Claude Code and Codex agent tokens in your Mac menu bar, live today: real dollars, official limits, dark mode, a widget. 62-provider catalog on the roadmap.

An AST-powered, local-first CLI that visualizes complex system architectures and enforces architectural boundaries via instant Git hooks. - animesh-94/Onboard-CLI

“As a …” statements since the Congressional Record began in 1873.

Record, replay, and improve AI agents in production, built on ZenML - zenml-io/kitaru

Quick, light, quiet in the nook.

Capture. Mark up. Move on.

Smug.exe's Roast Wordle — a daily word puzzle that judges your guesses.

The start list for gear. Look up any pro's exact race-day kit — bike, wetsuit, shoes, fuel — and the sponsors behind it. Triathlon first; more endurance sports on the way.

Rohrpost is an open-source control plane for versioned FlowSpecs, durable event routing, replay, and audit on a NATS JetStream runtime.

A weekly essay on the mind, meaning, money, and how to live. Carefully researched, free to read, nothing to sign up for — a new one every Monday.

Hand your AI coding agent a reference to a secret instead of the value. keyhole opens a localhost form, stores the secret, and gives the agent only a retrieve command.

Messageboard lets DevOps, infra, and engineering teams surface text data from scripts, cron jobs, and pipelines with a single API call. No agent to install. Give your message a name, POST to create it, POST again to update it.

Terminal chat client for local LLMs — one command for Ollama, LM Studio, MLX, and any OpenAI-compatible server. Encrypted, searchable history. - enclavum/otaku

Extension for Visual Studio Code - Fast, language-aware tree view of the active file's symbols with @ghost annotation support across 19 languages

Adds a Serializd side panel for uploading your TV Time watch history export.

Contribute to raphaelwkago69-create/GLYPH development by creating an account on GitHub.

A faithful implementation of the 1976 MUMPS standard plus some DEC MUMPS-11 Extensions - rochus-keller/MUMPS

Open-source software by Sarwagya Singh — problems I solved for myself. Apparently a few other people had them too.