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2,309 results in this catalog5,996 indexed · Updated

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Rust discovery: 1,000+ stars · Archived excluded · Forks excluded

  1. hyperium / h2

    1,556

    Project type not yet classified

    HTTP 2.0 client & server implementation for Rust.

    Written in Rust

  2. Developer tool

    A little language inspired by Rust that compiles to Go

    Developer Tools

    Written in Rust

  3. doy / rbw

    1,555

    Project type not yet classified

    unofficial bitwarden cli

    Written in Rust

  4. Project type not yet classified

    Rust client for NATS, the cloud native messaging system.

    Written in Rust

  5. Project type not yet classified

    The Rust Reference

    Written in Rust

  6. Project type not yet classified

    This is the rust and substrate code for the GAN chain and its nodes.

    Written in Rust

  7. Project type not yet classified

    Serde serializable and deserializable trait objects

    Written in Rust

  8. Library

    Rust library for walking directories recursively.

    Written in Rust

  9. nbp / holyjit

    1,551

    Project type not yet classified

    Generic purpose Just-In-time compiler for Rust.

    Written in Rust

  10. Project type not yet classified

    a collection of well-tested, serializable CRDTs for Rust

    Written in Rust

  11. Project type not yet classified

    Instant audio feedback for typing. macOS version. (Rust)

    Written in Rust

  12. Developer tool

    A fast, minimalist directory tree viewer, written in Rust.

    CLI / TerminalDeveloper Tools

    Written in Rust

  13. Project type not yet classified

    Accessibility infrastructure for UI toolkits

    Written in Rust

  14. Project type not yet classified

    derive builder implementation for rust structs

    Written in Rust

  15. Project type not yet classified

    >99.5% KaTeX syntax coverage. LaTeX math renderer in pure Rust. No JavaScript, no WebView, no DOM. One Rust core → iOS, Android, Flutter, Web, PNG. C ABI · WASM · Server-side PNG/SVG.

    Written in Rust

  16. Project type not yet classified

    Multi-protocol Minecraft-compatible client written in Rust

    Written in Rust

  17. Project type not yet classified

    An alternative implementation of Golang specs, written in Rust for embedding or wrapping.

    Written in Rust

  18. Developer tool

    Cross-engine tool for lossless compression of sprites with identical regions

    CLI / TerminalGame Development

    Written in Rust

  19. Library

    A no_std + serde compatible message library for Rust

    Written in Rust

  20. Library

    Rust bindings for ROS 2

    Written in Rust

  21. Project type not yet classified

    Static site generator written in Rust

    Written in Rust

  22. Library

    Occlum is a memory-safe, multi-process library OS for Intel SGX

    Written in Rust

  23. Application

    Self hosted, easy to install end to end encrypted storage drive

    Written in Rust

  24. Project type not yet classified

    一个轻量级、低内存占用的 SSH / 终端客户端(A lightweight, low-memory SSH / terminal client)

    Written in Rust

  25. Project type not yet classified

    Copper is an operating system for robots - build, run, and replay your entire robot deterministically.

    Written in Rust

  26. Project type not yet classified

    Runtime for executing procedural macros as WebAssembly

    Written in Rust

  27. Project type not yet classified

    Hibiki is a model for streaming speech translation (also known as simultaneous translation). Unlike offline translation—where one waits for the end of the source utterance to start translating--- Hibiki adapts its flow to accumulate just enough context to produce a correct translation in real-time, chunk by chunk.

    Written in Rust

  28. Project type not yet classified

    🚀 Apache RocketMQ built in Rust 🦀 — faster, safer, and more memory-efficient. Powering high-performance messaging for the AI era, with AI Agent, MCP, and AI-SRE capabilities.

    Written in Rust

  29. Application

    No description provided.

    Written in Rust

  30. Application

    Open-source ETL/ELT you deploy on your own servers or cloud. Built on DuckDB: no-code/low-code visual pipelines or SQL, 385 components, dbt, CDC, data quality, reverse ETL, lineage, MCP for AI agents. No vendor cloud, no per-row billing.

    AI / AgentsData Processing / Analytics

    Written in Rust

  31. Developer tool

    A super fast CLI tool to decode and encode JWTs built in Rust

    CLI / Terminal

    Written in Rust

  32. Project type not yet classified

    Exo is an agent + harness architecture that is fully recursive, able to safely edit all aspects of itself at runtime to get better at your tasks.

    Written in Rust

  33. Project type not yet classified

    The official MongoDB Rust Driver

    Written in Rust

  34. Resource / education

    Learn advanced Rust by building a type-safe, auto-vectorized database expression engine

    Data Processing / AnalyticsDatabases / Storage

    Written in Rust

  35. Library

    A fast and convenient fuzzy matcher library for rust

    Written in Rust

  36. Developer tool

    C/C++ package manager and build system, inspired by Cargo

    Developer Tools

    Written in Rust

  37. Project type not yet classified

    Golem Cloud is the agent-native platform for building AI agents and distributed applications that never lose state, never duplicate work, and never require you to build infrastructure.

    AI / Agents

    Written in Rust

  38. Developer tool

    A cozy terminal clubhouse for computer people. Lofi, games, chat, artboard, and tech news, all via SSH.

    CLI / Terminal

    Written in Rust

  39. Project type not yet classified

    Meaningful control of data in distributed systems.

    Written in Rust

  40. Library

    GL on Whatever: a set of bindings to run GL anywhere and avoid target-specific code

    Written in Rust

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