The 7 November edition now ranks the settled 6 November window. The top three are unchanged: morluto/rea still leads, turning your coding agent into a reverse engineer for software you have no source for, with storytold/craft-anything second and cloudflare/security-audit-skill third. The fresh story starts at four. milind-soni/OpenMausBot is an open-source, local-first chat app in the spirit of Grok Bot where every sidebar contact is a real agent running Claude or Codex on your own machine, each with its own personality and connected apps, so you message them like friends and approve the steps that matter.

Right behind it, sherlock-project/sherlock does one thing relentlessly: it checks a username across more than 400 social networks and writes every hit to a file or spreadsheet, the kind of tool you keep around for account hygiene. anomalyco/rune is a native Rust UI framework with its own GPU renderer whose apps can all run headless, which means a coding agent renders screens to PNG and verifies its own layout before you ever open a window. The DeepSeek Harness corner keeps Ebony-Vinyl/dsh-our-free-model at seven, the Switch emulator fork zortos293/Lichii holds at eight, and ppmpreetham/BUI at nine decouples the interface Blender spent decades optimizing into a library you can embed from Python, Rust, JavaScript, C, C++ or Dear ImGui. pingdotgg/t3code closes the chart by driving Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and the rest from one control surface.

If you only try one newcomer, give sherlock-project/sherlock five minutes on your own usernames; the map of where you are registered is rarely what you expect. And if your team writes desktop tools, ppmpreetham/BUI is the rare project that lets you reuse a professional interface toolkit instead of rebuilding one.