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NVIDIA just released a repo that scans AI agent skills for security risks BEFORE you run them, which matters more than people realize now that everyone's installing random tools, skills, and MCPs from GitHub. I break down that one AND 4 other GitHub repos trending over the last 30 days in this episode of The Startup Ideas Podcast (SIP) 🧃: 1. A skill that kills AI slop finally (better writing) 2. A CRM thats built for AI agents (so you can have agents follow up, reach out etc) 3. An agent that edits your videos for you (so you can focus on creative) 4. An opensource CapCut alternative built for agents (because editing is a headache) All free, all open source. Watch my breakdown of the 5 GitHub repos trending over the last 30 days below The tools people will be talking about in six months are on GitHub today. That's the fun part of digging through GitHub right now.

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GREG ISENBERG

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I manage 3 multi-million dollar brands at 23 years old. I did this even in college. How do I have so much time? The secret is in my systems. RT + Comment “Systems” and I’ll DM you the list of 20+ tools I use daily to manage my brands. (Must be following so I can DM you)

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Steven Guo

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AI Mocap tools are evolving at breakneck speed... and I could find more than 10 all compiled and compared in a list you can get by subscribing to the XR AI Spotlight newsletter (link on top of my profile). This is Cartwheel and the stepping on that box was one of the most solid I saw. There is a bit of floatiness in the feet and they are not perfectly grounded, but since I tested the tool, the team has pushed massive improvement. What AI mocap tool do you use in your workflow? Let me know in the comments

Gabriele Romagnoli

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this is f**king insane. someone built a free Claude skills library that gives you hundreds of tools, agents, and expert personas in one place. the GitHub repo already has 26k+ stars. it gives you: → 305 Python tools with zero pip installs → skills for executing specific tasks → agents for handling different workflows → personas like senior architect, CTO, and security auditor → one command to convert the library to 11 different platforms and it's completely free. MIT licensed. with the right setup, Claude can take on a lot of the work you’d normally need different tools or people for. i actually broke down how to build a workflow around this idea in my article below. save this now.

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Innopro

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The Startup Ideas Podcast (SIP) 🧃

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