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1.JsonSubTypes
Discriminated Json Subtypes Converter implementation for .NET.
Nine years old and by far the most used of these: a discriminated-union converter with 18 releases and 21 contributors.
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2.node-hp-scan-toSend scans from an HP All-in-One printer to the computer, for the models that support it.
The most collaborative project here — 39 contributors and 33 releases since 2017, and the only one that is not C#.
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3.LexiSharpA composable information retrieval toolkit for .NET — build, measure and inspect search pipelines, from lexical BM25 to hybrid and reranked retrieval. The models stay in your application.
Version 1.0 eight weeks after the first commit, with five packages, seventeen documentation pages and eleven releases behind it. Ranking quality is measured on BEIR, and every pipeline can keep explainable traces.
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4.TranscribeCppSharp.NET bindings and packaging for transcribe.cpp (speech-to-text): load GGUF models and transcribe audio from C#, or use the
transcribecommand-line tool. Runs on CPU, Vulkan and Metal.Binds transcribe.cpp v0.4.1, whose native library is developed by the transcribe.cpp authors. This project is the C# interop layer, the high-level wrapper, the tool and the packaging.
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5.ImgTagFanOut
Tag your images and have them organised into subdirectories based on those tags.
No published package. The Windows installer is produced by the build workflow and uploaded as an artifact, which needs a GitHub sign-in to download.
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6.ChangeSharp
Changelog-driven semantic versioning for .NET. Derive the version, keep a changelog.
Fifteen releases, the third-highest count here, and two NuGet packages: a CLI and an MCP server.
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7.DuplicateFileAssistantFind duplicate files on a system, from a desktop window or a JSON-capable CLI, with byte-for-byte verification, a restorable trash, and near-identical image detection.
Twelve tabs in the window and a JSON-capable CLI behind them. Deletions are verified byte-for-byte and moved to a restorable trash, not unlinked.