Everything currently stored by the Discofork backend.

react-bits is a popular, actively maintained React component library focused on animated, interactive, and customizable UI pieces for websites. It is not archived, has 37,360 stars and 1,654 forks, and saw recent commits as of 2026-03-25. The repo emphasizes copy-paste use in modern React projects and includes both component packs and creative tools.

veggiemonk/awesome-docker is a large, actively maintained curated list of Docker resources and projects, not a Docker product itself. It has high adoption (35,794 stars, 3,268 forks), recent commits in March 2026, and a public website for browsing the list.

kubernetes/minikube is the main upstream for Minikube, a Go-based tool to run local Kubernetes clusters on macOS, Linux, and Windows. It is actively maintained, widely used, and has a large ecosystem of forks and stars, making it a strong source if you want a mature local-Kubernetes project or a fork that tracks upstream Kubernetes tooling closely.

openai/CLIP is a Python repository for Contrastive Language-Image Pretraining: a model that takes image/text pairs and predicts the most relevant text for an image. It is active, not archived, and still receiving updates as of 2026-03-25. The repo is fairly popular upstream, with 33,015 stars and 3,972 forks.

LearnGitBranching is a popular, actively maintained interactive Git visualization and tutorial app. It targets learners who want hands-on practice with Git commands through sandbox mode, levels, challenge tracking, and shareable command URLs. The repo appears fork-friendly because it is MIT-licensed, has a large contributor surface, and recently accepted community additions such as i18n and UX/message improvements.

Khoj is a large, active, self-hostable Python AI assistant project with 33.7k stars and 2.1k forks. It positions itself as an AI second brain for chatting with local or online LLMs, retrieving answers from the web and personal documents, creating custom agents, scheduling automations, and running private or cloud deployments. The repo is production-oriented and recently active, with releases through 2.0.0-beta.28 on 2026-03-26.

Widely used full-stack template for building a modern web app with FastAPI backend and React frontend. It is actively maintained, has a large fork base, and is meant to be cloned or forked as a starting point rather than consumed as a standalone product.

Popular, actively maintained curated index of OpenClaw skills. It is a discovery and installation hub rather than a code-heavy application, with 5,400+ skills presented by category from the official OpenClaw Skills Registry. The repo is current and widely forked/starred, so forks are mainly interesting if you want to curate or republish the catalog in a different form.

Chatbox Community Edition is an actively maintained, GPLv3-licensed desktop AI client for Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile, with 39k+ stars, 3.9k forks, and a recent release (1.20.0). The repo says it is synced regularly with a pro repo, so forks may matter if you want to track community/open-repo changes around that split. It is a large TypeScript/Electron codebase with build, test, mobile sync, and release tooling already in place.

WxJava is a large, active Java SDK for WeChat backend integrations. It covers multiple official WeChat surfaces, including pay, open platform, mini programs, enterprise WeChat, video channels, public accounts, cloudbase, and Qidian. The repository is mature and widely adopted, with 32,679 stars and 9,060 forks, and it is still receiving frequent updates on the `develop` branch.

Fabric is a large, active Go-based open source framework for AI prompt organization and reuse. It is aimed at people who want to integrate AI into existing workflows, with a CLI-centered approach plus docs, a web app, REST API support, and many helper/integration pieces.

Trivy is a widely used, actively maintained Go security scanner for containers and related infrastructure. It scans container images, filesystems, remote Git repositories, VM images, and Kubernetes for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, secrets, SBOM data, and licenses. The repo is very active and substantial, with 34k+ stars, 220 forks, and recent commits through 2026-03-30.

Preact is an actively maintained, MIT-licensed, fast React alternative focused on a small footprint and modern API compatibility. It has strong adoption signals (38k+ stars, 2k+ forks) and recent upstream activity on `main`, with the repo positioned as the branch for the upcoming release and a separate `v10.x` branch for v10 patches.

ManimCommunity/manim is a community-maintained Python framework for creating mathematical animations and explanatory math videos. It is active, widely used, and still under frequent development, with 37,476 stars, 2,754 forks, and a push/update on 2026-03-30/31. The repo is the community edition of Manim, with documentation, Docker support, examples, tests, and a fairly mature Python package setup.

Shannon Lite is an actively maintained TypeScript/Node.js monorepo for an autonomous, white-box AI pentester for web apps and APIs. It is open source under AGPL-3.0, has very high adoption signals (34,958 stars, 3,530 forks), and the recent work suggests the project is moving toward an `npx`-installable CLI with CI/CD and ephemeral worker architecture. For fork interest, it looks most relevant to teams exploring autonomous AppSec tooling, CLI/workflow packaging, or security automation infrastructure.

SeaweedFS is an active, Apache-licensed Go project for distributed storage: object storage (S3), file systems, and Iceberg tables. It appears well-maintained, with very high adoption signals (31,272 stars, 2,766 forks) and recent commits on 2026-03-30/31.

v2fly/v2ray-core is an actively maintained Go repository for building proxy/network tools to bypass network restrictions and protect privacy. It has a large user and fork base, recent commits in March 2026, and a broad codebase organized around core, app, proxy, transport, common, and infra packages.

DuckDB is a very active, non-archived analytical in-process SQL database project with a large community footprint: 37,080 stars and 3,050 forks. It is positioned as a fast, portable, easy-to-use analytical database with a rich SQL dialect and client support across CLI, Python, R, Java, and Wasm.

Appsmith is a large, active open-source low-code platform for building admin panels, internal tools, dashboards, and related business apps. It has strong adoption signals with 39,451 stars and 4,508 forks, and the repository is currently active on the `release` branch. It appears especially relevant if you want a mature fork base for self-hosted app-building infrastructure rather than a small library or narrow utility.

labstack/echo is a popular, active Go web framework focused on high performance and minimalism. It is not archived, has a large user base, and is currently on v5, with v4 still supported for security and bug fixes until 2026-12-31. The repo is recently maintained and includes core framework code plus middleware and test coverage.

0xAX/linux-insides is a long-running, book-style documentation repository about Linux kernel internals and related low-level topics. It is actively maintained, has high community interest, and includes translations, contribution guidelines, and chapter-by-chapter status for modern kernel updates.

tinygrad/tinygrad is a small, hackable end-to-end deep learning stack in Python, positioned between PyTorch and micrograd. It includes an autograd tensor library, an IR/compiler, JIT/graph execution, and basic nn/optim/dataset utilities, with support for multiple accelerators including CPU, CUDA, OpenCL, Metal, AMD, NV, QCOM, and WebGPU.

DeepSpeed is an active Apache-2.0 deep learning optimization library for distributed training and inference. It has a large upstream footprint with 41,948 stars, 4,770 forks, and very recent activity on 2026-03-30, which makes it a high-interest upstream if you care about large-scale model training systems.

Milvus is a large, active open source vector database project aimed at scalable vector ANN search. It appears mature and heavily used, with a strong contributor community, extensive docs, and many forks and stars. For fork evaluation, it is most interesting if you want a Go-based, cloud-native database codebase with ongoing upstream activity and a broad surrounding ecosystem.

JumpServer/jumpserver is an active, non-archived open-source PAM/bastion-host platform for browser-based access to SSH, RDP, Kubernetes, databases, and RemoteApp. It has a large community footprint (30,233 stars, 5,696 forks) and very recent activity on the `dev` branch as of 2026-03-31.