I build AI-native mobile apps and the agent systems that ship them.

1. Starred thiagobrez/react-native-arrangement-view; and alejandrobujan/tendedero, Screenshots, hung out to dry.

   Stars, 7 October

2. Starred shader-effects-inc/shaders, WebGPU components for React, Vue, Svelte and more; and cloudflare/security-audit-skill, security audits for coding agents.

   Stars, 6 October

3. Jev is a great tool for verbal quizes. Wow

   Post, 2 October · View on X

4. Starred robbietilton/Compositor, a Photoshop alternative for Mac, and AgentSystemLabs/agent-office, a 3D office where Claude Code workers share live terminals.

   Stars, 2 October

5. Starred kucukkanat/yurt, peer-to-peer team chat with AI agents, no server or accounts; Niko1221/Strata, Qwen3.8-Flash-Next on consumer hardware, with a local API; and amywork777/lipflow, type by silently mouthing words, runs locally on a Mac.

   Stars, 1 October

6. Turn this into a single HTML page styled like Apple’s developer docs: dark hero (eyebrow, title, one-line abstract, platform pills), left navigator with S/C/f symbol glyphs, Declaration → Overview → Topics → See Also, Note/Tip/Warning boxes, Xcode code colors, light + dark

   Post, 1 October · View on X

7. Starred mitchaiet/master-chef, an unofficial native Halo: Combat Evolved for Vision Pro, and MobAI-App/simslim, run more iOS simulators on one Mac.

   Stars, 30 September

8. Shopify going native makes sense for a team their size. RN is still a great fit for small cross platform teams. OTA updates make testing PRs on real devices quick and hot reload keeps iteration fast Native code is also no longer a blocker since AI can write the Swift and Kotlin for the performance critical parts. You can drop native modules in wherever you need them and keep RN for the rest, which is how it was meant to be used

   Post, 30 September · Quoting @mustafa01ali · View on X

9. Starred mercuretechnologies/xprem, a self-hosted alternative to EAS Update for Expo OTA updates; and chrissotraidis/bluewake, Wind Waker recompiled, native for iOS and Windows.

   Stars, 29 September

10. New repo: tenx-mess

    Your agents ship at 10x speed and leave a 10x mess. It finds leftover worktrees, node_modules, DerivedData and caches, and deletes them only after you approve twice.

    /plugin marketplace add muratcakmak/tenx-mess Copy

    Code, 28 September · Python

11. Starred Appllama/liquid-glass-chat-ui, Liquid Glass chat UIs with animated portraits and floating composers.

    Stars, 27 September

12. Starred willfaust/Madeira, runs x86-64 Windows PC games on jailed iOS.

    Stars, 26 September

13. I’m low-key vibing with AI slop. It is like SEO optimized online news content

    Post, 25 September · View on X

14. Starred trailofbits/coop, an isolated VM for running Claude Code and Codex.

    Stars, 24 September

15. I’ve felt this way since 2014. Apple should have doubled down on Objective-C with more syntactic sugar and compiler optimizations instead of productionizing Chris Lattner’s side project based on his phd research

    Post, 23 September · Quoting @krzyzanowskim · View on X

16. Starred anthropics/code-migration-kit-with-claude-code, prompts and scripts for moving codebases between languages with Claude Code.

    Stars, 23 September

17. fact-checking claude code non-stop with a super cheap smart if/else model was not on my 2026 bingo card

    

    Post, 22 September · Quoting my earlier post · View on X

18. New repo: jev-guard

    Probability-scored guardrails for Claude Code. It denies rule-breaking edits and unasked-for deploys, and checks the final answer against the turn’s own evidence.

    git clone https://github.com/muratcakmak/jev-guard ~/.claude/plugins/jev-guard Copy

    Code, 22 September · TypeScript · 7 stars

19. jev is actually a great way to test claude code. it challenges claude’s claims and makes it verify what it says instead of confidently declaring done. keeping claude honest

    

    Post, 21 September · View on X

20. Starred nfzerox/VirtualMacOniPad, runs macOS and apps like Xcode on M1 and M2 iPads.

    Stars, 17 September

21. Starred SchroederNathan/clarity, a speech companion app built with Expo.

    Stars, 6 August

22. Starred petergyang/no-ai-slop, removes 20+ AI slop patterns from writing.

    Stars, 3 August

23. Starred block/buzz, a hive mind communication platform.

    Stars, 24 July

24. Starred img2threejs/img2threejs, rebuilds an object from an image as a procedural Three.js model.

    Stars, 22 July

25. New repo: expo-skills

    Claude Code skills for Expo apps: Liquid Glass design (iOS 26), device-matrix adaptation (iPhone/iPad/Android tablets), code audits with Stop hooks, and Argent-driven visual verification

    /plugin marketplace add muratcakmak/expo-skills Copy

    Code, 13 July · Shell

26. New release: keyboard-logger v0.1.1

    A macOS menu bar app that tracks keyboard shortcut and keystroke use per app.

    Code, 8 April · Swift · Release notes

27. New release: expo-ai-elements v0.2.4

    25 open-source AI chat UI components for React Native, with streaming markdown, LaTeX, code blocks, reasoning traces and tool calls. It is the mobile port of Vercel AI Elements.

    npm install expo-ai-elements Copy

    Code, 5 April · TypeScript · 29 stars · Release notes

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