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A command-line interface for managing Cloudflare DNS, zones, caching, and security settings.
Convert ttyrec terminal recordings into animated GIFs for easy sharing and demonstration.
A command-line tool for creating and accessing text snippets, serving as your personal wiki in the terminal.
Converts Java Flight Recorder method profiling samples into FlameGraph-compatible stack traces for performance analysis.
A simple command-line script to manage macOS GateKeeper settings, enabling, disabling, and removing app quarantines.
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 tool to retrieve and print device location data using macOS CoreLocation services.
A command-line utility for creating GitLab merge requests and performing common GitLab operations directly from the terminal.
A 36K single-binary tool that runs commands in parallel and waits for their termination with minimal memory footprint.
A greedy path planning tool that optimizes SVG files for more efficient pen plotting by sorting drawing paths.
A fuzzy search tool for Nix packages, options, and modules that integrates with fuzzy finders like fzf and television.
A command-line tool for converting currency rates directly in your terminal.
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 terminal tool that displays test coverage for Go source files with color-coded output.
A Rust tool for drawing low-resolution graphs directly in the terminal for quick data analysis from logs and text files.
A high-efficiency 2D bin packing tool for creating texture atlases using the MaxRects algorithm with aggressive heuristics.
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 lightweight version manager for the Crystal programming language, inspired by rbenv.
A shell command hook for Claude Code that auto-approves safe commands and blocks destructive ones to reduce permission fatigue.
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.
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, designed for threat hunters and security testing.
A PowerShell module for creating, editing, splitting, merging, and converting PDF files across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A command-line tool for macOS persistence mechanism emulation and testing, designed for threat hunters.
An efficient command-line tool and library for filtering duplicate lines from textual input, optimized for speed and memory usage.
A concise language for sketching ASCII art using a Python-based REPL and directional printing.
A command-line tool to search and display GIFs directly in your terminal using the Giphy API.
A read-only command-line browser for exploring Kafka topics, partitions, and messages with search and custom decoding.
A command-line tool that merges multiple pcap files while gracefully handling corrupt or malformed input.
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