frida/frida is a multi-platform dynamic instrumentation toolkit that observes and modifies function calls and runtime behavior in running processes, used for reverse engineering. It is the main repository hosting release binaries, and the latest release on record is 17.24.3.
Frida is a collection of dynamic instrumentation tools for developers, reverse engineers, and security researchers. Instrumentation means intercepting and recording the calls and behavior of functions while a program runs, without changing the program source, and altering the results where needed. The README explains that you can install prebuilt binaries, or install the frida-tools CLI tool and the frida package, which provides Python and Node.js bindings. To build it yourself, run make and, if needed, ./configure first. The primary language is Meson, the repository was created on April 12, 2013, and it has 22401 stars.
The change list for 17.24.3 is not in this record, so there is no way to know what changed. The only remaining score is a momentum score of 4.6 on a 0–10 scale, and no novelty, technical, or quality scores or performance comparison figures are given. The license is recorded only as NOASSERTION, so the usage terms are unconfirmed as well. Without looking at the repository's release notes directly, it is hard to gauge the substantive changes in this version, and a single momentum score cannot prove the value of any new features.