GitHub repos and AI tools you can actually install.
Short videos and guides about GitHub repos and open-source AI tools you can install and run on your own computer. The videos are in Spanish; the guides and tools on this site are in English too. Each one comes with its license, its warning and the command to get started.
For anyone who wants to stop paying for subscriptions, use AI without sending their data to the cloud, or build their own server.
Start here: search for a repo or calculate whether your computer can handle it.
What do you want to do?
Pick what you need to solve and I will take you to the repo or the guide that does it.
- Guide Back up my photos Your photos and videos on your own server, instead of a subscription. Immich
- Guide Block ads across the whole house Block ads on your whole network, for every device in the house. Pi-hole
- Guide Keep my passwords A manager you host yourself, compatible with the Bitwarden apps. Vaultwarden · KeePassXC
- Guide Use AI without internet Chat with models that run on your computer and do not send your data to the cloud. Open WebUI · AnythingLLM
- Guide Transcribe audio Turn a recording into text on your computer, without uploading it to any service. whisper.cpp
- Calculator Build a home server Add up what several repos ask for and see whether your machine, mini PC or Raspberry Pi can handle it. Immich · Jellyfin · Nextcloud
- Directory Learn AI without paying for a course Open courses and books to understand neural networks and machine learning. AI-For-Beginners · ML Zoomcamp
- Directory Code with AI agents Tools so an agent reads, writes and tests code with you. Spec Kit · gstack · Browser Use
- Directory See through WiFi and other curious hardware Radios, 3D printers, home automation and satellites with open source. RuView · Meshtastic · Frigate
Prefer to browse by topic? See the 6 series or search the repo directory.
Tools and technologies that appear on the channel
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Antigravity
- OpenCode
- GitHub
- Git (external site)
- Hugging Face (external site)
- Grok (external site)
- Product Hunt (external site)
- PHP (external site)
- WordPress (external site)
- Vibe coding
- Docker (external site)
- Ollama (external site)
- Raspberry Pi
- Android
Logos belong to their owners and appear only to identify the tools I talk about.
From the repo to your computer, with AI agents in between.
Agents like Claude Code and Codex help read a repo, install it and test it. On the channel (in Spanish) I show you what to ask them and what to check before running anything.
See the Code with AI series
Every video ends with a fact sheet.
What it is, the key fact, how to start and my verdict. So you save the video and know what to do with it.
- No stars as an argument.GitHub stars measure fame, not whether the repo is useful to you. What counts here is what it does and how easy it is to get started.
- If it is archived, I say so.An abandoned repo is not a recommendation. I mark it on screen and tell you what to use instead.
- The license in plain view.Truly open source, or free with conditions. The difference matters if you plan to sell something built on it.
- Only what you can install today.No “coming soon”. Every repo comes with the command to try it today.
Most watched.
Views on TikTok as of October 28, 2026. The videos are in Spanish; titles are translated.
I'm Jorge. I read, study and run repos so you don't have to.
I build apps and websites, and I spend my free hours on GitHub. What really works I explain in a little over a minute, in Spanish, with the good and the bad.
Frequently asked questions.
- What is IA de Guardia?A channel of short videos, in Spanish, about GitHub repos and AI tools you can install and run on your own computer. Each repo comes with its license, its warning and the command to get started.
- How do I know if a GitHub repo is safe?No quick check can guarantee it, but there are clear signals: the license, whether it is archived, who maintains it and what it installs. The guide explains it step by step. Read the guide.
- Which AI agents are useful for trying a repo?Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity and OpenCode, among others. They help you read the code, install it and try it, and you review every change. See the tools.
- Are all repos free and open source?Not always. Some use open-source licenses, others are source-available with restrictions, and almost all of them cost something to run: hardware, hosting or API keys. Each fact sheet states its license and its conditions. See the directory.
- Do I need to know how to code?To watch the videos, no. To install a repo it helps to know how to open a terminal; each fact sheet brings the command to get started.
- Can I ask you to check a repo?Yes. Leave it in the comments on TikTok or YouTube. How to ask.
Follow the channel. No fluff.
Pick where you already watch videos. New ones come out on TikTok and YouTube, in Spanish.
