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Open tools, practical guides, and research worth keeping. Curated for people who build, manage, and use technology.

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Useful tools. Clear attribution. No claim that Cyber Agency created or endorses every project here.

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Ollama

Run and test many AI models locally. Check model licenses and hardware requirements.

Ollama project · MIT (project)Visit source ↗

llama.cpp

Run model inference on a wide range of devices, including CPU-only systems.

ggml project · MIT (project)Visit source ↗

Langfuse

Trace, evaluate, and improve AI applications. Some enterprise features are separately licensed.

Langfuse · MIT core; exceptionsVisit source ↗

OWASP GenAI LLM Top 10

2026 risks and defensive guidance for applications using large language models.

OWASP GenAI Security Project · CC BY-SA 4.0 (content)Visit source ↗

Penpot

Open-source collaborative design and prototyping for product teams.

Penpot community · MPL 2.0Visit source ↗

Storybook

Develop, test, and document UI components in isolation.

Storybook community · MITVisit source ↗

Mermaid

Create architecture, process, and product diagrams from text.

Mermaid community · MITVisit source ↗

Playwright

Automate browser testing, regression checks, and verification workflows.

Microsoft / community · Apache 2.0Visit source ↗

OpenTelemetry Collector

Collect and route application telemetry with an open standard ecosystem.

OpenTelemetry community · Apache 2.0Visit source ↗

Actual Budget

A local-first budgeting application and useful example of independent software.

Actual community · MITVisit source ↗

These are independently maintained projects. Check each project’s current license, documentation, security posture, and suitability before adoption. Curation is not certification or a Cyber Agency contribution.

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