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Open-source self-hosted comments Comparison table for open-source self-hosted commenting servers (lisakov.com/projects/open-source-comments/). Inspired by staticsitegenerators.net. Workflow The data are stored in data.yaml. This file is edited manually. getdata.py reads the GitHub and GitLab repositories from data.yaml, fetches the current repository metadata and latest commit through their APIs, then updates data.yaml for the following: displayed stars from the repository with the higher star count, combined star growth over the last 30 days, latest commit date, creation date, license. Historical repository-derived data are stored in apigh/history.json. It keeps only value changes for the…

Karajan Code The environment that governs AI-driven development — your agent orchestrates, Karajan governs. Leer en Español · Documentation · Public roadmap Your AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, Antigravity, Cursor…) writes the code. Karajan governs how it happens: it installs a method your agent follows on every task, and enforces it with git gates that make a false green structurally impossible. RAG before assuming — kj rag query answers what your codebase does; no agent guesses. The install wires it as a native MCP tool (kjragquery) so querying the index is the agent's cheapest path. Works out of the box: local Ollama, or the built-in ONNX embedder when nothing can be installed; cl…

💬 Join the Matrix chat dryoc: Don't Roll Your Own Crypto™ [^1] dryoc is a general-purpose cryptography library written in pure Rust. It implements many of the same algorithms and wire formats as libsodium, so supported operations can interoperate with libsodium. The Classic API closely follows libsodium's functions and types, which makes it useful when porting existing code. The Rustaceous API provides typed Rust interfaces that make key, nonce, and output sizes explicit. Both APIs use the same implementations and can be used together. dryoc does not implement every libsodium feature. See Project status for current coverage. See the API documentation and integration tests for examples. Feat…

Trading Skills — AI-Powered Market Analysis Most retail traders juggle 5+ tabs — broker, charting platform, screener, news feed, spreadsheet — just to decide whether to enter a trade. This project collapses all of that into a single conversational interface powered by Claude. Ask a question in plain English, get back real data: technicals, fundamentals, option Greeks, risk metrics, earnings dates, correlation matrices, and full PDF reports. Connect your Interactive Brokers account and it manages your portfolio too — finds roll candidates for expiring shorts, flags earnings risk, and generates action reports. Who is this for? Retail options traders who sell premium, run PMCCs, or manage cove…

aiohomematic A modern, async Python library for controlling and monitoring Homematic and HomematicIP devices. Powers the Home Assistant integration "Homematic(IP) Local". This project is the modern successor to pyhomematic, focusing on automatic entity creation, fewer manual device definitions, and faster startups. Key Features Automatic entity discovery from device/channel parameters Broad backend support: CCU3, OpenCCU, Homegear, CUxD, CCU-Jack, and pydevccu for testing Multiple transport protocols: XML-RPC (standard interfaces) and JSON-RPC (CUxD / CCU-Jack), with MQTT event forwarding via Homematic(IP) Local Extensible via custom entity classes for complex devices (climate, cover, light…