A 17-year-old developer from Uzbekistan has built the open-source app store GitHub never shipped.
It’s called GitHub Store.
The platform turns GitHub releases into a clean app-store experience for Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
For years, downloading open-source apps from GitHub has been messy.
Users had to open a repo, find the releases page, choose between APK, EXE, DMG, AppImage, or DEB files, and hope they picked the right one.
GitHub Store removes that friction.
It automatically detects installable files from GitHub repositories, shows the correct version for your device, and lets you install or update apps directly.
It includes:
- One-click installs
- Update tracking
- Popular apps
- Recently updated apps
- Platform filtering
- No account requirement
- No tracking
- Open-source code
This is basically an app store built on top of GitHub releases.
And it may be one of the simplest ways to discover and install open-source software without digging through release pages.
GitHub Store is free, open-source, and available now.
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Microsoft just solved the biggest unsolved problem in AI engineering.
And they put the entire blueprint on the internet for free.
CI/CD for AI Agents on Microsoft Foundry. Their internal playbook. Now public.
Here is what it actually does:
→ Before your agent ships anywhere it gets automatically scored on accuracy, safety and factual grounding. Not vibes. Actual scores.
→ Each environment, Dev, Test and Prod, has its own gate. Your agent has to earn every single promotion.
→ Each deployed agent gets its own unique Microsoft Entra identity so you always know exactly which version did what.
→ Every action the agent takes is fully traced. You can see what it did, when it did it and why.
→ If your agent drifts in production, you roll it back instantly. One command.
The reference repo is live on GitHub right now. GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps both support out of the box.
This is the moment AI agents became real software.
Full blueprint here: https://t.co/lCyqNKC49S