Awesome List Updates on Dec 19, 2025

9 awesome lists updated today.

1. Awesome Ebpf

Bombini (⭐35) - An eBPF-based security agent written entirely in Rust using the Aya (⭐4.1k) library and built on LSM (Linux Security Module) BPF hooks.

Fastest plugin manager (Really, after the first run, zpm will not be used at all)

ai-cmd (⭐1) - Generate shell commands from natural language using LLMs via Claude Code or Ollama.

claude-code-shell (⭐13) - Translates natural language comments into shell commands using Claude Code.

za-prompt (⭐5) - A fast, minimal, and highly customizable theme with vi-mode support and decorators for git status, customizable path, and exit code of last command.

secondlayer (⭐1) - TypeScript code generation for Clarity contracts with React hooks and testing utilities. Inspired by Clarigen.

cl-remizmq - ZeroMQ sockets, messages, timers, atomics, and proxies.
- low-level and high-level APIs. Tested with libzmq 5.2.5, any v4.x and v5.x should work, v3.x may as well.
- maybe also: pzmq (⭐38) - ZeroMQ 4.0+ Common Lisp bindings. Unlicense.

Image to LaTeX - AI-powered converter that transforms images of handwritten notes, equations, or tables into clean LaTeX code.

ToolsHref - A suite of free developer utilities including Java code generation (JSON-to-POJO, cURL-to-Java), static analysis, and DevOps config builders (Docker, K8s, Nginx).

mrjones2014/codesettings.nvim (⭐32) - Load project-local settings (like .vscode/settings.json) into Neovim 0.11+ native LSP settings easily.

TangleGuard ©️ — A tool that helps developers to understand and maintain their software architecture. It generates interactive, configurable dependency graphs out of source code, with all packages and modules included. You can choose the level of details and get what portions of your codebase gets rendered. That way you get a quick understanding of the software's architecture and detect unwanted dependencies and spaghetti code which harm efficient maintenance and leads to technical debt and inflexibility.