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308 listings in Curated lists

  • Awesome Java

    github.com

    Awesome Java is a curated list of more than eight hundred Java frameworks, libraries, tools and resources across roughly eighty categories, from build tools and ORMs to AI agent SDKs and reactive libraries.

  • CL4R1T4S

    github.com

    CL4R1T4S publishes extracted system prompts, guidelines and internal tool definitions from major AI assistants and agents, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, Cursor, Windsurf and Replit, as a public transparency archive.

  • A curated, filtered index of more than five thousand three hundred community-built OpenClaw skills pulled from the ClawHub public registry, organized by category to make them easier to find and install.

  • An actively curated directory of Claude Code resources, covering guides, open-source tools, providers and integrations, remote control, status lines, agent orchestration, skills, memory and observability.

  • Awesome Rust

    github.com

    A curated list of Rust applications, development tools and libraries, organized by category and by problem domain.

  • A Chinese-language guide of example prompts and prompting techniques for steering ChatGPT-style conversations, covering academic writing, translation, business documents, technical writing, data analysis and more.

  • A continually updated archive of the verbatim system prompts behind widely used chatbots and coding agents, including releases from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and xAI.

  • Awesome Vue.js

    github.com

    A curated list of Vue.js resources, including official documentation, components and libraries, admin templates, UI utilities and community projects.

  • A curated, per-language list of machine learning frameworks, libraries and software, alongside pointers to related books, courses, blogs and events.

  • A curated list of more than a thousand production-ready Claude Skills and plugins for Claude.ai, Claude Code and other AI coding agents, organized by use case such as document processing and data analysis.

  • A curated list of Model Context Protocol servers that give AI models access to local and remote tools and data, organized by category such as databases, file systems, browser automation and coding agents.

  • Awesome DESIGN.md

    getdesign.md

    A curated collection of DESIGN.md files, plain-text design-system documents that describe a real website's visual language for AI coding agents to read when generating a matching interface.

  • free-for.dev

    free-for.dev

    A curated list of SaaS, PaaS and IaaS offerings with free tiers aimed at infrastructure developers, system administrators and DevOps practitioners.

  • Awesome LLM Apps

    theunwindai.com

    A collection of more than 100 open-source AI agents, agent skills and RAG apps that can be cloned and run, working with Claude, Gemini, GPT, DeepSeek, Llama and Qwen.

  • A collection of system prompts, internal tool definitions and model details from AI products such as Claude Code, Cursor, Devin AI, v0, Windsurf, Replit and Perplexity.

  • prompts.chat

    prompts.chat

    An open-source library of prompts for AI chat models, formerly Awesome ChatGPT Prompts, with a free guide to prompting, a CLI, an MCP server and a self-hosted version.

  • Awesome Go

    awesome-go.com

    A curated list of Go frameworks, libraries and software, organized into categories from web frameworks and databases to testing, CLI tools and learning resources.

  • Awesome-Selfhosted

    awesome-selfhosted.net

    A directory of free and open-source network services and web applications that can be hosted on a developer's own servers instead of relying on SaaS providers.

  • Awesome Python

    awesome-python.com

    A categorized directory of Python frameworks, libraries and tools, covering web development, data science, testing, DevOps, CLI development and more.

  • Public APIs

    github.com

    A community-curated list of free and public APIs covering many domains, meant for developers to find services they can call from their own projects.