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A CLI tool that monitors file changes and automatically runs corresponding Ruby tests with zero setup required.
A curated collection of packages, resources, and tutorials for WP-CLI, the WordPress command-line interface.
A Darcula theme for JupyterLab, modeled after the classic IntelliJ theme, with dark scrollbar support.
A Sublime Text plugin that searches StackOverflow and pastes code snippets directly into the editor.
A DSL for building user-friendly command-line applications in Elixir with automatic help generation.
A configurable source code formatter for the D programming language that enforces consistent style.
A fast, cross-platform tool for real-time token usage tracking and cost monitoring for AI coding agents like GitHub Copilot and Claude Code.
An ESLint plugin that validates and lints JSON files, catching syntax errors and enforcing standards.
A Swift run script that automatically detects missing and unused image assets in iOS Asset Catalogs.
A curated list of awesome resources, tools, libraries, and projects for the Algorand blockchain ecosystem.
A time-traveling debugger for Cycle.js applications that visualizes streams and enables pausing and rewinding application state.
A ZSH plugin providing macOS-specific shell functions and scripts for system control and automation.
Power Assert for Elixir: enhances ExUnit test output by showing evaluation results of each expression in assertions.
A lightweight Go CLI framework that mimics the style and features of the standard Go command.
A macOS application that displays diagnostic reports from applications for troubleshooting and debugging.
A lightweight Neovim plugin providing streamlined git operations like interactive staging, smart commits, and file history exploration.
A JavaScript debug panel that wraps native console methods with persistent watches and cross-browser visibility.
A Go library for constructing regular expressions using a human-friendly, composable builder pattern.
A Neovim plugin that enables Vim keybindings for editing commands directly in the built-in terminal.
A pre-configured Neovim setup that transforms the editor into a modern, feature-rich IDE.
A Neovim configuration that transforms the editor into a modern IDE with advanced features and plugins.
A Rails application generator that creates new projects pre-configured with Carbon Five's best practices and common customizations.
A minimal, opinionated set of ZSH plugins designed to be small, simple, and focused.
A curated list of Linux-specific Flutter packages and projects for building and enhancing desktop applications.
An ESLint plugin that filters lint output to only show errors on changed lines, keeping feedback focused.
Generate custom ESLint rules automatically using OpenAI's GPT model and Vercel Edge Functions.
A Yeoman-specific version of cowsay that displays ASCII art messages in your terminal.
A simple, fast indentation detection plugin for Neovim that finds the first standard indentation pattern in a file.
Analyze ESLint configurations to list current, available, unused, and deprecated rules.
A native macOS app for browsing Claude Code sessions, exploring diffs, and re-running commands with a polished SwiftUI interface.
A terminal utility that automatically strips the leading dollar sign from pasted commands to prevent errors.
A Symfony bundle that integrates the PsySH PHP REPL for interactive debugging and exploration of Symfony applications.
A terminal utility that automatically removes the leading dollar sign from pasted commands to prevent errors.
A Chrome extension that automatically manages Chrome DevTools windows/tabs for debugging Node.js applications with --inspect.
A CLI tool that writes standard SPDX licenses to stdout, with optional copyright holder and exception support.
A repository for documenting standardized protocols and improvements for the Starknet ecosystem.
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