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a free computer vision library crossed 50,000 github stars this week, and the maintainer's post said thank you instead of announcing a pricing page supervision, by Piotr Skalski at Roboflow. MIT licence, 5,131 commits, 1,732 pull requests, 188 contributors, started in november 2022 what it actually does, because the name says nothing: → you run any detection model, YOLO or anything else, and supervision handles everything after the model → draw the boxes and labels the way you want → track the same object across frames so it keeps its number → draw a line and count what crosses it. draw a zone and count what's inside → the basketball and traffic footage below is that, on real video why this is the kind of project worth caring about: for years the hard part of computer vision was the model. now the model is a download, and the hard part is the plumbing around it: the tracking, the counting, the annotation, the dataset conversions. that plumbing is what got written 5,131 times here and given away → pip install supervision → github.com/roboflow/supervis… fifty thousand people starred it. the demo takes about 20 lines footage is from @skalskip92's own post