Everything currently stored by the Discofork backend.

Zie619/n8n-workflows is a large collection of n8n automation workflows, described as "all of the workflows of n8n i could find" and presented as an online-browsable repository. It is very active in visibility terms, with 53,374 stars, 6,937 forks, and recent updates through 2026-03-30. The repo also includes a Python-based API/server stack, container and deployment files, docs, and workflow-related content, so forks may be interesting if you want to build on a large workflow catalog plus a surrounding web/app delivery setup.

Large, active documentation repository for React + TypeScript, aimed at practical guidance rather than a code library. It is heavily used and widely forked, and it appears to be maintained with regular doc updates through early 2026.

OpenManus is a popular, actively maintained Python project for an open-source agent system, with 55,557 stars and 9,703 forks. It appears focused on a runnable local/contained workflow, with entrypoints for `main.py`, `run_flow.py`, `run_mcp.py`, `run_mcp_server.py`, and `sandbox_main.py`, plus Docker support and tests. The repository was last pushed on 2026-02-11 and still updated as of 2026-03-30.

ComposioHQ/awesome-claude-skills is a large, active curated collection of Claude Skills and related resources for Claude.ai, Claude Code, and the Claude API. It is especially notable for its Composio automation focus: the repo includes a connect-apps plugin, Composio skill packs, and many task-specific skills spanning productivity, writing, development, media, and app automation. With 49,350 stars and 5,107 forks, it is a high-interest upstream for forks that want a broad catalog plus practical automation entry points.

PKUFlyingPig/cs-self-learning is a highly starred, actively maintained Chinese computer science self-study guide published as a documentation site at csdiy.wiki. It collects curated open courses, books, and learning paths, with an English version and explicit contribution workflow for adding or updating course pages.

LeCoupa/awesome-cheatsheets is a large MIT-licensed collection of one-file cheat sheets for programming languages, backend/frontend frameworks, databases, and developer tools. It is actively maintained, popular, and organized as a static content repository with a public website at the project homepage.

MunGell/awesome-for-beginners is a large, actively maintained curated list of beginner-friendly open source projects. Its core value is discovery: it helps newcomers find repositories labeled with entries like `good first issue` or `first-timers-only`. The repo is content-driven rather than code-heavy, with the main source of truth in `data.json` and a generated `README.md`.

Chart.js is a widely used, actively maintained JavaScript charting library for HTML5 canvas, with a large ecosystem and strong community interest. It is not archived, has recent activity as of 2026-02-28, and its current release in the provided manifest is 4.5.1. Forks are likely interesting if they extend chart types, adjust rendering behavior, or package the library differently, because the repo centers on a mature core library with docs, tests, and build tooling.

Textualize/rich is a widely used, actively maintained Python library for rich terminal output. It focuses on rendering rich text, tables, progress bars, syntax highlighting, markdown, and tracebacks in the terminal, with documented support for Linux, macOS, Windows, and Jupyter. The repository is mature, stable, and large, with strong adoption signals from 55,918 stars and 2,080 forks, and recent activity as of 2026-02-26.

ripgrep is a Rust command-line search tool for recursively finding regex matches while respecting `.gitignore`, hidden files, and binary files by default. It is a mature, actively maintained project with very high adoption: 61,583 stars, 2,450 forks, and a recent push on 2026-02-27.

Open source Node.js/JavaScript repository that maintains a curated list of companies and teams said to avoid whiteboard-style hiring, with guidance and recommendations for better interview practices. It is active, widely forked and starred, and receives ongoing maintenance through additions, removals, and link updates.

Bulma is a mature, actively maintained CSS framework based on Flexbox. It is CSS-only, ships Sass source plus compiled CSS, and has extensive adoption signals: 50,070 stars, 3,905 forks, and a recent push on 2026-03-01.

Express is a mature, widely forked Node.js web framework focused on being fast, unopinionated, and minimalist. It is actively maintained, not archived, and shows recent development through March 1, 2026 commits and a current release version of 5.2.1.

MarkText is a mature, cross-platform open-source markdown editor for Linux, macOS, and Windows. It is active as of 2026-03-04, has a large user and fork base, and appears focused on speed and usability rather than being archived or experimental.

macrozheng/mall is a large, popular e-commerce reference project: 83k stars, 29k forks, actively updated as of 2026-03-06, and organized as a Spring Boot + MyBatis monorepo with Docker deployment. It covers both a storefront and an admin system, so forks are most interesting if you want a full-stack Java mall baseline rather than a small library or demo.

Made-With-ML is a Python-based educational repository for learning how to design, develop, deploy, and iterate on production-grade machine learning applications. It appears actively maintained, with a recent commit on 2026-03-04, and has substantial adoption with 47,026 stars and 7,386 forks.

Microsoft's `ai-agents-for-beginners` is a large, active course repository for learning AI agents, with 12+ lessons and extensive multilingual support. It is widely forked and starred, and appears maintained through frequent translation and documentation updates.

Large, actively maintained prompt-engineering documentation repo for the `dair-ai/Prompt-Engineering-Guide` project. It is popular and widely forked, with 72,470 stars and 7,760 forks, and the README points to a live web version at promptingguide.ai plus courses, lectures, and resources around prompt engineering, context engineering, RAG, and AI agents.

`coreybutler/nvm-windows` is a popular Windows-only Node.js version manager. It is active, not archived, and appears to be in a transition period toward a successor project called Author/Runtime, with recent README notices distinguishing the latest v1.2.x line from the stable v1.1.12 release.

v2ray/v2ray-core is a Go-based network-proxy core for building tools that bypass network restrictions and secure network connections. It is highly forked and starred, but the repository itself points readers to v2fly/v2ray-core, and the visible recent commit history is old relative to the current date.

CorentinJ/Real-Time-Voice-Cloning is a Python-based open-source voice cloning repo for cloning a voice from a few seconds of audio and generating arbitrary speech in real time. It implements SV2TTS plus encoder, synthesizer, and vocoder components, and the repo is still maintained with recent fixes and packaging updates. It is very popular, with 59,571 stars and 9,415 forks.

IINA is an actively developed, high-profile open source macOS video player built around mpv. It has a large user base and fork ecosystem, a modern macOS focus, and a broad feature set spanning video, music, subtitles, playback history, controls, browser extensions, and plugin support. Forks are likely interesting if you care about macOS media playback, UI/UX customization, or mpv-based extensions.

Fira Code is a widely used open source monospaced programming font focused on ligatures and related typography features. It is active, not archived, and has substantial adoption signals: 81,350 stars and 3,183 forks. Forks are likely most interesting if you want to modify font glyphs, ligatures, editor compatibility, or the build/release pipeline rather than a general-purpose software app.

Official Google repository for Material Symbols and classic Material Icons: a large, active icon asset source rather than an application codebase. It is widely used and heavily forked, with frequent updates to Symbols and multiple distribution formats.

LX Music Desktop is a mature, actively maintained Electron + Vue music app for Linux, macOS, and Windows 7+. It appears primarily useful as a desktop music player/search helper with extras like Scheme URL support, an open local API, and a separate data sync service. The repository is large, popular, and packaging-focused, so forks are most interesting if you want to change app behavior, distribution, or integrations rather than start from a small codebase.