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Karan Bansal

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@karanb192

Head of AI at ArmorCode. Creator of Anya (autonomous ASPM agent). Building agentic AI for enterprise security. IIT Kanpur CS. 1,200+ GitHub stars.

reddit-mcp-buddy. Clean, LLM-optimized Reddit MCP server. Browse posts, search content, analyze users. No fluff, just Reddit data.

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claude-code-hooks. πŸͺ Claude Code hooks + an installable plugin marketplace: safety, cost, observability, productivity.

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awesome-claude-skills. 🎯 The definitive collection of 50+ verified Awesome Claude Skills for Claude Code, Claude.ai, and API. Boost productivity with TDD, debugging, git workflows, document processing, and more. Community-driven, actively maintained.

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algo-sensei. Your AI-powered LeetCode & DSA mentor for Claude Code and Claude.ai. Master algorithms through intelligent guidance, progressive hints, and pattern recognition trainingβ€”not just copy-pasting solutions. Features: Mock interviews, code review, multi-language support (Python, Java, C++, JS, Go). Learn to think like a senior engineer. πŸ₯‹

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openwebui-o1o3-pro-plugin. Access OpenAI's most advanced reasoning models (o1-pro and o3-pro) with comprehensive token tracking and cost analytics in Open WebUI

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slack-message-formatter. JavaScript

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defcon. Padding Oracle attack in Python

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hn-mcp. Hacker News MCP server for Claude Desktop & AI assistants. Browse HN stories, search posts, read comments, analyze users. Clean, fast, actually works - no API keys required.

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bouncer. A one-file door-guard for coding agents β€” first-class on Claude Code (permissionDecision deny); portable to any agent with a blocking pre-exec hook.

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fable5-demos. One-shot simulations: real physics & math, each written in a single attempt by Claude Fable 5 β€” one self-contained HTML file, no frameworks, no fakery

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simplediff. Simple Diff Function implemented in Python, PHP, CoffeeScript, and JavaScript

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bag-of-words. Python Implementation of Bag of Words for Image Recognition using OpenCV and sklearn

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