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MIT-licensed AI coding extension for VS Code with parallel agents, a diff reviewer, and side-by-side model comparison — same build self-hosts as the one Kilo runs in the cloud, so the OSS path isn't a feature-gated demo
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AGPL-3.0 open-source DocuSign alternative with form building, signing, and embedded components — self-host the core for free, pay for SSO, conditional fields, and white-labeling instead of per-envelope pricing
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AGPL self-hosted Google Timeline replacement that ingests Google takeouts, OwnTracks, and Overland — visualises trips, photos, and travel stats on your own server, with a paid cloud option for people who don't want to run it
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MIT-licensed observability stack — dashboards, session replay, logs, traces, and exceptions in one OTLP-native service — that boots from `docker compose up` in about 90 seconds, with no BSL fork or feature-gated open-core build
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A Wikipedia-shaped LLM hallucination engine where every URL slug generates a fresh article on demand — Borges fan-fic in encyclopedia clothing, and a cheeky comment on what AI Overviews already do at scale
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Open-source email builder that outputs MJML instead of raw HTML — drop-in alternative to Beefree and Unlayer, with a self-host path that keeps zero telemetry and a Cloud tier only for AI rewrites and real-time collab
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MIT-licensed Clojure dialect implemented in Go — single 10 MB binary, ~7 ms cold start, ~95% compatible with the jank-lang test suite — Lisp without the JVM-startup tax
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AGPLv3 self-hosted Whisper-based transcription with speaker diarization, semantic search, and chat over your recordings — runs entirely on your own GPU box, with cloud providers as opt-in connectors rather than the default
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Linux-first 16" laptop from Star Labs with coreboot + edk II open firmware, a hardware Wi-Fi/mic kill switch, and an "open warranty" that doesn't void on disassembly — coreboot keeps the boot stack auditable years after the OEM stops shipping BIOS updates
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Open-source team workspace built on plain `.md` files in a Git repo — version-controlled context that humans and agents both read and write, with no proprietary database to migrate out of when you switch tools
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MIT-licensed file transfer that moves bytes peer-to-peer over WebRTC — the optional relay only sees ciphertext, either as a signaling hop or a 10-minute encrypted mailbox — self-host the relay in one container or use the author's