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In today’s GitHub Trending: Summer2027-Internships tracks internship postings, fzf makes terminal lists searchable, gh exposes GitHub from the command line, ntfy sends simple push notifications, and UniGetUI fronts multiple Windows package managers.

The surprising part is the mix of mature tools and a constantly updated community ledger: usefulness here comes from fitting into existing work, not from a new platform.

Today's GitHub Trending front page is a do-it-yourself kit: blackbird finds a stranger's accounts across the web from a username, hackingtool launches a pile of pentest utilities from one menu, Microsoft's qlib runs AI over quant-trading research, ntfy pushes phone notifications straight from your scripts, and Awesome-CV builds a résumé in LaTeX.

The two security tools are climbing fastest, and neither has a single Hacker News thread behind it. They spread as social link-drops, and hackingtool hasn't shipped a commit since July 2024.