TinaCMS

In today's GitHub Trending: activepieces, the open-source Zapier alternative that now exposes your automations to Claude and Cursor as MCP tools; TinaCMS, a Git-backed CMS you edit visually on the page; System Informer, a Windows process monitor; and Media Downloader, one GUI over yt-dlp and a dozen CLIs.

The odd one out is international_results, a CSV of every international football match since 1872, with zero Hacker News or Bluesky discussion. It's trending because the 2026 World Cup is in its group stage, not because anyone recommended it.

Today's trending list is a catalogue of escape routes from SaaS bills: n8n (visual workflow automation against Zapier), Plane (project tracking against Jira), Apache Superset (BI dashboards against Tableau), and TinaCMS (Git-backed visual CMS).

But "open source" is doing uneven work here. n8n runs on a fair-code license the OSI won't recognize, Plane gates SSO behind a paid contract, and the one genuinely community-run tool, yt-dlp, just told users they must install a separate JavaScript runtime to keep downloading from YouTube.