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vercel/next.js

The React meta-framework that keeps absorbing the stack — Next.js bundles server rendering, static site generation, hybrid data fetching, and its own compiler into one React framework. Used for everything from blogs to full apps, it's backed by Vercel and widely adopted, making it a common default when starting a new React project.

vercel/ai

A unified TypeScript SDK for building AI agents and UIs — AI SDK provides one API to work with OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and other providers, plus hooks for React, Svelte and Vue to build chat and generative UI features. Built by the Next.js team, it's aimed at JavaScript/TypeScript developers who want to add LLM features without juggling separate provider SDKs.

dubinc/dub.link

The modern link attribution platform. Loved by world-class engineering teams at Twilio, Zillow, Jobber, Vercel, Raycast, and more.

dyad-sh/dyad

A local, open-source AI app builder with no vendor lock-in — Dyad runs on your own machine instead of a hosted service, letting you bring your own AI API keys and avoid lock-in. It's a free, cross-platform alternative to Lovable, v0, or Bolt for developers who want privacy and control over their AI app building workflow.

vercel/vercel

Vercel's monorepo now ships a native CLI binary option — This is the source for Vercel's CLI and platform tooling. A new native binary distribution (@vercel/vc-native) now complements the standard npm install, giving faster startup without changing existing workflows. Useful for developers deploying JAMstack or cloud apps who want a leaner CLI.

is-a-dev/register

Open-source registry for free .is-a.dev developer subdomains — This repo is the public registry behind is-a.dev, letting developers claim a free custom subdomain for personal sites via a GitHub pull request and JSON file. It's entirely community-run and open source, with a sister project, is-a.bot, recently launched for bot subdomains.

gdy666/lucky

An All-in-One Web Panel for Home Router Networking Tasks — Lucky bundles DDNS, reverse proxying, port forwarding, STUN/FRP NAT traversal, file services (WebDAV, FTP, Samba), Wake-on-LAN, cron jobs, and a WAF into one web-managed tool for routers and NAS. Note: only versions through 1.4.10 are open-sourced here; later releases are closed and shouldn't be called open source.

vercel/eve

Vercel's filesystem-first framework for durable AI agents — eve organizes agent capabilities—instructions, tools, skills, channels, schedules—as conventional files and folders instead of hidden config. This makes agents easier to inspect, extend, and operate. Built by Vercel, it targets TypeScript/JavaScript developers building durable, workflow-driven AI agents with a simple npx init command.

mikehasa/golive-skill

Take your agent-built product live: hosting, database, domain, email, payments — on your own accounts. Open-source Agent Skill + zero-dependency Node CLI: detect → plan → approve → apply → verify. No GoLive account, backend or telemetry.

BoardUI/boardui

React design system for agentic interfaces. Every free BoardUI component as source, with a working AI chat app on your own model key as the homepage.

h5i-dev/h5i

Rust web framework that proves its own code and attacks itself — h5i combines an axum-based Rust web framework with Lean 4 formal verification and built-in red-teaming CLI tools. Developers can extract app logic into Lean proofs, mutation-test them, and separately run framework-independent recon, crawling and request-replay tools against any website for automated vulnerability discovery.