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Trending Movers — 2026-09-15
Dev Tools
- ayghri/i-have-adhd
- A skill for coding agents that forces the answer to the top of the reply instead of burying it under paragraphs of exploratory reasoning first. It topped the week by a wide margin: the +17,658 gain is more than a third of the repo's entire 45,898-star history, arriving inside seven days.
- tt-a1i/archify
- Built as an agent skill rather than a standalone app, archify turns a codebase into architecture, sequence, and data-flow diagrams rendered as animated, self-contained HTML instead of static images.
- DietrichGebert/ponytail
- Already sitting at 139,000 stars before this week started, ponytail added another 7,722 — an unusually large jump for a repo this established. The premise is a coding-agent prompt built around restraint: the best line of code is the one never written.
- affaan-m/ECC
- ECC layers skills, memory, and security scaffolding onto Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agent harnesses rather than replacing any of them. The project's total is the largest in this week's list, just under 259,000 stars, and it added 6,085 more in the past seven days.
- stablyai/orca
- orca returns to this leaderboard after last appearing back in July — this time with a real weekly figure attached, rather than the placeholder zero this stream used to publish before its source got fixed. It's a workspace for running several coding agents in parallel, each in its own worktree, from one interface across desktop, mobile, and a remote runtime.
- heygen-com/hyperframes
- hyperframes takes HTML as input and renders it out as video — built by HeyGen, aimed at agents that can write markup easily but have no native way to produce a video file.
- microsoft/markitdown
- Office documents, PDFs, and Word files go in; Markdown comes out. It's Microsoft's own converter for feeding real-world documents into an LLM pipeline that only wants plain text.
- obra/superpowers
- obra pairs a software-development methodology with the agent skills to carry it out, and the combination is already the single most-starred repo on this week's list — 286,948 stars total, plus 4,124 more this week.
- blader/humanizer
- It strips the same tells — inflated significance, rule-of-three lists, em-dash overuse — that this digest was itself edited to avoid, packaged as a skill an agent can run on its own output before publishing.
- Panniantong/Agent-Reach
- Agent-Reach reappears after stints in this digest's Also Climbing section back in June and July. It gives an agent one CLI to read and search Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, GitHub, Bilibili, and Xiaohongshu, instead of paying for each platform's API individually.
Web
- bilawalsidhu/gods-eye-view
- Real, publicly available satellite and open-source intelligence feeds get projected onto a photorealistic 3D globe you can fly around in a browser tab. The "spy satellite simulator" description undersells it a little — none of the imagery is fictional.
AI/ML
- debpalash/VoiceStudio
- Its pitch is a fully local, open alternative to ElevenLabs: voice cloning, voice design, video dubbing, dictation, and audiobook narration across 646 languages, with nothing sent to a cloud API.
- JustVugg/colibri
- Written in plain C with zero dependencies, colibri streams a mixture-of-experts model's experts off disk rather than holding the whole thing in memory, which is how it gets a frontier-scale model running on hardware that couldn't otherwise fit it.
- THU-MAIC/OpenMAIC
- Tsinghua's multi-agent interactive classroom spins up a set of cooperating agents to run an immersive lesson from a single click, built for educators rather than developers.
- TauricResearch/TradingAgents
- Each agent in TauricResearch's framework plays a distinct role — analyst, risk manager, trader — and the group has to agree before a position gets opened, modeling a trading desk rather than a single autonomous bot.