Ticket_Booker_IN
Automates Indian railway ticket booking — Camoufox stealth browser, a hands-off captcha engine that starts with local OCR, a Tatkal countdown race, and payments left to you on UPI so the bot never touches card or OTP secrets.
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One builder, 29 public projects, zero forks — everything here is original work, shipped in the open since September 2026.
Author & all credits · on GitHub since Sep 2026
The Codero is the official showcase for everything codero-sus builds and publishes on GitHub. Instead of digging through repository lists, this site lays out the whole map — what each project does, when it shipped, and where its source lives.
The work leans AI-first: CORTEX (a local self-improving AGI loop) powers projects like MyGPT, while Codereo-IDE turns the same ideas into an agentic coding workspace. Around that core sit hands-on tools — a bootable Linux-ISO builder, a pure-Python antivirus, wifipilot for AI-piloted WiFi auditing — plus proper games on the side: Ludo Legend growing into a 30-game Bharat arcade, Pixeled, GameZ and more.
Codero — one who codes. The -sus keeps it playful. This site is the front porch; the repositories are the workshop. Official website: the-codero.web.app.
Not everything here is open source — the catalogue is deliberately mixed. A core set of tools ship under MIT; others are closed source or personal-use licensed. Every card and project page carries its exact status.
Automates Indian railway ticket booking — Camoufox stealth browser, a hands-off captcha engine that starts with local OCR, a Tatkal countdown race, and payments left to you on UPI so the bot never touches card or OTP secrets.
A local-first Python agent framework for Cortex LLMHoster — 113 tools behind a real sandbox, hybrid memory, verifiable citations, guardrails, multi-agent teams and a 26-command CLI, with no dependencies beyond the standard library.
Powerful and advanced tool to repeat boring tasks — early, and growing.
Every repository, in the order it went public — snapshot Oct 17, 2026.
Issues, ideas and bug reports are always welcome — or just star something you like.