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A CLI tool to organize, manage, and run short Unix shell scripts with metadata and search capabilities.
A Rust library providing 60+ elegant terminal spinners for command-line applications.
A terminal calculator for programmers working with binary, hexadecimal, and decimal numbers, bitwise operations, and custom operand sizes.
A terminal-based application to search, play, and record from over 40,000 radio stations worldwide.
A customizable PowerShell prompt framework that enables beautiful, modular prompts with easy module integration.
A TUI playground for experimenting with command-line tools like grep, sed, awk, jq, and yq in real-time.
A csshX-like SSH tool for iTerm2 that connects to multiple machines using split panes and broadcast input.
A modern, colorized hexdump utility written in Rust with support for multiple output formats and programming language arrays.
A clean, fast, and responsive ZSH theme with asynchronous git status and development environment detection.
A small command-line tool to view and filter JSON log files with customizable formatting and Lua-based filtering.
A fast, highly configurable shell prompt builder for Bash, ZSH, and PowerShell written in Go.
A pre-configured Neovim setup designed for a fast, minimal, and functional IDE-like experience.
A Go library for generating and displaying ASCII tables in the terminal with customizable styling and formatting.
A POSIX-compliant command line shell with advanced interactive features like global aliases, arrays, and intelligent command line completion.
A command-line tool for interactively searching and killing processes with fuzzy search across multiple attributes.
A Fish shell plugin that runs prompt functions asynchronously to improve terminal responsiveness.
A human-friendly alternative to the ls command that groups files by type and displays metadata in readable formats.
Calculate the visual column width of a string, accounting for Unicode fullwidth characters and ignoring ANSI escape codes.
An Elixir toolkit for building interactive command-line interfaces with colored output, prompts, progress bars, and menus.
A highly customizable, colorized file listing tool that extends GNU ls with configurable views and syntax highlighting.
A Ruby gem for translating text and synthesizing speech directly in the terminal using Bing Translator.
A minimal ~20-line Zsh function that clones and loads plugins, eliminating the need for a full plugin manager.
A terminal-based markdown note manager for exploring connections, viewing statistics, and editing zettelkasten-style notes.
A cross-shell customizable powerline-like prompt written in Rust, heavily inspired by Agnoster.
A terminal-based weather companion written in Rust that displays current conditions and forecasts.
A collection of pre-defined aliases for the AWS CLI to simplify and speed up common commands.
A fairy-tale inspired color theme with emoji indicators for Zsh, iTerm, Sublime, Atom, Slack, and other tools.
A Rust library for formatting text with ANSI terminal colors and styles like bold, underline, and background colors.
A command-line interface for browsing Hacker News stories with keyboard navigation and real-time updates.
A Zsh plugin that replaces Ctrl+R with an fzf-driven history search featuring timestamps and event numbers.
A simple, fast, and intuitive command-line calculator written in Go for quick mathematical computations.
A Neovim file manager plugin powered by the nnn terminal file browser.
A Go library for adding customizable ASCII startup banners with system information and ANSI colors to applications.
A Rust toolkit for building custom interactive terminal prompts with modular components and rich presets.
A Go library providing over 90 customizable terminal spinners with live updates, concurrency safety, and TTY detection.
A Zsh plugin that quickly jumps back to a specific parent directory without typing multiple `../` sequences.
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