Here's a summary of today's GitHub repositories, along with some interesting projects:

Today, several new projects emerged on GitHub, spanning areas such as system utilities, AI-powered applications, web development tools, and security tools. Some projects focus on streamlining development workflows, while others explore innovative uses of AI and automation.

• gff: A Windows utility for forcefully deleting hard-to-remove files and directories using various techniques.
• NanoPoor: Optimized NanoGPT implementation for resource-constrained environments, achieving competitive validation loss.
• HumanAesExpert: A framework for human image aesthetic assessment, featuring a dedicated dataset and a vision-language model for superior performance.
• nix-deps-treemap: A tool for visualizing Nix dependency graphs as an interactive treemap.
• x-meet: An Electron application recording system with automatic audio transcription and AI-powered summarization for meetings.
• deepulse: An AI-driven web application security testing tool with intelligent vulnerability detection and verification.
• crewai-Deep-researcher: A privacy-focused multi-agent system using local Ollama models for comprehensive web research with real-time visualizations.
• Rice-CloudSQL-POC: A proof-of-concept exploit demonstrating remote SQL execution in a vulnerable server through SQL injection.
• vibe-api: An API experience where endpoint discovery relies on "vibes" and LLM interpretation rather than strict documentation.
• PageIndex: A hierarchical indexing system for long documents, enabling reasoning-based retrieval with better performance over traditional semantic similarity search.
• css-clicker: A pure-CSS idle game that allows you to build your own website using only CSS.
• jackpot-lottery: A repository provides code and pre-trained models to reproduce and evaluate lottery jackpots, enabling significant parameter pruning (up to 95%) in pre-trained models like ResNet and VGGNet while maintaining competitive accuracy on CIFAR and ImageNet datasets.