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A Satis-wrapper, optimized for internal distribution of composer packages backed by private GitHub repos.
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Every one of these is a complete application, MIT licensed and public on GitHub. Not a template, not a starter. Run them yourself for nothing, forever.
A Satis-wrapper, optimized for internal distribution of composer packages backed by private GitHub repos.
MIT licensedHone collects your Laravel app's Nightwatch telemetry and routes it to a server you control, exposing the data via REST and MCP.
MIT licensedMatte lets you run your own unmetered image background API using the same ONNX/U²-Net ML that popular background removers use.
MIT licensedSink provides a mail driver for Laravel that sends everything to your own server so your staging environments can safely send email for you to inspect.
MIT licensedA stable, hard-to-guess capture URL for every integration, on infrastructure you own. Bobbin stores each request that arrives — method, query string, headers, body and the time it landed — so you can read exactly what a provider sent, and replay any capture to one destination with retries and visible delivery status. Retention and redaction are set per endpoint.
MIT licensedAI in multiplayer mode: Gated artifact sharing, primitive handoffs, an org knowledge base, distributed event-driven workflows, and role-addressed collaboration.
MIT licensedA scheduled task that silently stops running is the failure nothing complains about. Muster is the thing that complains: every task gets a monitor with an expected rhythm, and a run that does not report in on time goes late, then missed, and raises an email or a webhook. Connect a Laravel app and each of its scheduled commands registers itself on its first run — with no per-monitor billing.
MIT licensedReel is session replay you host yourself, recorded with rrweb, so recordings of your users stay on your own infrastructure.
MIT licensedSend Slate a recipe — a short JSON description of the video you want — and it renders an MP4 with a pinned ffmpeg on your own queue, then hands back one signed download URL. You never pass ffmpeg arguments: named operations with typed, validated parameters compile the command line, which is a security boundary rather than a convenience, because ffmpeg can read and write files and URLs.
MIT licensedEvery tool ships when it is genuinely finished, not when the catalog looks thin. New entries appear here and in your dashboard the day they are published.
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