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Tools that earn their place.

Tools that remove a little friction from real work. Choose a product, read its requirements, and get its release package from the public workbench.

v0.1.0 / Source available · license not specified

CrystalMaze

Architecture ideas from unexpected places.

Turn a design question into cross-domain analogies, structured proposals, and a reusable report. A dependency-free CLI and ESM library; no hosted model required.

Node.js 20+

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v1.0.0 / Source available · license not specified

Floyd’s CLI Tools

Five tools. Fewer things to do twice.

SKILLER, PROMPTER, SALVAGER, KEYRING, and RECALLER: find skills, compose prompts, recover unsaved work, inventory credentials, and recall commands. Includes three MCP App servers.

Python 3.11+ · Git

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v1.0.1 / Open source · MIT

TerminalOne

Your shell. A browser. Some breathing room.

A local browser terminal with a real PTY, session resume, themes, and a responsive interface. Your shell gets a little more desk space.

Node.js 22.x · npm · macOS/Linux

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v0.2.0 / Source available · license not specified

wsdash

Pick up the work you left behind.

An on-demand dashboard for unfinished work: Git changes, stale worktrees, failing tests, and the loose ends worth picking up next. No third-party packages for the core dashboard.

Python 3.11+ · Git

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v1.1.0 / Source available · license not specified

PEBKAC

Make the agent show its work.

Project guardrails for coding agents: evidence checks, destructive-command guards, secret redaction, checkpoints, and a CLI to inspect the setup. Less ceremonial ‘done’. More receipts.

macOS Apple Silicon · or Bun 1.3+ source

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