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1.cutetailbud / ff-ruyijs

A AI Browser run any site JavaScript from Python with the real Firefox engine. Headless SpiderMonkey + Necko for automation and scraping.

anti-bot
automation
firefox
headless-browser
javascript
python
+2 more

C++AGPL-3.0642 total312 forks

+516 stars

from 126 · score 6.25

2.78 / xiaozhi-esp32

TranslatedAn MCP-based chatbot

chatbot
esp32
mcp

C++MIT33K total7.7K forks

+436 stars

from 32,169 · score 6.08

3.MaaAssistantArknights / MaaAssistantArknights

TranslatedA one-click tool for the daily tasks of Arknights, supporting all clients. (Arknights assistant: one click to finish all your daily tasks!)

arknights
maa
computer-vision

C++AGPL-3.024K total2.9K forks

+249 stars

from 24,064 · score 5.52

4.telegramdesktop / tdesktop

Telegram Desktop messaging app

telegram
telegram-desktop
messenger
telegram-solution
multi-platform

C++GPL-3.033K total7.5K forks

+84 stars

from 33,382 · score 4.44

5.AutoHotkey / AutoHotkey

AutoHotkey - macro-creation and automation-oriented scripting utility for Windows.

autohotkey
c-plus-plus
automation
windows
hotkeys
scripting
+1 more

C++GPL-2.013K total1.2K forks

+46 stars

from 13,376 · score 3.85

6.brainboxdotcc / DPP

C++ Discord API Bot Library - D++ is Lightweight and scalable for small and huge bots!

cpp
discord
discord-bot
library
linux
ssl
+14 more

C++APACHE-2.01.4K total211 forks

+5 stars

from 1,397 · score 1.79

7.inspircd / inspircd

A high-performance Internet Relay Chat (IRCv3) server for UNIX-like and Windows systems

inspircd
c-plus-plus
irc-server
ircv3
ircd
irc
+2 more

C++No license1.4K total280 forks

+3 stars

from 1,357 · score 1.39

8.ElvishArtisan / rivendell

A full-featured radio automation system targeted for use in professional broadcast and media environments

C++No license247 total76 forks

+1 stars

from 246 · score 0.69

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