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Shubhamsaboo/awesome-llm-apps

Collection of awesome LLM apps with AI Agents and RAG using OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and opensource models.

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What it does

This project is a curated library of nearly 100 ready-to-run AI-powered applications, covering use cases like travel planning, medical imaging, music generation, and financial analysis — all built using the latest AI models from OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, and free open-source alternatives. It serves as a practical showcase of what's possible when you combine large language models (the AI brains behind tools like ChatGPT) with real-world tasks and data.

Why it matters

With nearly 100,000 stars on GitHub, this is one of the most-watched AI repositories in the world, signaling enormous developer and investor appetite for practical AI applications across every industry vertical. For PMs and founders, it functions as a living roadmap of what AI-powered features and products are feasible to build today — making it a powerful source of inspiration for roadmap planning and competitive positioning.

Why it's trending

With over 100,000 stars and nearly 2,600 new ones added just this week — a slight acceleration from last week's already strong pace — this curated collection of ready-to-run AI apps is clearly hitting a nerve with builders who want working examples, not theory. The timing makes sense: as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google all push new model releases simultaneously, developers are racing to understand what's actually buildable right now, and a library covering everything from medical imaging to financial analysis gives them 100 concrete starting points. The 55 commits over the past month signal active maintenance rather than a project coasting on viral momentum, though the very low contributor-to-star ratio suggests this is largely driven by a small core team rather than a broad open-source community.

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Score updated Mar 26, 2026

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