Productivity
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A command-line time tracking utility with stopwatch features, calendar-based backfill, and flexible reporting.
Search and save shell snippets directly from your terminal without switching to a browser.
A shell script that converts emoji aliases (like :smile:) into actual emoji characters on the command line.
A refined Sublime Text theme with a blue color scheme, full UI styling, and extensive plugin support.
A terminal-based tool to manage multiple Git repositories with batch operations and individual repository control.
A desktop note-taking application built with Electron, offering a cross-platform alternative to web-based note apps.
A deprecated Neovim motion plugin that enables fast, efficient cursor navigation using 2-character search patterns with ahead-of-time labeling.
An opinionated framework for productive AI pair programming with Claude Code, enforcing structured workflows and preventing scope creep.
A native macOS client for the Simplenote note-taking service, built with Swift.
A command-line translator for Chinese and English, powered by iciba and deepseek.
A macOS input source switcher with user-defined keyboard shortcuts.
A macOS input source switcher with user-defined keyboard shortcuts.
A Rails gem that displays debugging footnotes on every page with session, params, queries, and editor links.
A simple command-line time tracker written in Ruby for tracking work hours across multiple timesheets.
A Go-based CLI tool for managing Obsidian vaults and notes directly from the terminal, without requiring Obsidian to be running.
A command-line tool that helps undo over 20 common git mistakes, saving you from searching for complex git recovery commands.
A comprehensive collection of dotfiles for i3, Zsh, Neovim, tmux, and other Linux desktop tools with a minimalist aesthetic.
A Neovim plugin providing intuitive multiple cursor functionality with extensive features and a flexible API.
A Neovim/Vim plugin that enhances the wildmenu with autocomplete, fuzzy search, and extensive customization.
A 1 MB text editor written in V with hardware-accelerated rendering, compiling in under a second.
Automatically update a pinned GitHub Gist with your weekly WakaTime coding activity stats.
A CLI tool that uses LLMs to explain the output of your last terminal command, helping you understand errors and logs.
A macOS utility that pins any application window to the top of your screen, keeping it always visible.
A fork of IT Tools with many new developer utilities, UI translations, and Docker customizations.
A cross-platform CLI tool that safely moves files and folders to the trash instead of permanently deleting them.
A macOS app that enhances the native color picker with additional features and global keyboard shortcuts.
A tool to manage Karabiner-Elements keyboard remapping configurations using a concise EDN format instead of verbose JSON.
A Sketch plugin for batch renaming layers and artboards to keep design files organized.
A curated list of boilerplates and templates for mobile and web apps across various programming languages and frameworks.
A dark color scheme for Vim that reduces eye strain and provides consistent syntax highlighting.
An open-source app for establishing and tracking micro habits with growth curves, charts, and cross-device sync via WebDAV.
A Neovim plugin that displays available cursor motions using virtual text and gutter signs for enhanced navigation.
A CLI application that blends ASCII/text art with a feature-rich clock, timer, and pattern-based time manager for the terminal.
A high-contrast, futuristic, and vibrant colorscheme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and terminal themes.
A CLI code-typing game that turns your source code into typing challenges for programming practice.
A comprehensive collection of Vue.js snippets for Visual Studio Code to accelerate Vue 2 and Vue 3 development.
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