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Maintenance, asset, and configuration-change records for accredited systems. Single static binary, pure-Go SQLite, LDAP/AD auth with local break-glass accounts, hash-chained audit trail. AGPL-3.0-or-later.
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Self-hosted novel-writing platform: manuscript, codex, timelines, mind maps, exports to DOCX/PDF/EPUB. Go server + embedded React SPA, Wails desktop app. AGPL-3.0, built under Vibe Sec Ops.
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Package libsqlite3 is a ccgo/v4 version of libsqlite3.a (SQLite, http://sqlite.org)
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tpch implements the TPC-H benchmarks for selected Go SQLite drivers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transaction_Processing_Performance_Council
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Ephemeral IRC logger and Web-based log viewer
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An open-source alternative to Telegraph. It features a full public article feed, direct media uploads, and partial AI integration.
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Interface web d'administration pour WireGuard : gestion des clients, monitoring en temps réel, comptes multi-utilisateurs avec 2FA, et mise à jour auto-hébergée en un clic. Binaire Go unique, SQLite embarqué, sans dépendance runtime.
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Self-hosted AI chat that deploys as one Go binary. Streaming SSE, OpenAI and Anthropic upstreams, MCP tools, and generative UI that renders live charts and components from model output. Postgres or SQLite.
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Self-hosted GitHub activity tracker that syncs your gh activity into SQLite and runs template-driven timeline, session, and report views.
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Nook is a self-hosted, open source CMS stack designed for small businesses and individuals who want full control over their content without the complexity. It ships as focused tools that each handle one responsibility cleanly. The stack is intentionally minimal, whitelabel-friendly, and built to stay out of your way.
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PocketPilot is a GUI-based personal finance and monthly budgeting application designed to help users plan income, track expenses, manage budget categories, and understand spending behavior through clear monthly insights.
The project is built in Go with a local-first architecture using SQLite for data storage. The initial alpha release was delivered as a command-line interface using Cobra to validate the core budgeting engine before moving toward a cross-platform graphical interface.
PocketPilot includes core budgeting features such as monthly income setup, category-based budgeting, expense tracking, safe daily spend calculation, monthly summaries, and category-wise breakdowns. It also introduces practical personal finance modes including Survival Mode, Moving City Mode, Job Hunt Mode, mood-based expense tagging, and emotional spending insights to help users understand how stress, relocation, and job-search phases affect spending patterns.
The project is version-controlled on GitLab, with releases from v0.1.0 to v0.1.2 covering the initial alpha build, command polish, database path visibility, version tracking, and improved help documentation.
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Example Go HTTP server using the Sakila database.
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