Trending archive for Nov 7, 2026

postmanlabs/postman-app-support

The Issue Tracker Behind Postman's API Platform — This repo isn't Postman's app code but its public support channel: a place to file bug reports, request features and integrations, and search prior issues before filing new ones. It's useful for Postman users who want to report problems or track known issues rather than browse the application source itself.

PrivSec-dev/banking-apps-compat-report

A Crowd-Sourced Map of Which Banking Apps Work on GrapheneOS — This project tracks international banking apps' compatibility with GrapheneOS, noting issues like attestation checks and the workarounds users have found. Reports are submitted and reviewed via GitHub issues, then published to a public list. Useful for GrapheneOS users deciding whether their bank's app will run, and for anyone weighing privacy-focused Android against mainstream banking app requirements.

saragordic/window-sweaters

A menu-bar app that knits decorative borders around your Mac windows — Window Sweaters adds knitted-style borders around macOS windows, with colors drawn from each app's icon and 37 apps getting custom patterns. It's purely cosmetic customization controlled from the menu bar, with per-app toggles and style options like Zigzag or By App. Fun pick for anyone who wants a playful, personalized desktop look.

guregodevo/memdoor

A single-binary agent CLI that turns durable workflows into cheaper tokens — Memdoor is a Go-built CLI that runs coding/automation agents locally or over SSH with no Docker or Python needed. It stores multi-step jobs as repo files with checks, approval gates and resume, and uses a decision model to cut token costs. A published benchmark shows a 5-agent Memdoor workflow outscoring a single-call baseline on LiveCodeBench Hard.

JiaFeiMiao-K-Cat/DiscImageStudio

Turn Any Image into a Burnable Disc-Surface Pattern — Disc Image Studio converts a picture into data that respects the physical constraints of CD, DVD and single-layer BD-R discs, so burning it leaves a visible pattern on the disc surface. It ships a Windows design/burn app plus experimental Linux/macOS CLI builds, and includes a calibration workflow that raises track-pitch accuracy from 10⁻⁶ to 10⁻¹⁴ for straighter radial lines.

mattpocock/skills

Composable AI agent skills from a real engineer's workflow — A set of small, model-agnostic skills from Matt Pocock's own .agents directory, meant for real engineering rather than 'vibe coding'. Unlike process-owning frameworks like GSD, BMAD, or Spec-Kit, these stay small, hackable, and composable so you keep control and can debug issues yourself.

nodejs/Release

Node.js Release WG Reworks the LTS Schedule Starting with v27 — This repo tracks Node.js release schedules and EOL dates, and its README flags a real process change: from Node.js 27 onward every release line goes through an Alpha phase before Current, and every line is promoted to LTS for a full 30 months instead of only even-numbered releases. Useful for anyone planning upgrades or support windows.

nodejs/security-wg

Inside Node.js Ecosystem Security Working Group's Active Initiatives — This repo hosts the Node.js Ecosystem Security Working Group, covering the HackerOne-run bug bounty program and ongoing initiatives like automating security releases, a maintainer threat model, dependency build audits, and adopting an OpenJS CNA for CVE handling. Useful for contributors tracking Node.js ecosystem security efforts beyond core vulnerability triage.

anthropics/claude-code-action

Claude as a GitHub bot: answers issues and writes code in PRs — A GitHub Action that embeds Claude Code into PRs and issues, auto-detecting whether to answer questions, review code, or implement fixes based on @claude mentions, assignments, or explicit prompts. It runs on your own runner and supports Anthropic API, Bedrock, Vertex AI, and Microsoft Foundry. V1.0 simplifies config via unified prompt/claude_args inputs.

kubernetes-sigs/aws-load-balancer-controller

The GA Controller Managing AWS ALB/NLB for Kubernetes Workloads — This official Kubernetes SIG project provisions AWS Application and Network Load Balancers directly from Ingress and Gateway API resources. It's aimed at teams running EKS or self-managed clusters on AWS who want native AWS load balancing instead of manual ELB setup, and it now supports the Gateway API alongside traditional Ingress.