You NEED to try these open-source AI projects RIGHT NOW

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[0:00] I found four free GitHub projects that

[0:02] you probably haven't heard of that are

[0:04] so valuable. The first is a new type of

[0:07] search engine that is completely free,

[0:09] takes zero configuration, and actually

[0:12] works really well. We also have a new

[0:15] agentic engineering skill, a completely

[0:17] local notebook LM clone, and the last

[0:21] one can save you up to 90% on your AI

[0:24] bill. It is crazy. And by the way, this

[0:27] video sponsored by 11 Labs. More on them

[0:30] and a specific project you can use them

[0:31] in later. So, this is the first one.

[0:33] It's called Last 30 Days. It's a skill.

[0:35] It is dead simple to install, and it's

[0:38] kind of a new type of search engine.

[0:39] It's really interesting. The best way to

[0:41] think about this is as a comparison to

[0:44] Google Search. You type in your search

[0:45] term, it's going to find a bunch of

[0:47] different links to serve you. It's also

[0:48] going to serve you a bunch of ads, but

[0:50] Last 30 Days is very different. What it

[0:52] does is it goes out to Reddit, Hacker

[0:54] News, Polymarket, and GitHub, and it

[0:57] basically looks at how many upvotes

[0:59] different stories have. And that's how

[1:01] it does the summarization. It basically

[1:03] takes the most upvoted answers and

[1:06] serves you that information in a really

[1:07] nice, concise way. Plus, it also has X,

[1:10] YouTube, TikTok, and more. And again,

[1:13] it's all based on human voting. It's not

[1:16] some algorithm. It is what is trending

[1:17] lately on the internet, and it gives you

[1:19] that information. It's currently sitting

[1:21] just above 40,000 stars on GitHub. It is

[1:23] by Matt Van Horn, who is again the

[1:26] co-founder of the com

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