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Anthropic’s Interactive Prompt Engineering Tutorial is a step-by-step course for learning how to write effective prompts for Claude. It includes 9 chapters with exercises and an “Example Playground” where you can practice and troubleshoot prompts to see how changes affect Claude’s responses, with an optional Google Sheets version via the Claude for Sheets extension.
dbt Fusion (beta) is a next-generation execution engine for dbt, with components published incrementally. It is written in Rust for speed and correctness, provides native SQL understanding across multiple warehouse SQL dialects, and includes features like SQL comprehension, a language server, and ADBC-based warehouse connection drivers. It is useful if you want to adopt or evaluate the new dbt engine using the CLI, VS Code extension, or a precompiled binary, including options for local, Docker, or cloud installation.
A curated list of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, organized into categories, with links and context for production-ready and experimental server options. Useful for developers browsing MCP server implementations and finding servers that extend AI capabilities like file access, database connections, and API integrations.
MCPHawk is a logging and monitoring tool for Model Context Protocol (MCP) traffic, giving deep visibility into MCP client-server interactions by understanding MCP’s JSON-RPC 2.0 messages. It passively captures and reconstructs MCP traffic across common transports like stdio and HTTP streaming, and provides a real-time web dashboard, search and filtering, and export for offline analysis.
Maintenance status: Updates are present, but cadence looks sporadic. The newest tagged update shown is v0.4.3 on 2025-08-20, and the last upstream push was 2025-12-27, with no further detailed update evidence up to today (2026-06-09), suggesting quiet, not consistently active maintenance.
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MMORE (Massive Multimodal Open RAG & Extraction) is an open-source, end-to-end pipeline that ingests heterogeneous files like PDFs, office documents, spreadsheets, emails, images, audio, video, and web pages, then processes, indexes, and retrieves knowledge from them. It standardizes content into a unified multimodal format, supports distributed CPU/GPU processing, and provides hybrid dense plus sparse retrieval with an integrated RAG service (CLI and APIs).
Actively maintained: GitHub pushes and multiple tagged updates occurred in 2026, with the latest update on 2026-06-30 and frequent follow-on updates across June (v1.2.5 on 2026-06-25, v1.2.4 on 2026-06-12, v1.2.3 on 2026-05-08).
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This is a GitHub-hosted CUDA course focused on GPU kernel optimization and performance, tailored for NVIDIA GPUs and designed for Ubuntu Linux (with options like WSL or Docker to simulate the environment). It covers CUDA, PyTorch, and Triton topics, including setting up tools, writing and optimizing kernels, and finishing with a CUDA MNIST MLP project.
Community-driven Python implementation of the TOON format, providing encode and decode functions plus a CLI for converting between compact, human-readable TOON strings and Python data. Useful for serializing and parsing LLM context data, including tabular array syntax, with optional Pydantic integration for validated structured outputs and beta (v0.9.x) status with ongoing spec compliance.
The repository shows recent upstream activity, with the last push on 2026-05-20, suggesting it is being actively maintained, though the most recent summarized tagged update provided is v0.9.0-beta.1 dated 2025-11-08.
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olmOCR is a toolkit for converting PDFs and other image-based document formats (such as PNG and JPEG) into clean, readable plain text exported as Markdown. It supports equations, tables, handwriting, and complex formatting, and it can remove headers and footers while producing a natural reading order. It also provides an online demo and a benchmark suite (olmOCR-Bench) for evaluating OCR performance.
Actively maintained: The repository shows multiple recent tagged updates (0.4.14 through 0.4.27) and the upstream activity is recent (last push on 2026-03-25), indicating ongoing development rather than maintenance-only.
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NocoDB is a free, self-hostable Airtable alternative for building databases online, with an emphasis on generating APIs and providing a spreadsheet-style workflow. It is useful if you want to create and manage database data with RESTful API access, Swagger documentation, and support for PostgreSQL and SQLite, and you can install it via Docker or the Auto-upstall script.
Actively maintained: Evidence shows recent upstream activity (last push 2026-07-01) and frequent updates through late June and June (for example, 2026.06.2 on 2026-06-29, 2026.06.1 on 2026-06-15, 2026.06.0 on 2026-06-04), indicating ongoing development.
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DwarfStar 4 (antirez/ds4) is a small, self-contained local inference engine for DeepSeek V4 Flash, providing DS4-specific loading, prompt rendering, tool calling, KV state handling (including on-disk persistence), and a server API. It targets Metal on macOS as the primary backend, supports NVIDIA CUDA on Linux, and keeps ROCm support in a separate branch. Useful if you want to run DeepSeek V4 Flash locally with an engine built specifically for that model, along with CLI and integrated coding agent support.
A GitHub-hosted set of best practices for using Claude Code, covering core concepts like agents, commands, skills, workflows, hooks, settings, memory, and CLI startup flags. It is useful as a guide for configuring and organizing Claude Code for agentic workflows, with example sections that map features to specific local files and Claude Code documentation.
Context Hub is a command-line tool and curated set of versioned, language-specific docs and skills meant for coding agents to use while generating code. It helps agents search for relevant documentation, fetch the current docs they need, and optionally attach persistent local annotations plus up or down feedback that flows back to doc authors to improve content over time.
The source shows recent activity (last upstream push on 2026-04-29), and there is at least one recent published update (v0.1.4 on 2026-04-27), which suggests it is not abandoned.
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Almato AI’s Open Graph of IT (OGIT) provides an ontology and documentation to model IT entities and their relationships with business processes and people. It is useful if you want a shared “common language” for IT data and can leverage it through implementations like Apache Jena Fuseki, Apache Tinkerpop, or Cayley, with support for managing IT data via the Bardioc REST API.
Actively maintained: GitHub activity is very recent (last upstream push 2026-07-08) with multiple updates published in July 2026 (100.1.3, 100.1.2, 100.1.1), suggesting ongoing development rather than dormancy.
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Simplifier MCP Server is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets AI assistants integrate with the Simplifier Low Code Platform. It helps clients browse and use Simplifier connectors, business objects, and data types, and it can execute connector calls and server-side JavaScript business object functions. It supports several connector types including REST, SOAP, SQL, and SAPRFC, and can be used via resources or tools depending on the MCP client.
The repository appears actively maintained, with recent GitHub pushes (latest on 2026-05-11) and multiple version tags published on the same day (v0.10.7 through v0.10.5 all dated 2026-05-11).
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Yarl is a Python 3 URL helper library that provides a handy URL class for parsing and changing URLs. It exposes URL parts like scheme, host, path, and query, and returns new URL objects for manipulations, with automatic encoding and canonical representation. It is useful in projects such as aiohttp where you need consistent URL parsing and construction.
Actively maintained: Recent activity shows multiple updates in a short window (v1.24.0, v1.24.1, v1.24.2 all dated 2026-05-19), indicating the project is still actively worked on.
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XlsxWriter is a Python module for creating Excel 2007+ XLSX files. It helps you generate spreadsheets with features like formatting, formulas, charts, images, and integrations with tools such as Pandas and Polars. It is useful for programmatically producing Excel output from Python code.
The repository shows ongoing activity, with an upstream push on 2026-03-22, but the most recent listed package updates are from 2025-09-16 (RELEASE_3.2.9), so public updates have a gap of several months as of 2026-06-09.
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wrapt is a Python module for building decorators, function and object wrappers, and runtime monkey patching. It focuses on preserving decorator introspection and signatures, and uses a C extension for performance-critical parts with a pure Python fallback when needed.
Actively maintained: The repo shows very recent upstream activity and a sequence of updates culminating in 2.2.2 on 2026-06-20, including multiple 2.2.2 release candidate updates in the preceding days.
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The websockets library helps you build WebSocket servers and clients in Python, with a coroutine-based API built on asyncio, plus optional threading and Sans I/O implementations. It is useful for building production-quality real-time WebSocket applications, and its documentation is hosted on Read the Docs.
The repository appears actively maintained, with a recent upstream push on 2026-06-05 and a recent version update, 16.0, on 2026-01-10.
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