Everything currently stored by the Discofork backend.

block/goose is an actively maintained Rust-based open source AI agent for local engineering automation. It is large and mature, with a CLI, desktop app, documentation site, container tooling, and recent commits landing on March 30, 2026. For fork evaluation, it looks most interesting if you want to customize an autonomous agent stack rather than a thin code-assist tool.

llvm/llvm-project is the upstream LLVM monorepo: a large, active compiler and toolchain codebase with many reusable components, including LLVM core, Clang, LLD, LLDB, libc++, compiler-rt, MLIR, OpenMP, Flang, and more. It is highly active and widely forked, so forks are likely to be interesting if you care about compilers, language tooling, runtimes, or low-level infrastructure.

Hyprland is an independent Wayland compositor focused on customization, visual polish, and active development. It is large and popular, with 34,793 stars and 1,647 forks, and the repo is actively maintained as of 2026-03-30. Forks may be interesting if you care about compositor internals, plugin ecosystems, or highly configurable desktop behavior.

Twenty is a large, active open-source CRM repository positioned as a modern alternative to Salesforce. It has strong community traction (43,219 stars, 5,708 forks), is not archived, and was updated and pushed on 2026-03-30. The repo is a Node.js/JavaScript monorepo with Nx, Yarn, and a React/TypeScript-heavy frontend stack.

Mattermost/mattermost is the main upstream repository for Mattermost, an open core self-hosted collaboration platform. It is active, large, and widely forked, with Go and React code, PostgreSQL, and monthly MIT-licensed releases.

storybookjs/storybook is the main Storybook repository: an active, high-traffic Node.js/JavaScript monorepo for building, documenting, and testing UI components in isolation. It is not archived, uses `next` as the default branch, and has very high community adoption, with 89,571 stars and 9,966 forks. The repo is actively maintained, with commits on 2026-03-30.

Laravel/framework is the core Laravel web application framework repository. It is a very active PHP codebase on the 13.x default branch, with 34,608 stars, 11,816 forks, and recent commits on March 30, 2026. The repository contains the framework source, tests, types, config stubs, and developer tooling, and it is MIT licensed.

Zellij is a large, active Rust terminal workspace/terminal multiplexer project with strong adoption signals: 30,752 stars, 1,068 forks, and a recent commit on 2026-03-30. It appears to be a good fork candidate if you want a modern terminal workspace with built-in collaboration, layout automation, plugins, and a web client.

PostHog/posthog is a large, actively maintained open source product platform. It combines product analytics, web analytics, session replay, error tracking, feature flags, experimentation, surveys, a data warehouse, CDP, LLM analytics, and workflows in one stack. The repo is very active, with 32,283 stars, 2,446 forks, and commits pushed on 2026-03-30.

`dotnet/aspnetcore` is the main ASP.NET Core repository: a large, active, cross-platform .NET framework for building modern cloud-based web applications on Windows, Mac, and Linux. It appears very mature and widely used, with 37,803 stars, 10,620 forks, and activity updated on 2026-03-30.

tRPC is an active, well-established TypeScript monorepo for building end-to-end typesafe APIs without schemas or code generation. It appears production-focused, widely adopted, and maintained with frequent releases and recent commits. Forks are most interesting if you want a mature API tooling codebase with client/server type inference, adapters, examples, and OpenAPI support.

CockroachDB is a large, active Go codebase for a cloud-native distributed SQL database. It is aimed at high availability, horizontal scale, and controlled data placement, with PostgreSQL wire-protocol compatibility and extensive docs for deployment and operations. The repository is highly starred and widely forked, which makes it a significant upstream if you are evaluating fork activity or long-term maintenance interest.

Frigate is an actively maintained MIT-licensed NVR for IP cameras with realtime local object detection, built around Home Assistant integration and low-latency live viewing. It appears to be a large, popular project with 31k+ stars, 2.9k forks, and very recent commits on 2026-03-30.

Paperclip is a large, active open-source Node.js/TypeScript project for orchestrating AI agents to run a business. It has strong adoption signals, with 40,393 stars, 5,995 forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-30. Forks are likely interesting if you care about autonomous-agent coordination, dashboards, and operational tooling rather than a small library.

grafana/k6 is an active, widely used load-testing tool written in Go with JavaScript scripting. It has strong community traction (30,242 stars, 1,519 forks) and very recent upstream activity, including changes on 2026-03-27 and 2026-03-30. The repo is a full product codebase, not a small library, with CLI, docs, examples, packaging, cloud integration, extensions, metrics, and vendorized dependencies.

ageitgey/face_recognition is a Python and command-line facial recognition library built on dlib. It is a mature, widely forked project with 56,244 stars and 13,703 forks, but the recent commit history shown ends in June 2022 even though the repository was updated on 2026-03-30. It includes Docker support, docs, examples, tests, and translated README files.

lencx/ChatGPT is a cross-platform desktop ChatGPT app for Mac, Windows, and Linux. It is a large, popular repository with 54,373 stars and 6,188 forks, but the README says OpenAI now has an official macOS app and suggests Noi as a newer successor concept. The repo’s default branch is `v2-dev`, and the latest recorded commit activity is from August 2024.

xai-org/grok-1 is a small Python/JAX example repo for loading and running the Grok-1 open-weights model. It is actively maintained enough to have recent metadata updates, but the last pushed commit was on 2024-08-30. The repo is widely forked and starred, and its practical value is mainly as a reference implementation for running the released weights, not as a general-purpose app.

facebookresearch/segment-anything is Meta AI’s open source SAM repository for image segmentation inference. It focuses on running the Segment Anything Model, downloading checkpoints, and using example notebooks; the README now points users to SAM 2 as the newer release. The repo is active as of 2024-09-18, not archived, and has a large adoption footprint with 53,801 stars and 6,301 forks.

A large curated README-only reference list of software and architecture design-pattern resources. It is popular and well-established, with 46,625 stars and 3,220 forks, and it is still maintained through README updates as of 2024-10-25.

Semantic UI is a mature UI component framework focused on theming and concise HTML/JavaScript. The repo is active but low-churn: it has 51,120 stars, 4,891 forks, is not archived, and the latest recorded push was 2024-11-27. The current release in the repo metadata is 2.5.0, with Node 18 and Gulp 4 compatibility noted in the README.

A popular educational repository that explains design patterns in very simple terms, with a README-driven format and PHP 7 code samples. It is active at least through a December 2024 README link fix, has 47,656 stars and 5,505 forks, and is not archived.

A large Chinese classical poetry/text database repo. It packages structured JSON data for Tang poetry, Song poetry, Song ci, and several other classical collections, aimed at making poetry apps easier to build. The project is active, widely forked, and updated as recently as 2025-04-02.

Shadowsocks for Windows is a mature C# Windows client for Shadowsocks with very high adoption: 59,278 stars and 16,282 forks. It is not archived, targets .NET Framework 4.8+, and appears actively maintained with a recent commit on 2025-01-01. Forks are most likely interesting if you want to customize proxy behavior, PAC rules, server selection, or plugin support in a Windows desktop client.

ByteByteGoHq/system-design-101 is a large, active educational repository focused on explaining system design concepts with visuals and simple language. It is aimed at system design interview prep and general understanding of how systems work, and it has very high community interest with 81,509 stars and 8,938 forks.