Array of MCU's driver SDKs prepared for effortless remote management of the MCU's peripherals
Extract reference-site design language into reusable rules for AI coding tools.
Context compression plugin for Claude Code. Automatically trims large tool output—JSON, YAML, stack traces, and logs—before it enters the context window.
A YAML-first API testing framework built for AI-assisted API workflows.
A local-first coordination kit for multi-agent coding workflows.
Fast terminal browser for GitHub Copilot CLI sessions — search, inspect and resume any past session, fully local.
Personal Claude Code factory — synthesized cross-build skills, specialist subagents, and slash commands. Phase 0.
Deterministic execution & evolution layer between AI intent and production software — turning structured intent into reviewable, reproducible code. 🔥
Architecture-first project generator for Spring Boot with build-time executable architecture guardrails.
A reusable skill for turning SwiftUI codebases into a governed, previewable, tokenized UI workflow.
Apple-first Copilot agent builder kit for iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and visionOS workflows: analyze, generate, and audit custom agents, skills, instructions, prompts, and templates for implementation, testing, review, architecture, and agile delivery.
A powerful CLI to generate scalable Nuxt 4 applications with pre-built templates and modular features like authentication, API layer, Tailwind CSS, and linting.
A curated collection of oxlint preset configurations.
AI coding agent runtime that makes LLMs understand your codebase with repository-aware context, memory, and continuous learning
A React template with TypeScript, developer tooling and automation.
This CLI tool wraps Stellar's simulateTransaction RPC to report real resource consumption (CPU instructions, memory, read/write entries/bytes, tx size, rent) and the fee in stroops/XLM for your compiled Soroban contract .wasm files.
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Need a Bun version manager? BVM installs, switches, and isolates Bun versions across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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