Quotes and invoices for French building trades, built for the phone. You dictate the quote on site, the AI writes the lines with the prices from your own library, the client signs online and the invoice goes out in one tap. E-invoicing under France’s 2026 reform runs through a state-approved platform.
A game launcher for Linux you drive with a controller, from the couch or on a Steam Deck. It installs and updates Steam, GOG, Epic and itch.io games, picks up emulator ROMs, and can look like a Switch 2 or a PS5. 1,212 commits in 38 days, written by agents.
The training log I wrote to replace the Google Sheet I filled in between sets. Tick a set, the rest timer starts, and the next one shows what you lifted last time. A whole session works offline, and an MCP server lets an agent read and log workouts.
Paste a vague prompt, answer a few multiple-choice questions, and Prampto hands back a detailed one.
A self-hosted Markdown editor that works on a phone. It opens Obsidian vaults and leaves their .obsidian folder alone.
One to-do list per day. Unfinished tasks move to the next day in one click, and the demo works without an account.
Compares two directories side by side in the terminal, with vim keys, and copies differences from one side to the other. On npm, Homebrew, the AUR and Nix.
A keyboard-driven project planner for the terminal. One JSON file per project, safe to sync with Syncthing, and an optional phone web app.
Keeps a Linux machine awake from GNOME’s Quick Settings or the command line, like Caffeine but with a systemd service.
Works out prayer times for where you are and sends a desktop notification at each one. In Rust, on the AUR and crates.io.
A strict ESLint config for TypeScript, Vue and Nuxt, built on antfu’s. One line to import, published on npm.
ai-usage(archived)
Shows Claude and Codex subscription quotas in the terminal, without starting a session.
whisrs(contributions)
y0sif’s voice dictation for Linux, in Rust. Three of my changes were merged, including custom vocabulary.
A controller-first theme for Pegasus Frontend, with your last twelve games up front, a wall of covers and global search. Universe’s default look is a port of it.
A Nix flake with the emulators nixpkgs lacks and newer builds of the ones it lags on, served from a binary cache.
A Nix flake for Claudezilla, the MCP server that lets Claude Code drive Firefox, which nixpkgs doesn’t have.
caldav-mcp(contributions)
wyattjoh’s CalDAV MCP server, which I use every day. My time-zone fix is waiting to be merged.
email-mcp(contributions)
codefuturist’s email MCP server. My two proposals, saving sent mail to Sent and quoting the original in replies, were taken up.