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Use any linux distribution inside your terminal. Enable both backward and forward compatibility with software and freedom to use whatever distribution you’re more comfortable with. Mirror available at: https://gitlab.com/89luca89/distrobox
An opinionated git prompt for bash and zsh
Sexy fonts for the console
Throw in the towel.
Run many Claude Code and Codex agents side by side, in one sidebar that tells you which one needs you. An unofficial fork of Warp.
TranslatedClearAI: an ontology-first DSH agent preset — evidence-checked research that grows into a domain ontology.
Common packages for Go
Gzip Decompression and Random Access for Modern Multi-Core Machines
Portable OpenBSD ksh, based on the Public Domain Korn Shell (pdksh).
:cat2: Get popular cat names
One command downloads a complete offline, no-internet emergency library: local AI (CPU/GPU), document Q&A, full Wikipedia, offline maps for any country/region (default US), survival/repair/medical archives, and public-domain manuals. Asks only where to save.
query language and terminal utility for querying and transforming Lisp, JSON and other text files. written in Common Lisp
A template for new nvim plugins
A ZikoJS console component for rendering runtime logs and debugging output directly in the DOM.
Functional IO interfaces and implementation for Coalton. Includes terminal IO, file system IO, random variables, mutable variables, multithreading, and safely sharing state between threads.
Simple MQTT Client.
🍕Domino's Pizza Japan CLI 🍕
Go package for IP2Location.io. Fetch geolocation and proxy data for an IP address, or query WHOIS details for a domain. Integrate an IP geolocation API into Golang backends, microservices and command-line tools. Enrich IPv4 and IPv6 traffic with location intelligence and network details for analytics and security use cases.
ASCII Robot Generator in V
Cold storage that queries like hot storage. High-ratio JSONL compressor with block-level random access. Query cold storage in seconds — no restore, no full decompression. 5–13% ratio on JSONL logs, 25–57% smaller than gzip. 1-hour window via DuckDB in under 6s. Free for personal and open-source use.