A phone book for the GPT open-source jungle

What it does This is an awesome-list that catalogs over 170 open-source projects orbiting GPT. It sorts them into taxonomies like desktop clients, web UIs, programming-language SDKs, automation agents, plugins, and prompt libraries, each entry tagged with star counts and a one-line description. Think of it as a curated directory rather than a piece of software itself.

The interesting bit The list auto-updates its star counts daily using a script that, according to the README, was itself written by ChatGPT—so the directory is maintained by the very ecosystem it maps. It also tracks the Chinese-language GPT scene closely, with an English translation available.

Key highlights

• Covers 170+ projects across 20+ categories, from Auto-GPT to academic writing assistants to Java SDKs.
• Hot items are flagged with 🔥 for quick scanning.
• Maintained in Chinese (Simplified) with an English README variant.
• Star counts refresh automatically, giving a rough pulse on what the community currently favors.
• MIT licensed.

Caveats

• The list is sprawling and table-heavy; you will need to click through to judge a project’s maturity yourself.
• It is purely a discovery layer: you still have to leave and evaluate each linked project on its own.

Verdict Worth bookmarking if you are surveying the GPT tooling landscape or need to find a client in your preferred language. Skip it if you are looking for a single tool to install; this is the map, not the destination.