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A command-line interface to Spotify, written in Go.

With Wrkspace you can configure a project once by adding your boot scripts, and with a single click, you can start your entire environment locally.

Terminal-native browser testing for developers and AI agents. Describe a flow in plain English — Kane CLI runs it in real Chrome, verifies every step, returns pass or fail.

A coding agent is only useful when you let it actually do things: install packages, run the code it writes, start servers, use the network. On your own machine that leaves two bad options. You approve every command (and babysit a prompt every few seconds), or you run...

RsyncUI is a macOS application developed using Swift and SwiftUI, designed for macOS Sonoma and subsequent versions. It leverages the command-line tool rsync for file synchronization. Notably, rsync executes the synchronization tasks, while RsyncUI provides a graphical user...

jless will pretty print your JSON and apply syntax highlighting. Use it when exploring external APIs, or debugging request payloads.

Buttercup is a Cyber Reasoning System (CRS) developed by Trail of Bits for the DARPA AIxCC (AI Cyber Challenge). Buttercup finds and patches software vulnerabilities in open-source code repositories like example-libpng.

Free, open source voice dictation for macOS. On-device transcription with Apple's Speech framework. No cloud, no API keys, no account.

Tart is a virtualization toolset to build, run and manage macOS and Linux virtual machines (VMs) on Apple Silicon. Built by CI engineers for your automation needs. Here are some highlights of Tart:

A fast PostgreSQL TUI written in Rust — driver-less, vim-first, with ER diagrams. No database drivers, no setup, just psql.

An ever present clock for macOS.

Emoji searcher but as a menubar app.