aetherstrap
AetherStrap is a tool to generate packaging entry points for various package formats including Debian, RPM, Flatpak, and others.
- 0.4.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
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appm
Appm is a small, safety-focused CLI tool that helps users install, remove, search, and upgrade software on Linux without needing to know the details of their system's package manager. Instead of replacing native tools, Appm detects the system's package manager (APT, DNF, Zypper, or Pacman) and transparently translates user actions into the appropriate native commands. Users can preview what will happen, require confirmation before destructive operations, or run commands in dry-run mode to understand the effects before anything changes.
- 0.1.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
commit wizard
A lightweight CLI assistant for Conventional Commits, semantic versioning, and changelog automation.
- 0.1.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
commit-wizard
A lightweight CLI assistant for Conventional Commits, semantic versioning, and changelog automation.
- 0.0.3 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
creps
Creps is a composable repository scaffolding system that encodes engineering standards as reusable policy packs. It generates projects by combining: - policies (rules and contracts) - specs (languages, frameworks, architectures) - templates (files) This allows teams to create consistent, production-ready repositories with minimal setup.
- 0.1.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
resvg
resvg is an SVG rendering library. It can be used as a Rust library, as a C library, and as a CLI application to render static SVG files. The core idea is to make a fast, small, portable SVG library with the goal to support the whole SVG spec.
- 0.46.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
scanmen
Memory scanner designed to isolate the address of an arbitrary variable in an executing process (library)
- 0.17.1 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
tranquility
Development Environment Setup
- 0.1.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared
tcat
tcat is a small, fast command-line tool that recursively collects selected source files from a project directory and writes them into a single, human-readable text file. File selection is fully data-driven and controlled through configuration files and ignore rules. tcat supports global and project-level configuration, named scripts for repeatable exports, and directory-scoped ignore files similar to .gitignore. The tool makes no assumptions about programming languages and does not rely on plugins or complex command-line flags. It is well-suited for code review, analysis, archiving, and large language model (LLM) workflows where a complete, deterministic view of a codebase is required.
- 0.1.0 unclassified catalogued — no target declared