A lightweight, Void Linux–based distribution powered by the custom Dynamod init system. Built for speed, modularity, and full user control, EclipseLinux provides a modern alternative for Linux enthusiasts and advanced users.
Oniguruma's regex engine in pure Rust: full Oniguruma syntax, a vscode-oniguruma-compatible TextMate scanner, no C toolchain
Fast Markdown-to-HTML engine in Rust with secure defaults, CommonMark and GFM support, plus Node.js bindings.
Shiki-compatible syntax highlighting with a leaner Rust core and Node bindings.
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Your team's agent skills, versioned like code.
Modern XLSX reader/writer for TypeScript, Node.js, and browsers. Zero dependencies, async APIs, styled report exports.
OCR-based pipeline that turns Kindle books you own into clean, chapter-scoped Markdown.
Open-source i18n for TypeScript: write messages in code, manage translations in Git, and build across frameworks with a Rust-powered toolchain.
Pre-generated ESLint flat configs for TypeScript & React — 25 plugins, AI mode, OxLint-ready. One import, zero runtime overhead.
CLI tool to download online courses for offline access. Saves video content and lesson text as Markdown files, organized by module structure.
Lean TSX compiler for native interface elements.
Ferralk finds files. Glob matching and parallel filesystem walking, byte-first, with an unsafe-free matcher.
Local-first speech transcription with a Rust core and native CLI
Idempotent VPS setup tool in TypeScript — define your server as code, apply via SSH
Software-engineering lifecycle workflows for Claude Code and Codex, shipped as /effective-flow tools.
Rust-native translation catalog engine for Gettext PO, ICU MessageFormat, and FCL catalogs.
Opinionated, prebuilt Oxlint configurations for modern TypeScript projects.
Fast, parallel link checker for static HTML builds: cross-page links, anchors, assets, and deploy redirects. Built for Ardo releases and deployments.
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