A Chinese curator's sprawling map of the ChatGPT gold rush

What it does

This repository is a Chinese-language directory that catalogs ChatGPT-related projects: web UIs, WeChat/QQ/Telegram bots, knowledge-base systems, voice tools, and “free GPT-4” workarounds. It also bundles registration tips, prompt-engineering guides, affiliate links to VPN services, and a link-health report showing 85 of 118 project links still work (72%). Think of it as a living bookmark collection rather than code you run.

The interesting bit

The curation is explicitly “handmade” and updated weekly — a rare human-edited index in a space where most lists rot. The maintainer even publishes a link-check report, which is more rigor than most awesome-lists bother with. The breadth is the point: you can trace how Chinese developers have duct-taped ChatGPT into every platform they use, from Feishu to mini-programs to QQ bots that risk account bans.

Key highlights

• Covers 100+ projects across web, desktop, WeChat, QQ, DingTalk, Telegram, and Feishu integrations
• Includes niche tools like Bili Insight (auto-summarizes Bilibili videos) and TalkGPT (voice interface)
• Maintains a public link-check report with 72% current validity
• Bundles mirror sites, “magic internet” VPN referrals, and cloud-hosting affiliate links
• Tracks both mainstream tools (LangChain, Auto-GPT, Ollama) and China-specific forks

Caveats

• Heavy on affiliate links and referral codes; some sections read more like a landing page than documentation
• Several listed projects are forks or mirrors under the maintainer’s own account, not original work
• The “free GPT4” and unlicensed API bypass tools carry obvious legal and account-ban risks, noted only sparingly

Verdict

Worth a skim if you’re researching how ChatGPT spread through Chinese developer communities, or if you need a quick survey of integration patterns. Skip it if you want production-ready code or authoritative security guidance — this is a map, not a toolkit.