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A modern Git CLI tool with both traditional command-line and interactive incremental-search UI.
A command-line and Python utility that sends multi-channel notifications for command completion, code execution, and system monitoring events.
A CLI tool and VS Code extension for formatting SQL to maintain consistent style and improve readability.
A fuzzy search tool for Nix packages, options, and modules that integrates with fuzzy finders like fzf and television.
Convert ttyrec terminal recordings into animated GIFs for easy sharing and demonstration.
A simple command-line interface for Slack, designed for terminal enthusiasts who want to chat without leaving their CLI.
Converts Java Flight Recorder method profiling samples into FlameGraph-compatible stack traces for performance analysis.
A command-line tool for creating and accessing text snippets, serving as your personal wiki in the terminal.
A simple command-line script to manage macOS GateKeeper settings, enabling, disabling, and removing app quarantines.
A 36K single-binary tool that runs commands in parallel and waits for their termination with minimal memory footprint.
A command-line tool to retrieve and print device location data using macOS CoreLocation services.
A bash parser for semantic versioning that helps manage project versions from Makefiles or scripts.
A top-like command-line tool for real-time monitoring of Erlang nodes, showing process and system metrics.
A command-line utility for creating GitLab merge requests and performing common GitLab operations directly from the terminal.
A command-line tool for converting currency rates directly in your terminal.
A greedy path planning tool that optimizes SVG files for more efficient pen plotting by sorting drawing paths.
A simple CSS parser and inliner library written in Go for processing and embedding styles in HTML.
A POSIX shell script that splits audio images with CUE sheets into separate tracks with tagging and cover art.
A flexible command-line client for interacting with Arch Linux's User Repository (AUR).
A command-line tool for orchestrating Apache Cassandra cluster operations with topology-aware parallel execution.
A Ruby gem that automatically manages SSH config entries for AWS EC2 instances using instance tags.
A high-efficiency 2D bin packing tool for creating texture atlases using the MaxRects algorithm with aggressive heuristics.
A terminal tool that displays test coverage for Go source files with color-coded output.
A minimal implementation of the UNIX tree command with colors, file-size reporting, and pattern matching.
A command-line tool for managing project-specific command aliases with before/after hooks and quiet mode.
A Rust tool for drawing low-resolution graphs directly in the terminal for quick data analysis from logs and text files.
A shell command hook for Claude Code that auto-approves safe commands and blocks destructive ones to reduce permission fatigue.
A lightweight version manager for the Crystal programming language, inspired by rbenv.
A Go tool that enforces minimum test coverage thresholds locally and in CI, ensuring code quality and preventing coverage regressions.
A command-line tool for querying and transforming JSON/NDJSON documents using the GROQ query language.
A PowerShell module for creating, editing, splitting, merging, and converting PDF files across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
An OCaml library for reading, writing, and modifying PDF files, serving as the foundation for the CPDF toolchain.
A command-line tool for macOS persistence mechanism emulation and testing, designed for threat hunters.
A command-line tool for macOS persistence mechanism emulation, designed for threat hunters and security testing.
An efficient command-line tool and library for filtering duplicate lines from textual input, optimized for speed and memory usage.
A command-line tool to search and display GIFs directly in your terminal using the Giphy API.
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