The public workbench

Find your kind
of useful.

Tools from the garage. Real packages, clear requirements, and a proper place to get help.

TerminalOne is MIT open source. The other products have public source and downloads with their existing license restrictions. Check the license on each repository before redistributing.

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Release / v0.1.0Source 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.

Requirements
Node.js 20+
Download npm package
All packages & checksums ↗Source & documentation ↗
Install and run
npm install -g ./crystalmaze-0.1.0.tgz
crystalmaze "Coordinate services without central state"

The repository README includes the full setup and verification steps.

Built-in patterns give you design input. Check every proposal against the constraints of your system.

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Release / v1.0.0Source 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.

Requirements
Python 3.11+ · Git
Download tool bundle
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Install and run
tar -xzf floyd-cli-tools-1.0.0.tar.gz
cd floyd-cli-tools-1.0.0 && ./install-global.sh

The repository README includes the full setup and verification steps.

Installs to ~/.local by default. MCP views need a compatible host. Optional GLM explanations use your own provider credentials.

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Release / v1.0.1Open 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.

Requirements
Node.js 22.x · npm · macOS/Linux
Download terminal package
All packages & checksums ↗Source & documentation ↗
Install and run
mkdir terminalone && tar -xzf terminalone-1.0.1.tgz -C terminalone
cd terminalone/package && npm ci --omit=dev && npm start

The repository README includes the full setup and verification steps.

Open localhost:11001. The server binds to your machine’s loopback address. Remote access needs a separately configured authenticated proxy; voice needs an external STT command.

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Release / v0.2.0Source 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.

Requirements
Python 3.11+ · Git
Download Python wheel
All packages & checksums ↗Source & documentation ↗
Install and run
python3 -m venv .venv
.venv/bin/python -m pip install ./wsdash-0.2.0-py3-none-any.whl

The repository README includes the full setup and verification steps.

macOS launchd integration is optional. Workspace scores describe unfinished work, not quality. Optional chat uses your own provider and may send selected context.

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Release / v1.1.0Source 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.

Requirements
macOS Apple Silicon · or Bun 1.3+ source
Download for Apple Silicon
All packages & checksums ↗Source & documentation ↗
Install and run
tar -xzf pebkac-1.1.0-macos-arm64.tar.gz
./pebkac-1.1.0-macos-arm64/pebkac version

The repository README includes the full setup and verification steps.

The standalone binary is unsigned. Init installs project integration files; Codex/ZCode user-wide setup is explicit. Guardrails are not a security sandbox. A source package is also on the release page.

Show the work

A download should earn
your trust.

The useful part of a release is what happens after you download it. Clear setup, checks you can repeat, and a place to report what went sideways.

An imagined Floyd’s Labs electronics bench: a glowing oscilloscope, soldering tools, coffee, and a black cat
002 / THE WORKBENCHA useful idea starts here.

Check the package.

Each release includes SHA256 checksums. Compare the file you downloaded with its published checksum before installation.

Know the boundaries.

These tools run with your account’s permissions. Optional model services use your own credentials and may charge for usage.

Help make it better.

Report a reproducible issue on the product’s GitHub repository. Keep secrets and personal transcripts out of public reports.

Built with intent. Bella checks the keyboard. Bowser watches the router.