TypeScript

0227lia/data-science-portfolio

A student portfolio that keeps data science claims honest — This Astro/TypeScript static site presents six reproducible public-data case studies spanning data engineering, geospatial analysis, forecasting, operations research, NLP and ML. It explicitly separates observed results from modeled scenarios and sources all displayed metrics from committed runs in linked repos, useful for anyone evaluating a data science student's work critically.

Six reproducible public-data case studies in data engineering, geospatial analytics, forecasting, operations research, NLP and ML.

naokihaba/repro-vite-plus-2416

Minimal reproduction for Vite+ issue #2416: vp preview fails with SolidStart v2

naokihaba/repro-vite-plus-2416-plain-vite

Plain Vite control reproduction for voidzero-dev/vite-plus#2416

furuya02/dynamodb-vector-search-defect-inspection

Flag defective products using DynamoDB's new native vector search — This sample uses DynamoDB's new SearchVectors feature with Titan Multimodal Embeddings to detect visual-inspection anomalies. It stores only good-product vectors plus business data (lot, inspector, lighting) in the same item, returning anomaly scores and matched records in one call, with CDK-based setup for multiple vector index configs.

Anomaly detection for visual inspection with Amazon DynamoDB native vector search (SearchVectors) and Titan Multimodal Embeddings

furuya02/lambda-web-functions-bedrock-streaming-chat

Streaming Bedrock chat built directly on Lambda Web Functions — A sample Hono app that serves a chat UI and streams Amazon Bedrock ConverseStream responses, running on AWS Lambda Web Functions without any Lambda handler or adapter—just a plain Node.js HTTP server. Useful for developers exploring this newer Lambda deployment model with CDK L1 constructs, streaming, and basic auth already wired up.

A sample chat app that streams Amazon Bedrock responses on AWS Lambda Web Functions (Hono + CDK)

yuu551/agentcore-gateway-tls

Verifying private CA TLS support in Bedrock AgentCore Gateway — A hands-on verification of Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Gateway's private CA support via certificateConfigurations, connecting through VPC Lattice to servers using privately signed certs. Includes CDK stacks for an EC2 MCP server target and an API Gateway OpenAPI target, useful for anyone testing this new Gateway feature before CloudFormation fully supports it.

figueiredoluiz/vitest-dedup-materials

Verifiable evidence behind vitest-dedup's duplicate-test claims — This companion repo stores the reproducible corpora, pinned versions, exact commands and raw outputs used to validate vitest-dedup, a static analyzer for duplicate Vitest tests. Each numbered experiment folder lets anyone rerun and check quoted numbers, including manual classifications of agent-written tests across tool versions.

PresenceOP-Coder/Hacktoberfest-Week3

A Local-First AI Inbox That Turns Email Chaos Into a Calm Morning Briefing — SnoozeBox is a Hacktoberfest 2026 project that triages email entirely on-device, using a local language model to extract action items and deadlines from messages. It collapses scattered thread replies into one living task and produces a 30-second morning briefing, aimed at anyone drowning in unread-count anxiety who wants privacy-preserving triage without cloud processing.

surrelsaga/namematch

A multi-agent crew names your project and checks free domains — Paste a repo link or README and answer a few questions; six specialized agents (professional, short & cool, random, domain checker, feedback, supervisor) propose names and check .com/.dev/.app/.tech/.ai availability via RDAP. Built with Mastra workflows and Gemma models, usable via Google API or locally with Ollama. Good for developers stuck naming a finished project.

name your project using AI agents :)

shuntaka9576/aws-tts-api

A small serverless API that turns Muse replies into Japanese speech — This project wraps Amazon Polly behind an API Gateway + Lambda (Node.js 24, ARM64) stack to convert text replies from 'Muse' into Japanese MP3 audio. It's built with Bun, TypeScript, and CDK v2, using neural voice 'Kazuha', and ships with usage-plan API keys, strict input limits, and no SSML for simplicity.