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TranslatedFerry OpenCode's free models over to WorkBuddy — isolated runtime, concurrent detection, verdict caching, one-click import, and a local OpenAI-compatible forwarding port

GUI for Fancontrol. It uses the KAuth module of the KDE Frameworks 5 to write the generated config file. Furthermore it communicates with systemd via dbus to control the fancontrol service. If you want to compile without systemd support set the -DNO_SYSTEMD option.

Cross-platform C++20 GUI framework featuring MVVM architecture, reactive capabilities, and scalable, accelerated GPU rendering.

  • cpp20
  • cross-platform-gui
  • gui
  • modern-cpp

Docker-compatible container CLI built on Apple's Containerization framework. Same commands, same flags, mocker run, ps, stop, build, compose, stats, all working on macOS 26.

  • apple-containerization
  • cli
  • compose
  • containerization

Use your phone's Face ID or fingerprint to approve sudo and unlock your Mac. QR pairing, encrypted BLE, Secure Enclave signing — keys never leave your phone. Works with iPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Wear OS, or any browser. No $199 Magic Keyboard needed.

Comi (可米) — a tiny 3D plush desktop companion for macOS and Windows: hops around, waves, claps her clapperboard and keeps you company while you work. Optional local status bridge for DSH / ZCode / Claude Code / Cursor / OpenCode / Codex. Zero dependencies.

ColorSet is a macOS utility and framework allowing developers to manage custom interface colors with ease.

Cross-platform UI framework for Rust: styled property system, data binding, XAML, control themes and a composition renderer. A port of Avalonia.

A Go-first, GPU-native desktop framework. No WebView, no bundled runtime.

A cross-platform native UI engine with a Go backend: write apps in Go with signals, memos and flexbox layout, and each platform draws with its own native views — iOS, macOS, Windows, Android, Linux and the web