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yt-dlp Python

yt-dlp: The Ultimate Command-Line Media Downloader

At over 160,000 stars, yt-dlp has become the de facto standard for command-line media downloading, far surpassing its predecessor youtube-dl in both popularity

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tech-interview-handbook TypeScript

tech-interview-handbook: A comprehensive guide to acing technical interviews

The tech interview preparation landscape is crowded with resources, but few have achieved the gravitational pull of the Tech Interview Handbook. With over 139,0

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agents Python

agents: A Unified Marketplace of 185 Composable Plugins for Claude Code

The Claude Code plugin ecosystem has matured significantly since Anthropic first opened it up, but most individual plugins still operate in isolation. What wsho

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agency-swarm Python

Agency Swarm — Multi-agent AI framework using corporate hierarchy metaphor

The multi-agent AI space has seen an explosion of frameworks, but most fall into two camps: low-level orchestration libraries that leave you to wire everything

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awesome-python Python

awesome-python: A curated directory of the best Python libraries

With nearly 300,000 stars, vinta/awesome-python sits comfortably as the 10th most-starred repository on GitHub — a remarkable position for a curated list that d

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awesome-claude-agents

awesome-claude-agents: Multi-agent orchestration for Claude Code

The landscape of AI-assisted development has largely focused on single-agent interactions — one prompt, one response, one context window. Vijaythecoder's awesom

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