation Launchpad and my curiosity about how far web technologies like the WebMIDI API and Web Audio API can go. Tools like Ableton Live are amazing but often overwhelming for beginners, so I wanted to create something simpler and more focused, where you can just jump in, press pads, trigger sounds, and enjoy the experience.

Right now, Launchpad Online includes an 8×8 interactive grid (with multiple pages, up to 512 pads total), a custom Web Audio engine for high-quality playback, and real-time MIDI controller support through the WebMIDI API. It’s also a Progressive Web App, so you can install it and use it offline like a native app.

I’m currently developing on the branch `feature/midi-launchpad-webmidi-improvement`, where I integrated the **launchpad-webmidi** library to improve communication with physical Launchpads. It’s working decently, but I’m not completely sure whether this library is the best long-term choice, or if I should instead manage the low-level MIDI communication myself.

Since I’m still quite new to web development, the project is built entirely using plain JavaScript, HTML, and CSS — no frameworks or TypeScript. I’ve tried to keep the structure modular, separating logic for audio, MIDI, and interaction, but I know there’s plenty of room for improvement.

This is a personal side project that I work on in my free time, not something I can dedicate myself to full-time. Still, I’m really motivated to develop it further and eventually complete it.

That’s why I’m here: I’d love to get feedback from more experienced developers, especially about how I’ve structured the project and whether my approach to MIDI (and the use of launchpad-webmidi) makes sense.
And if someone out there enjoys music tech, web audio, or just wants to contribute to a fun and creative open-source project, I’d love to collaborate!

You can check it out here:
👉 https://github.com/CupoMeridio/Launchpad-Online

Thanks a lot for reading — and for any advice, feedback, or contribution you might want to share 🙏

https://redd.it/1ovmg75
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I wrote an open source android app that turns your old phone into an IP camera

For remote monitoring and doorcams.

No more paying for those aliexpress shipping!

Note: configured for android 12.0, requires tailscale to link it to your phone.

https://github.com/onepersonhere/camera-link

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MonkeyBar: Open-source GNOME extension to visualize Monkeytype activity in your panel
https://monkeybar.aroice.in

https://redd.it/1ovq5ch
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Decentralized Internet and Privacy Devroom at FOSDEM 2026

The Decentralized Internet devroom at FOSDEM is getting revived for this next edition of the conference (January 31 and February 1, 2026 in Brussels).


In this new life of the devroom we are not only looking for talks on projects that decentralize the Internet, but also on strong open source and privacy projects and communities. Submit your tech heavy talks and projects!

https://redd.it/1ovusl0
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I am building a lightweight engine for developing custom distributed CI/CD platforms. you find it cool? leave a star
https://github.com/open-ug/conveyor

https://redd.it/1ovw2tx
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Looking for Collabs

We’re a small PAAS wannabe, and we’re looking to collaborate with creative projects!

Here’s the idea:
we write articles and feature your project on our platform, and in return, you help us grow by sharing our work. It’s a simple way to support each other and reach new audiences.

If you’re interested in getting featured or collaborating, drop a comment or DM us.

Let’s build something awesome together 💪

https://redd.it/1ovx7dx
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How do open-source projects get visibility (and even sponsorships?)

Hello people. I am a frontend developer and I am actively working on an open-source telemetry platform. It's more of a environment related project and the development roadmap is promising. I believe my project has solid value and I hope it gets the attention it deserves.

I often come across new OSS projects that rack up thousands of GitHub stars and wonder how did they reach there. How exactly do other developers do that? Some guidance would be tremendously helpful.

https://redd.it/1ovy9he
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I coded an open-source Monkey Type alternative for programmers (with cool IDE-like behavior)

Hi all!

I’ve been working on Code Typer, a type racer (like monkey type) made specifically for programmers. Instead of lorem ipsum, you type through real code snippets pulled from open-source GitHub projects.

I’ve also added IDE-like behavior such as auto-closing brackets and quotes, plus shortcuts like Cmd/Ctrl + Backspace and Alt + Backspace

Built with Next.js, Tailwind, Zustand, Prisma + PostgreSQL.


Repo: github.com/mattiacerutti/code-typer


Would love any feedback, stars, or bug reports. Thanks!

https://redd.it/1ow0w5u
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What is the best way to support a project monetarily? Is there a reason for developers not to have accounts for all popular platforms (patreon, buymeacoffee, liberapay, ko-fi...)

I have recently canceled all streaming subnoscriptions and thought about supporting my favorite developers and creators directly, with part of the money I spend before. I noticed that everyone uses a different provider and asked myself why. It's a bit annoying and I imagine if you let people donate where they already have an account more people would do it.

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We're building an auto-optimizing compiler for AI agents for speed & safety
https://github.com/stanford-mast/a1

https://redd.it/1owbfnf
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Arbiter — Open Source LLM Evaluation Library for Python

Howdy y’all!

I’ve been working on an open source evaluation library for Python called Arbiter (https://github.com/evanvolgas/arbiter).

Arbiter is an LLM evaluation framework that provides simple APIs, automatic observability, and provider-agnostic infrastructure for teams that work with AI.

It’s very much alpha software, but I would love thoughts and feedback on the library and roadmap, if anyone has anything they’d be willing to share. I’m especially curious to hear thoughts about the roadmap!



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