Top 5 GitHub Repos This Week

I gave it one task: find a flight from Zürich to London on a specific date. It opened Google Flights and came back in 7.1 seconds, with real page loading and actual text entry. In the test run from the README, it made 101 steps where the usual tools make over a thousand. You write the goal in one phrase and the agent handles the steps by itself.

A long Claude Code session has a problem. At some point the older steps get compressed into a summary. Sometimes a critical detail gets lost there: a file path, the exact error text. This plugin replaces the summary with evaluation: every tool call and result is scored, and the important ones stay word for word.

I do not want to pay Adobe every month, and GIMP has never felt comfortable to me. The author had the same problem and built a free image editor for Mac, then released the code. The main tools I use in Photoshop are there: layers with masks, Content-Aware Fill and curves. The keyboard shortcuts deliberately copy Photoshop so that you do not have to relearn anything.

Z.ai released their coding agent this week. It comes in three forms: desktop application, browser and terminal. You describe what you want to build, the agent writes the code. The license is Apache-2.0 and the code is open, so you can point it at your own model.

Suppose you are building a product and need to sort incoming messages: spam, complaint, urgent. Usually you run a language model and get a sentence back that you parse in code. SemIf works differently: you ask a question with options and the model returns probabilities, not a sentence. The demo is right in the browser and nothing needs to be installed to try it.