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GitHub
The world's largest platform for hosting and sharing code, owned by Microsoft.
GitHub is where most of the world’s open-source software lives, including many of the AI tools we cover. Developers use it to store code, track changes and work together; increasingly, AI coding agents work directly inside it.
When an article says a project is “on GitHub”, it means the code is public: you can read it, download it and usually run it yourself for free.
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