Everything currently stored by the Discofork backend.

sherlock-project/sherlock is a Python OSINT tool for finding social media accounts by username across social networks. It is active, stable, and heavily forked/starred, with recent commits through 2026-03-30. The repo includes docs, tests, container tooling, and a packaged CLI entry point named `sherlock`.

PocketBase is a popular open source Go backend project that packages an embedded SQLite database, realtime subscriptions, built-in file and user management, an admin dashboard UI, and a REST-ish API into a single portable app or library. It is actively maintained, not archived, and has strong adoption signals with 57,226 stars and 3,233 forks.

Alist is an actively maintained Go-based file listing and WebDAV server for multiple storage backends. It is mature and popular, with 49,235 stars and 7,965 forks, and it is currently receiving recent commits on 2026-03-30. The repository includes Docker support, a web frontend, and broad storage-driver coverage.

RAGFlow is an active, widely adopted open-source RAG engine with very large community traction (76,584 stars, 8,577 forks) and recent upstream activity on March 30, 2026. The repository is a multi-language codebase centered on Go and Python, with container tooling, docs, SDKs, and deployment assets included. It positions itself as a retrieval-augmented generation engine with agent capabilities and deep document understanding.

TanStack/query is a large, actively maintained TypeScript/JavaScript monorepo for async state management and server-state/data-fetching utilities. It targets web frameworks including React, Solid, Svelte, and Vue, and appears well-suited for forks that want to extend or specialize query/caching behavior in a mature ecosystem. The repo is very popular, with 48,954 stars and 3,745 forks, and it was updated very recently on 2026-03-30.

Apache ECharts is a widely used browser charting and data visualization library, written in JavaScript with TypeScript support. It is active, large, and mature, with a strong upstream ecosystem: 66k+ stars, 19k+ forks, regular recent commits, and published docs, examples, and extensions.

protocolbuffers/protobuf is the upstream Protocol Buffers repository from Google. It is a large, active, cross-language serialization project with very high adoption, broad build/tooling support, and frequent recent commits on the main branch. Forks are most likely interesting if you care about protobuf core behavior, language bindings, build systems, or downstream compatibility work.

redis/redis is the main Redis open source repository. It is a very active, widely used codebase for a cache, data structure server, and document/vector query engine, with 73,574 stars and 24,553 forks. The repo is current as of 2026-03-30, not archived, and its default branch is `unstable`.

Cline/cline is a popular VS Code-based autonomous coding agent extension with a large user base and active development. It focuses on step-by-step coding assistance with file editing, terminal command execution, browser interaction, and MCP extensibility, with human approval at each step. The repo looks mature and actively maintained, making it most interesting for forks that want to build on an established agentic IDE workflow rather than start from scratch.

opencv/opencv is the main Open Source Computer Vision Library repository. It is active, not archived, and on the `4.x` default branch. The repo is very widely used, with 86,843 stars and 56,542 forks, and it was updated on 2026-03-30.

LocalAI is a very active Go-based open-source AI engine for running many model types locally, with broad API compatibility and strong fork/stars traction. It appears suited for people interested in self-hosted AI infrastructure, model backends, and distributed deployment work.

Neovim is a very active Vim fork focused on extensibility, usability, and maintainability. It is a large, mature project with significant adoption and an active upstream cadence, so forks are most interesting when they need editor-core changes, custom UI/API work, or a base that already supports broad plugin compatibility.

OkHttp is Square’s actively maintained HTTP client for JVM, Android, and GraalVM. It is widely used, with high fork and star counts, and the repo is currently active on the master branch. The project emphasizes efficient defaults, modern HTTP/TLS support, and a principled API with limited configurability.

Streamlit/streamlit is the main open-source Streamlit repo: a Python project for turning scripts into interactive data apps quickly. It is active, popular, and frequently updated, with 44,060 stars, 4,175 forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-30. For fork interest, this repo offers a large, mature codebase with clear scope around app building, frontend, testing, and deployment support.

RuView is an active, non-archived MIT-licensed open source project for WiFi-based human sensing: pose estimation, vital-sign monitoring, and presence detection from CSI data. It appears well-maintained, large in adoption, and currently focused on alpha-stage multi-node sensing and firmware/server fixes.

Freqtrade is an actively maintained, Python-based open source crypto trading bot with a large user base and strong ecosystem signals: 48,175 stars, 10,034 forks, and a very recent push on 2026-03-30. The repository is centered on trading automation, backtesting, plotting, money management, and machine-learning-assisted strategy optimization, with support for Telegram and a web UI.

A large, actively maintained Chinese-language documentation site for experienced Java backend interview prep. It focuses on high-concurrency, distributed systems, high availability, microservices, caches, search engines, and sharding, and appears to be mainly a curated knowledge base rather than an application codebase.

Bevy is a large, active Rust game engine and app framework with a strong emphasis on data-driven ECS design, modularity, and fast iteration. It appears well-maintained, with recent commits on March 30, 2026 and a large community footprint (45k+ stars, 4.4k+ forks).

etcd-io/etcd is a large, active Go repository for etcd, a distributed reliable key-value store for critical distributed-system data. It is heavily forked and starred, with recent commits on March 29-30, 2026 showing ongoing development. Forks are likely interesting if you care about a mature, production-grade distributed storage/control-plane component with active maintenance and a broad ecosystem.

pandas-dev/pandas is the main pandas repository: a stable, actively maintained Python data analysis/manipulation library for labeled tabular data, time series, and statistics. It is highly popular and well-established, with 48,284 stars, 19,795 forks, and recent commits on 2026-03-29 and 2026-03-30.

RxJava is a large, active JVM library for composing asynchronous and event-based programs with observable sequences. The repo is the 4.x line, recently updated on 2026-03-30, and appears highly mature and widely adopted, with 48,449 stars and 7,601 forks.

Crawl4AI is an actively maintained Python web crawler/scraper aimed at turning web content into clean, LLM-ready Markdown for RAG, agents, and data pipelines. It is a very large project by adoption signals, with 62,899 stars and 6,416 forks, and the repository shows recent commits on 2026-03-30. The current release line is 0.8.6, including a security hotfix replacing `litellm` with `unclecode-litellm` after a PyPI supply-chain compromise.

DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped is the large, actively maintained repository for high-quality TypeScript type definitions. It is highly forked and starred, with recent commits and ongoing updates. Forks are most interesting if you care about the TypeScript typing ecosystem, package definitions, or contributor tooling around declaration files.

Scrapy is a mature, actively maintained Python web crawling and scraping framework. It targets structured data extraction, runs cross-platform, supports Python 3.10+, and is packaged for command-line use via `scrapy`.

tldr-pages/tldr is a large, actively maintained collection of community-written command-line cheat sheets meant to be a simpler complement to traditional man pages. It has very high adoption activity, with 61,845 stars, 5,139 forks, and commits continuing on 2026-03-30. Forks are most interesting if you want a broad, multilingual reference corpus or a content-maintenance workflow around CLI documentation rather than an application codebase.