Open repos worth cloning
31 public repos we would actually install, each with one plain line on what it does for a business. Agents, local models, automation, scraping and the apps that replace a monthly bill.
7 shelves, 31 repos
Every repo links straight to GitHub. Comment REPO plus a name on our posts and we will DM you that one.
Claude add-ons
Extend Claude with skills and connectors.
Agents and coding
Agents that write, run and fix code.
Run models locally
Private AI on your own machine.
Automation
Workflows that run while you sleep.
Scraping and documents
Turn the web and your files into clean data.
Content and media
Images, audio and video, self-hosted.
Business apps you can own
Replace a subscription with software you host.
The local models shelf
A look at what is inside the full library.
Ollama
The easiest way to download and run open models on a laptop with one command.
llama.cpp
Fast inference for open models on ordinary hardware. The engine many local tools are built on.
Open WebUI
A clean chat interface for local and hosted models, with documents, users and permissions.
AnythingLLM
A desktop app to chat with your own documents using local or hosted models.
Tools you can own outright
This library is for you if:
- You build with Claude or Claude Code and want the projects worth knowing.
- You want to cut monthly software costs with tools you can host yourself.
- You want a short, curated shelf you can actually work through.
- You want one plain sentence on what each repo is for before you clone it.
Before you clone anything
Is it free?
Yes. The library is free and every repo on it is public.
Do I need to be a developer?
Some of these install in one command and some need a server. The one-line description tells you what it does so you can decide whether it is worth setting up.
What does comment REPO plus a name do?
On our posts, comment REPO and the repo name as it is written here, for example REPO Ollama or REPO Open WebUI, and we send you that one repo in a DM with a short note on how to start.
Can I use them in my business?
Most of them, yes. Each one carries its own license, and the license on GitHub says what you can do with it.
Do you own these projects?
No. Each repo belongs to its own maintainers and carries its own license. Check the license before you use one in a product.
Build with them properly
Start with the $27 Claude Beginner Course. When you want to set up, steer and ship real tools on top of projects like these, the Claude Code Masterclass is next.