Corey Ganim pairs eight repositories with services a small agency could sell in this 23-minute walkthrough. His prices are proposed offers, not evidence of earned revenue or net profit.

Design and content

  • Impeccable (00:32) gives coding agents design guidance, critique, and polish commands. Ganim proposes a 48-hour website makeover for local businesses or founders at $1,500 once, using a free homepage redesign to open the conversation.
  • OpenMontage (03:09) coordinates AI video production from prompts or reference videos. His offer is four short product ads each month for direct-to-consumer brands, at $500 setup plus $1,000/month. Generation credits are an additional operating cost; the repository uses AGPL-3.0.
  • Open Notebook (14:08) combines source-based research with multi-speaker audio generation. His package turns a firm’s newsletter into four monthly briefings for $1,000 setup plus $600/month. Self-hosting controls storage; privacy also depends on the selected model and speech providers.

Teaching and office work

  • DeepTutor (05:58) supports tutoring and practice questions built around learning materials. He targets licensing and trade schools with $2,000 setup plus $500/month, pitching extra practice rather than guaranteed pass rates.
  • OpenMausBot (08:20) provides a team of agents with connected apps and approval controls. His $2,000 setup plus $500/month package covers inbox triage, a weekly numbers report, and follow-ups. Model subscriptions and any cloud computers still cost money; local storage does not make remote model calls private.

Physical products and monitoring

  • text-to-cad (11:12) lets agents build 3D models through Python scripts and export fabrication files. He proposes $300 per replacement-part model, with fabrication charged at cost. Dimensions, tolerances, materials, and safety need validation before manufacturing; load-bearing parts require engineering review.
  • changedetection.io (16:35) watches web pages and sends change alerts. His bid-monitoring service tracks 30–100 public procurement portals and sends relevant opportunities to contractors for $500 setup plus $350/month.
  • Uptime Kuma (19:01) provides self-hosted availability checks, certificate information, and notifications. He proposes $99/month direct, or $300/month for an agency’s 50 sites. Full checkout and booking journeys need checks beyond basic availability monitoring; alerts alone do not prevent downtime.

How he proposes finding buyers

  • Use Treg, a pay-per-use agent-tool service, to research businesses, job postings, and relevant decision-makers.
  • Send a small, prospect-specific sample: a homepage before-and-after, a product ad, a practice tutor, or three relevant open bids.
  • Start with one or two offers. He favors the website makeover as an entry project before selling an ongoing service.