Building blocks and infrastructure for developers

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Wallpaper6 Design Skills packages 40 atomic recipes for turning a source image into a seamless tile. Each recipe combines primitives such as symmetry, density, rotation, twist, graphic effects, and lighting effects, with JSON, JSONL, CSV, and TypeScript formats for different consumers. The repository keeps a legacy 64-skill file for compatibility, but new integrations should use the v2 recipes.json recipes.

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Instrument synchronous or asynchronous Python code with context-manager spans or decorators, capturing timing, attributes, events, and exception status. Trace data can stay in memory or persist as local JSON files. A terminal dashboard and MCP tools expose individual traces and aggregate statistics, while thread locks and ContextVar tracking preserve isolation across concurrent work.

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Taurine is a starter for combining a Tauri desktop shell with a Node.js server compiled into a sidecar binary. It gives web developers a ready React, Vite, Fastify, and tRPC setup that can be launched or built with the usual Tauri commands. The repository is explicitly experimental rather than a production foundation: it relies on a localhost protocol that Tauri discourages for security reasons, may not work on every platform, and only builds for the operating system running the build.

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This sample demonstrates how a Windows WPF application uses MSAL.NET to obtain an access token and call Microsoft Graph through the Microsoft identity platform. It is preconfigured for a quick run in Visual Studio, while developers can replace the supplied coordinates with their own app registration. Its token cache uses DPAPI, so the cache file must be removed before moving a built application to another machine.

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Define highlights, numbered callouts, labels, steps, and arrows against Playwright locators or selector strings. The tool injects those annotations as DOM elements before capture, so they render sharply and stay anchored to the interface. Replayable JSON specs let documentation screenshots be regenerated after UI changes. It requires Node 18 or newer, Playwright, and an accessible web page.

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This template combines Electron, Vite, Vue 3, and TypeScript into a minimal desktop application starter. After cloning and installing dependencies, developers can run a live development window, preview a production build, or package the app with the included scripts. It also supplies Electron main and preload process examples, electron-builder settings for macOS and Windows, and a VS Code configuration for debugging the main process.

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CALM lets you define a canvas application in `canvas.lisp`, run it as a desktop window, and handle drawing, input, and audio through a thin layer over SDL2 and Cairo. When the app is ready, its commands can package it for the current desktop platform or generate files for browser deployment. It suits Lisp developers building small graphical applications, but desktop packages are produced per operating system and unsigned downloads may trigger Windows or macOS security prompts.

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Use public REST endpoints without signing up or supplying an API key for workflow tasks such as human approval forms, webhook capture, and temporary storage, plus utilities for hashing, encoding, UUIDs, time, and IP lookup. The repository includes Python and JavaScript clients, function-calling definitions, and a Claude skill. Temporary storage, short links, and several webhook records expire automatically after 24 hours.

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Naze combines UI structure, state, and interactions in a declarative language that compiles to WebAssembly and renders through Canvas2D rather than the DOM. Its toolchain includes compilation, type checking, testing, examples, and project-context export for AI agents, but the project is still experimental and explicitly not ready for production use.

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This GitHub template provides a ready-made starting point for Svelte desktop applications built with Electron. It preconfigures TypeScript, path aliases, live reload, formatting, linting, tests, internationalization, and a practical folder structure, so developers can begin with working examples instead of an empty project. After creating a repository from the template, run the web and Electron development processes together, then use the included scripts to build Windows, Linux, or macOS installers. It is intended for projects that specifically want the Electron runtime.

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This Azure sample demonstrates how an ASP.NET Web API can manually validate JWT access tokens issued by the Microsoft identity platform, including checks for audience, issuer, lifetime, tenant, and expected scopes. A WPF client calls the protected TodoList API, and the repository documents app registration, configuration, local execution, and deployment. Users must replace the sample tenant and application settings with values from their own identity environment.

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frameless-titlebar is a React component for replacing the native chrome of frameless Electron windows with a configurable title bar and application menu. It supports common Electron menu item types and demonstrates overflow, stacked, and vertical menu layouts for constrained window sizes. Integration requires configuring BrowserWindow to remove or hide its native frame, then wiring window state and menu data into the component.