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1. 7 free GitHub resources for learning AI: from your first agent to an LLM built from scratch

   If your AI bookmarks folder is growing faster than your actual projects, here’s a more focused list. These seven GitHub resources cover different goals: understanding LLM internals, building your...

   r/SATNA_PROJECT173 points0 comments2 d ago
2. 10 free open-source repos to run a full AI + automation stack in 2026 without paying $20/month subscriptions

   As a BTech CSE (IoT) student in Hyderabad who also works in operations building AI workflows, paying $20/month each for five different AI tools adds up fast in INR. You can run models, build...

   r/Btechtards56 points22 comments15 d ago
3. Awesome AI Apps: 138 runnable AI agent projects, from your first agent to production multi-agent workflows (16.6k stars)

   it's a collection of 138+ ai apps you can clone and run, each with its own readme and run command. MIT licensed. the starters are probably the most useful bit: a minimal agent in 22 frameworks...

   r/BestGitHubRepos49 points3 comments9 d ago
4. Everytime the same shit... Another Agent another RAG.

   My experience in the AI market goes way back, even before the first version of GPT existed, building vision models for the fashion industry. Now, after exiting my last company, I'm working as a...

   Top reply (3 points): Let me know if you need beta tester. Sounds interesting

   r/Rag16 points16 comments7 d ago
5. Embed 100 million sentences in 13 seconds on a CPU. No GPU, no API bill.

   I just released fse 2.0, an inference engine for static embedding models (Model2Vec / POTION, static Sentence Transformers models, classic word vectors). It runs on plain CPUs: 100 million...

   Top reply (2 points): gotta love reddit algorithm, I was just thinking of something like this yesterday. gonna try in my hobby project

   r/Rag10 points4 comments9 d ago
6. Text-to-SQL retriever for LangChain/LangGraph that cuts ~91% of schema tokens (#1 on BIRD Mini-Dev)

   I built schemagate (Apache-2.0). Instead of pasting the whole schema into the prompt, it picks only the tables a question needs. It runs offline (BM25 plus a small embedder) and makes no model...

   Top reply (1 points): Nice 👍 I don't think I'll ever have a use for it but I'll give a star and an upvote

   r/LangChain6 points3 comments9 d ago
7. Insane requirement for an entry level

   As a Software Developer, you will work with experienced engineers to design, develop, test, and deploy AI-powered applications, intelligent automation solutions, and efficient and reliable...

   Top reply (1 points): It's a whole IT department bruh what the heck

   r/PlacementsPrep6 points3 comments10 d ago
8. [Hiring] Full-Stack AI Engineer | Fully Remote Worldwide | $30,352 - $41,390/year

   About the role We’re hiring one full-stack AI engineer to join a remote product team. You’ll build AI-powered features end to end, from the model integration and backend to the user interface, and...

   Top reply (1 points): is this offer still on

   r/Algeriawork5 points10 comments4 d ago
9. Government PDFs broke RAG ingestion in 5 quiet ways. Here’s what I found, with LlamaIndex examples.

   I build document ingestion tools, and I tested them on real public documents: Federal Reserve releases, Census tables, policy PDFs. Nothing crashed. That was the problem. Everything looked fine...

   r/Rag5 points3 comments16 d ago
10. Agent memory creates a major authorization vulnerability in vector databases (offline reproduction & benchmark)

    If you're building multi agent systems that persist shared memories or context back to a vector DB, you might have an authorization leak you aren't checking for. A lot of teams assume that just...

    r/LangChain4 points18 comments2 d ago