Top 7 Github Repos that went VIRAL

Author: Jack Roberts · Watch on YouTube

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Original video: Top 7 Github Repos that went VIRAL · Channel: Jack Roberts · 15:55 · Watch on YouTube

Topics: Task and workflow automation, Claude, AI content generation, Open source and software ecosystems

Summary

Jack Roberts presents seven GitHub repositories and tools that he says can expand what Claude and other AI systems can do, including free voice cloning, video creation, engineering skills, text classification, website shaders, software reverse engineering, and diagram generation. He demonstrates how to use several of them and discusses their advantages and limitations, such as Layer’s speed and zero cost versus its lower initial accuracy. The video also includes a sponsored segment about Victor, an AI assistant that works inside Slack. It closes by pointing viewers toward an agentic operating system for applying these tools to business and personal tasks.

Key points

Voice Studio is presented as a free, open-source app for cloning a voice, generating speech in different languages, and running locally.
HyperFrames turns web pages into videos and lets Claude generate videos that can be edited to match a brand’s style.
Victor is a sponsored AI assistant for Slack that can use connected apps and workspace data to answer questions and take actions.
Matt Pocock’s pack contains 27 Claude skills, including Grill Me, which asks clarifying questions before Claude proceeds.
Layer is a free, local text-classification alternative to Jev; it is very fast but needs training to improve its initial accuracy.
A shaders repository offers 200 moving backgrounds that can give websites a more polished visual style.
Rewil is described as a way to reverse engineer software, including apps and SaaS products, to understand how they work.
A diagram-generation tool can create visual explanations from a sentence and offers 45 diagram types, though results may vary between prompts.

Chapters

Start	Chapter	Summary
00:00	Introduction and Voice Studio	Jack introduces the seven repositories and demonstrates Voice Studio, a free tool for cloning and generating speech in different languages.
02:02	HyperFrames and video creation	He shows how Claude and HyperFrames can create editable videos that follow a supplied brand style.
04:04	Sponsored segment: Victor for Slack	Jack demonstrates Victor as an AI employee that connects to Slack tools, responds to requests, and performs tasks.
06:08	Matt Pocock’s Claude skills	He explains how a pack of 27 skills, including Grill Me, can help Claude ask questions and produce better-informed work.
08:40	Layer and website shaders	Jack compares Layer’s free, fast local classification with Jev, then introduces shaders for adding animated backgrounds to websites.
11:17	Reverse engineering with Rewil	He presents Rewil as a way to inspect software and recreate or understand how apps and other products work.
13:51	Generating diagrams from a sentence	Jack shows a tool for generating diagrams and flowcharts from prompts, then points viewers to an agentic operating system.

Quotes

It’s a completely free alternative to 11 Labs. — 00:31

The more information that you give it, the better. — 03:34

With Grill Me, Claude asks around 20 questions first. — 06:39

After you train it on your own examples, um that can actually beat the performance of Jev — 10:44

type one sentence get a diagram that looks actually designed. — 13:51

Concepts and entities

Claude, Voice Studio, ElevenLabs, Fish Audio, HyperFrames, Victor, Slack, Matt Pocock, Grill Me, Codex, Layer, Jev, Rewil, Claude Code, Agentic operating system

Full transcript (original language)

00:00 These are the top seven GitHub repos to 10x your Claude. You’re going to get a repo that will turn Claude into a senior engineer, a free Javel alternative that is seven times faster, better design, and even free voice cloning. And if you’re new, I’m Jack. I built a somewhat elastic startup with like a gazillion customers. Now I’m building my own AI startup, and on this channel I share the stuff that actually works. So, if you haven’t already, grab that beautiful coffee, and let’s dive straight in. So, these are the top seven GitHub repos that are going to 10x and take us to a completely new level. They have almost

00:31 400,000 stars, and we’re going to begin now with basically number one, which is going to be Voice Studio. Now, this one is incredible. Essentially, it is a free app that copies your voice and can speak any language that you want to. It’s a completely free alternative to 11 Labs. Now, this can help cut down any costs that you’ve got and keep your own voice. To use it, you can head over to this GitHub link. I’ll put a link down below for all the stuff, so you can go ahead and grab it. And you’re just going to copy this URL, then come up to Claude, provide that repo, and say, “Hey there, I would like to install this GitHub

01:01 repo. Please go ahead and support me with that.” Little side note, never download any GitHub repo without reading it yourself first and sharing it with Claude or CodeX to make sure that it’s completely secure. Then, you’ll see an app like this, and you simply drag it over into applications. Once you open the app, you’ll see the system check, click all good to continue. Then guys, you can move to the left-hand side to clone on voice and just click on record like so, and then record something like a clear message. And so, you give it an example transcription. “Hey there, my name is Jack. This is an example of Claude.” Just like that. So, we give it a profile name, Claude’s one, Jack

01:31 Roberts voice. Then, let’s use Claude X to give it a prompt. “Hey there, could you explain to me what is the best way to use Claude?” And then we just send this one off, and then after a couple of seconds, you get a take. “Hey there, could you explain to me what is the best way to use Claude?” And so, now you can literally clone your voice completely free, and they’ve got some other cool little features in here like dubbing, and they’ve got some other things you can play around with, making it pretty nifty tool that you can run completely for free. They’re open source. And on the bottom left of the screen, guys, you can see the exact text-to-speech model that you’re using here. Now, this isn’t going to be good as the best ones like you get on Fish Audio, but this one is

02:02 completely free and open source to get started. You can also go ahead and translate it into different languages and just run this all locally on your computer. Which brings us nicely onto level two, which effectively is HyperFrames. Now, this effectively is going to give you video that you can use very easily with Claude, but most people don’t use this correctly. Now, HyperFrames is a tool that turns a web page into a real video and I’m covering it because it just got better. I’ll show you exactly what I mean. Now, to use it, you’re going to head over to this repo right here. We can actually go ahead and grab HyperFrames. And what’s really cool

02:34 is I can even control this anywhere. For example, I even asked Claude, “Could you go ahead and create for me a short video explaining the Matt Pocock skills, please?” Now, I even built a skill into Claude that does this for me, which is really cool. So, I I call it video maker, and it uses actually um this new HyperFrames to go ahead and do that. And look, now it’s gone ahead and created that for me in the background. And then I can just be like, “Hey there, Claude, could you open up the Matt Pocock video, please?” And then, guys, I got this video here. So, let’s have a look at this. Matt Pocock at the top, 27 skills the man called asked before it builds,

03:04 and even got the Claude logo. Now, this is really important because this is in my exact brand guideline styles, and I’ve also got here on HyperFrames that I can come and edit if I want to. And for example, you’ll see this on my community, right, that this is the style that I have and I do all my designs in, and it’s also here exactly on YouTube. And with HyperFrames and Claude, I was able to just say, “Hey, here’s my brand style. Go ahead and make me consistent videos with it.” And then HyperFrames, if you want to, you can come down here and actually edit it. And this even grabbed for me, guys, specifically the fonts that I use as well. The value that

03:34 HyperFrames adds is really just an interface to do manual edits if you want to. The more information that you give it, the better. I often say, “Go and grab for me logos and go and use these particular fonts,” and it will go ahead and do that for you. Here’s another example. When I said, “Go and build me seven free GitHub repos,” and it generated this one for me. Likewise, you can do slightly more complicated ones like this if you like. Now, these tools are about how you can 10x your code, but the next bonus skill is actually how you can supercharge the productivity of your team. And it is an AI employee called Victor that actually lives inside your

04:04 Slack and is the sponsor of today’s video. And when they agreed to sponsor this video, I was stoked because this genuinely makes things way simpler and will improve your productivity. Let me show you exactly what I mean. The idea is that Victor joins your Slack channel. He connects to everything and then can take actions on your behalf and save you an incredible amount of time. And you can get started completely for free. In fact, you even get $100 of credits. I’ll put a link down below so you can go ahead and grab that. And honestly, you’ll have so much fun with this. And you can continue here with the Slack. And once you’ve connected your Slack, you’ll see it right here. Just simply click on this guy like so. Then it will

04:35 find your Slack and you can connect it in one button. Now, the best way to think about Victor is literally like an employee in your Slack channel. You can tag him to ask him questions. He can do things for you. And any data that sits there, he can basically use to make you more productive. And so here, you can just configure permissions. And I’ll show what it looks like in real life in a second. But first of all, I can decide which channels I want Victor to be part of and which ones I don’t. And then what’s really cool is it will automatically identify any of the tools that are currently connected inside your workspace. And so you can actually go ahead and help with productivity across those. Now, this is particularly useful

05:06 because if I’m working on a Trello board for example with my team to manage some products, it basically Victor can go and grab that and make that easier. Then instantly, Victor does appear and you can ask him to do anything like make your daily brief. I like to always ask him this really simple question. Click on reply and say, “Hey there, Victor. Give me a short, crisp, short overview of all the stuff that you can help me with.” And he’s giving me the googly eyes. And what’s really incredible about this, guys, when you ask that question, it will actually come and give you dynamic suggestions based on what’s in your Slack. For example, this will say, “Hey, I can scan code, chat with you, anti-gravity for ideas. I can look at helping you with your community, looking

05:37 at churn signals, building onboarding flows, whatever the thing is.” So for example, I can come down here, message Victor and say, “Hey Victor, I completely forgot. Could you do me a favor? Could you send Lanie a message in the community section just welcoming her and giving her a beautiful onboarding, please. And then Victor has contacted all the apps that we use and is essentially like your another AI employee that just lives in your Slack channel. And just like that, Victor’s gone ahead and done that. It said who we are, where things happen, what to know, uh who Victor is, and what the next steps are. And of course, it just gets better the more that you So, if you have a small team that runs in Slack, this is

06:08 perfect for it. Uh you can start completely free, get $100 of credits. I’ll put a link down below. I think it’s Jack Roberts 100, it’ll be marked down below in the comments if you want to go ahead and check this one out. And this takes us very nicely onto level three, which is Matt Pocock skills. Now, there’s been an update to it this month as well, and essentially what they are are 27 skills that make Claude work like a senior engineer. To access it, you’re just going to hit this link right here, which will be down below for you in the description. Come ahead and copy the URL. Then basically say, “Hey there, I’d like to go ahead and add these skills to Claude, please.” And once you’ve done

06:39 that, guys, just go ahead and drop in the GitHub repo. Now, the reason why this is so important to 10x a Claude is because it gives you fewer wrong guesses. With Grill Me, Claude asks around 20 questions first. Without it, it may guess and just guess your assumptions incorrectly. So, your builds actually get better and reflect more accurately the stuff that you actually want. Um yeah, plain text cuz there’s nothing to run the skills off, literally just files it runs through straight away. And it is currently the most starred skill pack on GitHub right now. And effectively, they’re really great. So, you have all these awesome ones here, and I’ll put a link down below for

07:09 this resource so you can go ahead and grab it. Grill Me is a really awesome one, so you can just copy this prompt and add it to Claude. Then guys, once you’ve done that, come up to Claude, type in {slash} grill like so, and then give it a question. “Hey there, I’m starting a new business in the AI space. I’d love you to help me think of what the best strategy would be to come up with a great business idea.” Whatever your question happens to be, send that one off, and then it will use the Grill Me skill to really make sure that you’re asking all of the right questions, and therefore that your output becomes significantly better. And then there’s loads of other skills that come

07:39 alongside with this. Grill with Docs helps you actually manage things specifications. It helps you things implementation, prototypes, diagnostics. They’re a really great beautiful set of skills for many different things. What I really like here is the handoff, which writes a short note, so the fresh chat can pick up exactly where that one stopped. It’s really handy if you’re going from one computer to another, or you want to take it from Claude to Codex or something like that. And as you can see, we can come back now. It’s asked a few questions like, why this business? Uh do you use your audience? How much of

08:10 your time, money and time limit? All the great questions to help us get far ahead. And if this all sounds like I’m speaking Spanish, I’m going to put a link down below for my full Claude Code course, which I update every single month. It has stuff I’ve never shared on YouTube. You’ll learn how to go from complete beginner to power systems, memory systems, Hermes agents, building anything design systems, and you’ll even learn how to do stuff like this. Hey Glado, open up my agentic operating system. Now, you even get access to the immediate agentic operating system that has, again, all of my individual systems, shows your dynamic usage in

08:40 Claude and Codex, manage everything. You even get all the beautiful memory systems, and in this you can ask it a Brazilian different questions, add memories, check with everything. I’ll put a link down below if you want to use that and get light years ahead of everybody else. And it does take us nicely, guys, now onto level four, which effectively is a really cool free repo. It’s a free AI called Layer that basically sorts text into choices on your own computer. This is a free and open-source version of Jev, if you’ve been hearing about that. It’s very, very cool. What it effectively is is a

09:11 classification model that runs on your laptop completely free. And there’s a couple things about it. So, you could use it to do things like sort your inbox, tickets, or comments. Um it is completely free to use, so there’s no bill, and it’s kind of a free alternative to the viral Jev model. So, here’s an example of it sorting 50 different YouTube comments in one go, deciding whether or not something is spam, does it need a reply or not, and exactly what that comment is. And so, if example here, you can see, is it a question? Is it a complaint, or does it need a reply? It’s really good at doing things like that. One example I really like, especially if you’re running an

09:42 agentic operating system. So, see, currently I was using Jev here, which I’m paying for. Granted, it is very cheap, but you could use this free open-source alternative here. To give you an example of what that looks like, let’s say you get loads of different emails, right? It can go through and quickly identify how they all fit into different categories. I could do that with YouTube comments. It’s really good at sorting things very, very, very quickly, and it’ll give you a couple of outputs. It’ll either say, for example, yes or no. It can give you a range, so a percentage indicator, like I think this is 88% spam, and it really helps with

10:13 lightning-fast decision-making. And for example, this is Layer doing the same thing, basically filtering all these emails by different categories, and it does the exact same thing with that hyper-fast sorting. But the one caveat with Layer is that out of the box, it is not as good as Jev. And because Jev is so cheap, if you don’t do any training, you’re better off just using Jev. But the thing is, if you are cold training it, and you train it basically by showing it what the correct examples are, over time, it gets way better. So, for example, speed for one answer, Layer is 26 milliseconds because it’s running

10:44 on your map, meaning it’s so much quicker. The cost is free, even though Jev is probably very low cost, Layer is so, so cheap. I mean, it’s literally $0, it’s just running on your computer. Right out of the box, its accuracy is 36% compared to 73% of Jev. But after you train it on your own examples, um that can actually beat the performance of Jev once you go through and do that process. And if you ever confused, their repo has all the instructions to do it. So, all you do is come down here, then head over to the cloud, paste in the repo, and say, “Hey there, I would like to use Layer and train it on my own examples so I can improve its accuracy.

11:17 Please use this repo to help me understand exactly how to do that, and the best way to improve its performance.” Then, I want to compare it against Jev to make sure that it is beating the benchmarks. But that takes us very nicely onto a completely different level, which essentially is level five, which is shaders to make any site look expensive. So, you get 200 free moving backgrounds for any website. Something that you can drop in at a different part of that website just to give it a completely new and premium feel. And just to show you exactly what that looks like, guys, if you can take a look at this video here, I was really

11:48 impressed with the instant glow up this does. You can see this was just one shot. Look how beautiful that is. It’s got that blue and that orange galaxy. It doesn’t have that cringey AI slop filter that a lot of them do. You hover over it, it looks really beautiful, and it just goes so many different styles. Now, to use it, guys, just come over to this GitHub repo, and as you can see down here, it’s actually shown a load of the different ways in which you can actually go ahead and use shaders with all the instructions that you need. And that takes us nicely onto level six, which is reverse engineer anything. Now, I covered this a couple of days ago, but I

12:18 have to talk about it again simply because it’s gotten another huge upgrade. It is even faster than before. It is really powerful. Now, let me explain a couple of things. I’m going to show you this in example here that somebody reverse engineered their own TV. Basically, volume remote control, screens, you can see it. Now, the idea with this is that Rewil actually take a look and understand what is the code behind the actual app, and allows you to reverse engineer essentially anything you want to. You can do this with apps, you can pretty much pick a SAS, point it towards Rewil, and it works magic. This

12:50 is a live example. This one did with their own TV. This is an example right here that someone used on editing software for CapCut, and it’s remarkably capable. I mean, this is a really profound and powerful repo and strategy to use the reverse engineer anything system. Now, you can reverse engineer anything not necessarily having to use this GitHub repo, but if you want to use this system to understand the code and do it that way, Rewil is a good example. You can also use code to extract basically the reverse engineering principles. I’ll put a link down below for that Notion as well if you don’t

13:20 want to go ahead and download it. But effectively, this allows you to reverse engineer any software, and it’s definitely so game-changing in terms of what AI is capable to do that I had to include it in this lineup as well. To grab it, literally comes with this link. As you can see, it’s got almost 240,000 stars, and you can actually copy the URL, head back up at the cloud, and just point it to any software. Namely, paste in your URL and say, “Hey there, I’d like to go ahead and reverse engineer how this app works. Help me understand XYZ. I want it to look beautiful, do it in this color palette, and make sure it

13:51 can accomplish the following outcomes.” And then you just describe exactly the stuff that is that you want. And that takes us nicely onto number seven, which is the ability to create a beautiful clean diagram with one sentence. Idea being, type one sentence get a diagram that looks actually designed. Now, check this out. This is AI agent stack. What sits under prompt, interface, agent harness, skills, tools. And it just adds a really nice, beautiful graphical way to actually explain what’s going on with any topic that you give it. Meaning that Claude can actually go ahead and draw for you diagrams, has 45 different

14:22 types, flows, quadrants, timelines, org charts, even bar and line charts available. We care about this because essentially it can explain any idea in picture, which is really cool. The limit though is a little kind of hand on the model, and the same prompt can give you slightly different outputs. For example, this is a 3D floor plan that actually goes ahead and builds itself. So, you can imagine if you were maybe doing short-form content, long-form content, and you wanted something that really decent, you can go ahead and do that, play, pause it, do anything you like to. And it is a really interesting one. Like, here’s another one. Like, “Hey, what a month where a month of compute

14:53 realistically goes.” And this is the worst that it will ever be. I think it’s done a good job of hitting accuracy, whilst also making it quite interesting. And obviously, you can do various different things like equations. I actually played around with this idea and built something different. I actually built this for my community about, like, let’s say you have a problem, like, I don’t know. I don’t know where to start. Here’s where to start. I can’t find something. Here’s where you go. And I actually incorporate into this some of the whole Moses systems. Like, let’s say for example, you have you’re trying to buy a build a diagram. One of the coolest applications I think of AI is how do you build a flowchart? So, let’s say for example,

15:24 we’ve got offer all right. Let’s say that everyone’s saying about your offer, people say it’s too expensive. Well, you can go through something like this. Does your offer answer what result, how likely, how fast, and how easy? If yes, cool. Do you show buyers a case study from a client like them? And if you don’t have any specifics, you can come down here, check out more, and it runs you through specifically everything that you need to do. So, I think of building flowcharts with this is really, really handy. It can just help you take things to the next level. However, it does bring us on to a really question. And that’s how do we actually use these incredible skills to move our business

15:55 and personal lives forward? Well, I’ll show you exactly how to do that within the Agentic operating system which we built together inside this video right here.