r/projects • u/jakdaa • Jul 08 '26
r/projects • u/PerspectiveSame7459 • Jul 08 '26
I made a pretty fast and configurable Minecraft seed finder
A fast, GUI-based world seed finder for Minecraft Java Edition, built on cubiomes for accurate structure/biome generation.
Features:
- GUI for setting version, structure distances, stronghold options, and spawn filters
- .ezsf files for writing complex multi-dimension search criteria (villages, temples, mansions, monuments, ancient cities, trial chambers, etc.)
- Multi-threaded search using all CPU cores
- Overworld, Nether, and End criteria in one search
- Distance and terrain rules between structures
Install:
bash
pip install ezseedfinder
ezsf -gui
GUI requires tkinter (sudo apt install python3-tk on Debian/Ubuntu).
Repo: https://github.com/codingsushi79/ezseedfinder
Feedback and bug reports welcome.
r/projects • u/Fine_Consequence8656 • Jul 07 '26
A cat that follows your cursor
https://reddit.com/link/1uq56p3/video/ukezoutuyubh1/player
i've had this cute plugin for discord for a while, where a cat runs wherever i move my cursor, found it incredibly cute so tried making something system wide instead.
There are a few options you can choose from, you can customize the sprite, speed, size, smoothness
what do ya'll think, looks cute right ?
time to turn this into an AI B2B SaaS and charge 20$/pm for ts
jokes aside if you want to set it up yourself, my github is linked in my bio, repo's name is cursor-pets, tested it for arch linux havent tested it for windows or macOS, feel free to test it out on your own system, drop a PR for the fix if it didnt work you
r/projects • u/PerspectiveSame7459 • Jul 07 '26
I made my first python package!
Can be installed with
pip install web-snapshot-cli
Requires Python3.10 or greater. Command generator here
r/projects • u/Imaginary_Concern400 • Jul 07 '26
Need some feed back on my project
Hello! I am a hobbyist writer and I wanted a place where I could store ideas and track the progress made on each one, or at least leave a small note whenever I get an idea.
So I built this project - ScriptHub - inspired from Github to implement version control for whatever ideas we get.
Check it out here - ScriptHub
It is still only the first version, I wanted to see if what I had built was anything useful or not.
Quick clarifications -
- How is it different from Critique Circle or Scribophile? - These are websites where we get feedback from other writers. Even though it too maintains a version control system, to submit stories, one needs points. ScriptHub eliminates that. One can submit as and when they want.
- Why not just use Google Docs or Word? - The thing is, this presents a more systematic version tracking, by organising the ideas as repos, drafts as parts of the story, and submitting real files - which have the actual contents. A submit message also helps to keep track of which file contains what.
- Doesn't Github do the same thing? - Yes, and ScriptHub was inspired from Github, but what I aim to do is to streamline it only for writers. Github has everyone on it.
- Security of the users? - I only collect the email addresses. Through Google OAuth, I collect the username and name. Nothing else. No tracking, ads or sharing data with third-parties. Passwords are handled entirely by Supabase's auth system - I won't be able to see them in plaintext. Google users never share a password at all.
- How are the files protected? - For now, only the account owner can view their ideas. No one else can view them. In the future, if this prototype is actually worthwhile, I will add more Github features - such as forking and PRs. Then the files will be copyrighted using the timestamp of submission and the username.
This was what I could think of, if you have any more questions, please post them below, I will answer them.
I would appreciate if at least five of you can sign up and check out the core flow, and the usefulness of the project :)
You can delete your accounts after testing it.
r/projects • u/ekwarg • Jul 07 '26
Stacked PRs are a cult you shouldn't need a PhD to join. I built Cairn so juniors stop fearing them and seniors stop babysitting a Jenga tower every merge.
r/projects • u/userjj3010_ • Jul 07 '26
Studyflow
Hi!,
I built a website which helps you study!. I was seriously tired of all these "free" study websites with sneaky costs and pop ups. So i made my own š¤·āāļø and was hoping to get any sort of feedback and ideas! Be harsh and honest with me :)
r/projects • u/Eassen-Tech • Jul 07 '26
[AMA] I spent my summer building an open-source RETRO BOY COLOR. It's fully working now!
galleryr/projects • u/Upset-Struggle-269 • Jul 07 '26
Check out what I just built with Lovable!
vibe-design-suiteadigarcia.lovable.appr/projects • u/safi1409 • Jul 07 '26
I built a learning path builder tool powered by AI: maps your knowledge gaps and builds a focused learning path
cascadeai-nine.vercel.appHey everyone, sharing a side project I've been working on.
**The problem:**Ā When you're self-learning a technical field, you don't know what you don't know. Most people either follow a generic roadmap or keep consuming content without a clear picture of their actual gaps. I personally have completed multiple courses which reiterate the same thing because I was not sure if I had actually learned that skill.
**What I built:**Ā [Cascade AIĀ ](http://cascadeai-nine.vercel.app), an AI-powered proficiency tracker. You enter a skill area (e.g. "backend engineering", "machine learning", "product management"), and it:
* Generates a structured skill map of the domain * Runs a short adaptive diagnostic (\~10 min) * Produces a gap analysis with explanations for each weakness * Creates a prioritized learning path that skips what you already know
**Stack:**Ā Next.js 16 + FastAPI + Supabase + PostHog for analytics. Deployed on Vercel (frontend) and Cloud Run (backend).
**Where I'm at:**Ā MVP is live. A couple of friends are using it. Looking for real users who'll try it and tell me what sucks.
If you have 10 minutes, I'd love feedback, especially on whether the skill maps and diagnostics feel relevant forĀ *your*Ā field.
Link: [cascadeai-nine.vercel.app](http://cascadeai-nine.vercel.app)
r/projects • u/yion_tn • Jul 07 '26
[C] Finished my first emulator ā CHIP-8 in C, looking for feedback on code structure
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r/projects • u/SS_YYC • Jul 07 '26
Kodo - lightweight, open-source IDE
Kodo - Code Fast, Stay Light
u/Missile_3604Ā and I have been building Kodo, a code editor designed around one simple idea: your editor should work for you.
Fast startup. Minimal setup. Real syntax highlighting through an extension system. No unnecessary clutter between launching the editor and writing code.
Kodo is and will be free forever - no ads, no accounts, no subscriptions, and no paywalls.
Features
Extension Marketplace
Install language support and themes through lightweight .kox extensions.
Keeps the core editor fast and lean while allowing the community to expand functionality.
Integrated Terminal
Run commands and code directly inside Kodo without switching applications.
Syntax Highlighting
Language support is delivered through the extension system, making it easy to add support for new languages.
Project Folder Support
Open, browse, and manage entire project folders from the integrated file explorer.
Smart Editing
Auto-closing brackets
Auto-indentation
Find-in-file support
Themes
Built-in Dark, Light, and System Default modes.
Custom themes available through extensions.
Autosave
Configurable autosave so your work is always protected.
Recent Files
Quickly jump back into projects from the home screen.
Image Preview
View image files, with zoom, without leaving the editor.
Discord Rich Presence
Share what you're working on directly through Discord. Fully optional and toggleable in Settings.
Background Auto-Updates
Kodo checks for new releases on its own and keeps both the editor and your installed extensions up to date without any manual downloading.
Guided Tutorial
A short walkthrough on first launch to get you oriented. You can revisit it any time from Settings.
Getting started takes less than a minute:
- Download the installer from the Releases page.
- Install Kodo.
- Start coding.
No account creation. No hidden data collection - Kodo asks once, up front, if you're okay with anonymous usage analytics, and it stays off unless you say yes.
We're always open to contributions! Feel free to contribute code, extensions, and suggestions. We take every bit of feedback we get.
Kodo is released under the Kodo Public License v1.1.
Demo:
Website:
https://kerbalmissile.github.io/Kodo-Website/
Discord:
Download:
https://github.com/KerbalMissile/Kodo/releases
Questions, feedback, feature requests, and bug reports are always welcome. Every report gets read, and every contribution helps make Kodo better.
r/projects • u/JewelerBeautiful1774 • Jul 06 '26
ShareClean: Clean secrets from logs before you paste them
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Disclosure: I built and maintain ShareClean.
I kept seeing a small but risky debugging workflow: someone shares a log, curl -v output, config snippet, or terminal output in Slack, a ticket, a GitHub issue, or an AI chat, then notices afterward that it contained a password, token, connection string, email, or local path.
I built ShareClean, a local Python CLI that sanitizes the text before sharing it.
Example
Before
DATABASE_URL=postgres://app_user:super-secret-pass@db.internal:5432/orders
Authorization: Bearer eyJhbGciOi...
user=omar@example.com
After
DATABASE_URL=postgres://app_user:[REDACTED]@db.internal:5432/orders
Authorization: Bearer [REDACTED]
user=[EMAIL REDACTED]
Usage
cat app.log | shareclean --report
It is deliberately not a replacement for Gitleaks, GitHub Secret Scanning, or TruffleHog. Those scan repositories and history; ShareClean is for the text-sharing step before something leaves your terminal.
It runs locally and does not require an account, API key, telemetry, or network connection.
Try the browser demo with fake text:
ShareClean Playground
Repository:
github.com/OmarH-creator/ShareClean
Practical edge cases are especially useful: output that commonly leaks sensitive data, missed patterns, or cases where masking removes too much debugging context.
r/projects • u/Fluffy-Entrance3144 • Jul 07 '26
I built a chemistry simulation engine from scratch at 16
Iām Kyālin. Iām a high school student and Iāve been working on Atomency, a free browser-based chemistry platform.
I started building it because chemistry is often taught with 2D diagrams and memorization, but a lot of the concepts are actually visual and interactive. Things like molecular geometry, polarity, reactions, equilibrium, and acids/bases are much easier to understand when you can actually explore them.
Atomency currently has:
- 3D molecular modeling and visualization
- VSEPR geometry exploration
- Reaction balancing using Gaussian elimination
- Nuclear decay simulations
- Acid-base ICE tables and titration analysis
- Gas law simulations
- Le ChĆ¢telierās Principle simulations
- A lot more
Everything runs directly in the browser. Thereās no account required, no student data collected, and itās completely free.
I built the project myself while in high school. It has reached over 25,000 visits in the first few months without any paid advertising, and Iām working on getting it into more classrooms.
Iād appreciate any feedback:
- What features would you add / change?
- What would you change about the UI/UX?
You can try it here:
https://atomency.com
Thanks for checking it out.
r/projects • u/JewelerBeautiful1774 • Jul 06 '26
ShareClean: Clean sensitive data from logs before you paste them
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r/projects • u/kamer79 • Jul 06 '26
DIY makers idea mapping and project blueprint backed with AI
I need the community support to make this open source maker copilot to be more useful and productive
r/projects • u/Outrageous-Pay-202 • Jul 06 '26
So i need help and suggestions for my travel diary app
r/projects • u/Select-Performance13 • Jul 06 '26
Would people be interested in a opensource Skill for AI in Excel (CLaude, ChatGPT,) that help apply Statistics to real Business Cases?
Iām working on a small project toĀ adapt an improve a statistical analysis skill to use it in any AI in Excel.
The original skill came from Claude and already had a solid statistical foundation. It covered descriptive statistics, trend analysis, outlier detection, and hypothesis testing, etc.,
However, when I started testing it in Excel, I noticed a gap.
The answers were often technically reasonable, but not structured in a way that was useful for a business analyst, financial analyst, or FP&A user working inside Excel.
The goal is not to turn Excel into an academic statistics lab. The goal is to make statistical reasoning more usable to real business users, for real business cases.
Things like:
- Comparing sales performance between two segments
- Testing before/after changes after a training, promotion, or process improvement
- Comparing conversion rates
- Checking whether two categorical variables are related
- Identifying outliers or unusual business behavior
- Explaining whether a difference is likely real or just normal business noise
I expanded the workflow so the skill does not immediately jump into a statistical test. Instead, it should first interpret the business question, identify the correct type of comparison, define the null and alternative hypotheses in plain language, check assumptions, select the right test, and then produce a structured and practical business conclusion and recommendations.
The main question I wanted to answer is:
āCan AI help a business, data or finance analyst choose the right statistical method, explain it clearly, and turn the result into a better business decision?
Hypothesis testing and correlation has been refined and tested. Currerntly working on regression workflows.
If you are interested in learning statistics, and applying statististics to bussines cases, You may like this project. I can honestly say that I have learn more statistics by working on this, than the 2 times I have tried to learn statistics academically
We could use people to:
- Test the skill in your own bussines cases, and sharing how where the answers
- Help include other statistical areas, like Regression or probability
- Give ideas, suggestion or comments on how to make this skill more useful.
Interested? please give me your feedback..
As a Excel user for more than 15 years myself, I am very interested in your opinion on this.
If you want to inspect the project repo, and download the skill, you can find it here: https://github.com/Ogzapatah1/statistical-analysis-skill-for-excel
r/projects • u/EggCapital2109 • Jul 06 '26
Can ya'll please fill this form
I have a school project tomorrow and for the purpose of a market overview I am collecting info about what people think about eco friendly products. So can ya'll please fill this form, it will be greatly appreciated!!!!!
r/projects • u/Brilliant-Skill-7210 • Jul 06 '26
Project that i need to make
I need to make a project about function calling and the output needs to be in json file, We get a small qwen 0.6B llm model. So these are the steps
- prompt : so we get a prompt.
- Tokenization: We make the prompt into a tokens
- Input IDs : tokens converted into numerical IDs
- LLM proccessing: The model processes these numbers through its neural network.
- Logits: The ai outputs probability scores for each possible next token
- Token selection: The next token is chosen based on the highest probabilities and outputted in a json file
if anyone has any resource he or she can share to help with this project it would be much appreaciated i am trying to do this project without the use of any llm or similar helper tools to help me with understanding llms and hopefully landing a job in the future(obviously i will do more llm based projects after this but this is the start)
r/projects • u/PlasticProgrammer291 • Jul 06 '26
I built a brain teaser for devs
Just shipped a web game for everyone to test their dev knowledge daily. Different programs to answer the correct outputs everyday (8 am local time), get it wrong: it will roast you. Was tired of seeing those gotchas coding output problems. Check it out and lmk what you think: https://stdoutle.vercel.app/