A CLI tool that display guitar chords and scales in the terminal. It is built to supports any kind of instrument that has strings with frets.

A fast, lightweight, and feature-rich typing test that runs directly in your terminal.

Inspired by the minimalist design of Monkeytype, tttui provides a clean, distraction-free environment to practice your typing, track your progress, and race against your personal bests.

restmail is a sendmail-compatible CLI using gmail & outlook rest APIs. It can be used for email automation, notifications and with git send-mail for sharing patches.

restmail requires only minimal authorization scope to send mail. No access to reading or deleting mail is needed.

A stylish command-line dictionary tool that fetches definitions, pronunciations, and examples.

A Jupyter notebook client for your terminal. It aims to emulate the functionality of the classic Jupyter notebook. Built on the excellent textual framework with image support from textual-image.

Stop switching contexts. Many AI CLI tools are heavy, Node.js-based, and trap you in their interface. They might go back and forth just to run a simple ls, cutting off real access to your command line.

pls is different: lightweight, fast, and built for everyday CLI tasks, keeping you fully in the command line while letting you seamlessly switch between AI and shell commands.

tiki is a simple and lightweight way to keep your tasks, prompts, documents, ideas, scratchpads in your project git repo.

A terminal-based markdown editor built with Textual (Python TUI framework).

PingDog is an application for monitoring HTTP services and website availability that runs in your console! It provides real-time status monitoring with a clean, interactive interface.

A vim-style terminal calendar built with Go, Bubble Tea, and Lip Gloss.

Navigate, create, move, search, and customize events entirely from the keyboard with familiar vim motions.

A feature-rich terminal interface for Gmail, combining the efficiency of CLI with the familiarity of Gmail's core functionality. Built with Go and Bubble Tea for a fast, keyboard-driven experience.

Turn almost any device into a file server with resumable uploads/downloads using any web browser.

A Go-based terminal application that visualizes and sonifies a whole bunch of sorting algorithms, inspired by Sound of Sorting.

A cinematic Git commit replay tool for the terminal, turning your Git history into a living, animated story.

Watch commits unfold with realistic typing animations, syntax highlighting, and file tree transitions, transforming code changes into a visual experience.

repeater is a command-line flashcard program that uses spaced repetition to boost your memory retention. It’s like a lightweight, text-based Anki you run in your terminal. Your decks are kept in Markdown, progress is tracked in SQLite, and reviews are scheduled with Free Spaced Repetition Scheduler (FSRS), a state-of-the-art algorithm targeting 90% recall.

Access GMail in the Linux terminal easily and safely!

Boasting an extremely simple and streamlined user interface and every feature a normal email user would ever need, Terminal Webmail is your solution to the laggy browser based experience that we've been taught to accept.

A simple Gmail API client in Python for applications.

A command-line tool to monitor Gmail messages and output them as JSON, designed for automation, monitoring, and integration with other tools.

nanochat is the simplest experimental harness for training LLMs. It is designed to run on a single GPU node, the code is minimal/hackable, and it covers all major LLM stages including tokenization, pretraining, finetuning, evaluation, inference, and a chat UI.

Have you ever found yourself editing important files or directories and wanting to create a quick local backup first? You know the routine: cp myconfig.conf backup-myconfig.conf or something similar. But then you realize your backup naming lacks consistency-no timestamps, no predictable convention, just ad-hoc names that become meaningless over time.

That's exactly where qbak comes in. It's a super simple tool designed for lightning-fast local backups with a consistent, timestamped naming convention. Nothing more, nothing less. Just the backup utility you wish you'd had all along.