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Usage4Claude displays Claude and Codex quota usage, reset countdowns, and extra credits directly in the macOS menu bar. It supports several limit types, multiple accounts or organizations, configurable indicators, and notifications when usage approaches a threshold or resets. Authentication is completed through the built-in browser or session credentials and must be renewed after expiration; the released app currently targets macOS.

mhrv-rs runs a local HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy that forwards requests through a Google Apps Script deployed under your own account, concealing the destination from the ISP at the TLS SNI layer. Setup requires creating the relay, choosing an auth secret, installing a local certificate, and configuring the browser or system proxy. Google can still see destination sites, and Apps Script quotas or unsupported video CDNs can limit usage.

Browse a curated directory of resources from the Tauri ecosystem instead of searching scattered repositories and sites. It groups official getting-started material, community templates, plugins, integrations, articles, and applications across areas such as developer tools, productivity, media, writing, networking, and security. Entries may be marked as officially maintained, version-specific, paid, or closed source. The list is a discovery aid rather than runnable software, so verify each linked project's compatibility, maintenance, and licensing before use.

Unreal Engine Skills provides 27 focused guides for UE5 C++ work across gameplay, rendering, networking, animation, AI, world streaming, UI, build tooling, and testing. A shared project-context skill captures modules, target platforms, and conventions, while the guidance has been checked against Unreal Engine source for valid signatures and class relationships. It is designed for game developers who want agents to follow real APIs and project-specific patterns.

illo is an Agent Skill for turning articles, blog ideas, or abstract concepts into original print-style editorial illustrations led by a recurring mascot. It includes character packs, ten bundled visual looks, palette controls, and a character builder, while keeping each image focused on one metaphor. Rendering can use an authenticated Codex CLI or Grok CLI subscription, or a selectable pay-per-image model through OpenRouter.

MediaGo is a cross-platform video downloader that can detect media in the browser and send it to a desktop or self-hosted instance. It handles HLS and m3u8 streams, YouTube, Bilibili, and many sites supported through yt-dlp, with format selection, conversion, a built-in player, and an HTTP API. Docker deployment provides a web interface that other devices on the same network can open. Users are responsible for downloading only content they are authorized to access and for avoiding abusive scraping.

Legcord packages the Discord web app as a standalone desktop client with built-in access to mods such as Vencord, Equicord, and Shelter, plus management for BetterDiscord themes. It also blocks Discord trackers and supports Rich Presence out of the box. The client is still a customized Electron web wrapper and is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by Discord.

paper2code takes an arXiv URL, audits which implementation choices are specified or missing, and generates a project whose code and configuration point back to paper sections and equations. It focuses on the paper’s core contribution, does not download datasets or build full training infrastructure, and does not claim the resulting implementation is correct.

linkding is a self-hosted bookmark manager built for a focused, readable workflow. Organize links with tags, Markdown notes, and a read-later state, share selected bookmarks with users or guests, and automatically capture page titles, descriptions, icons, or archived copies. It is designed for straightforward Docker deployment and can be used through browser extensions, a bookmarklet, or its installable PWA. Import and export use the standard Netscape bookmark format.

Startup Skill packages market research, customer discovery, competitor analysis, battle cards, positioning, financial projections, and validation experiments into agent workflows. It can run a full startup-design process for a new business idea or handle narrower competitive-intelligence and planning requests. The skills install as a Claude Code plugin or through clients that support the Agent Skills format.

Manage assets across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Tron, BNB Smart Chain, and other supported networks from one multi-platform wallet. Users can choose iOS or Android apps, desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux, a web app, or a Chrome extension depending on where they work. The repository houses these clients alongside shared wallet logic and hardware-wallet components, making it most relevant to people who want an openly developed wallet experience across several device types.

Automatisch lets non-programmers connect online services and automate recurring business processes without writing application code. It can be deployed with Docker Compose on infrastructure the organization controls, which is useful when workflow data must remain on private servers or when teams want to reduce dependence on a single hosted automation vendor. The repository contains both an AGPL-licensed community edition and commercially licensed enterprise files, so operators should verify which edition provides the required capabilities and follow the corresponding license terms.

Nuxtor is a starter template for developers who want Nuxt and Vue workflows inside Tauri desktop or mobile applications. It includes examples for shell commands, notifications, system information, persistent storage, and tray integration while retaining Nuxt routing, layouts, middleware, and modules. The default setup uses Bun and targets Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android. Hosted server-side rendering is intentionally disabled so Tauri can serve as the application backend.

Give Image2 UI Skill a screenshot, design mockup, or app reference and it guides Codex to produce a working clickable demo. Text, buttons, navigation, forms, icons, and interaction states are implemented in code, while complex photography, textures, illustrations, or product imagery are generated with image2. Those assets are saved inside the project and wired into the interface, so the result is a usable prototype rather than a disconnected set of generated images.

Install this skill to give coding agents deeper ROS 2 guidance across workspace setup, QoS, lifecycle nodes, ros2_control, Nav2, MoveIt 2, real-time behavior, testing, and deployment. Detailed references load progressively, while bundled scripts can scaffold packages and perform limited validation. Claude Code can run some checks through hooks; other agents require manual commands. Jazzy and Humble are the safest targets, while Rolling carries additional compatibility caveats.

Memoh gives each agent an isolated workspace with its own filesystem, desktop, browser, network, tools, and long-term memory. You can run its built-in agent with your own API keys or host existing Claude Code and Codex agents, then reach them through Telegram, Discord, Lark, WeChat, the web interface, and other channels. Agents can keep running scheduled and browser-based work on a server after your laptop is closed. The full platform is currently self-hosted; the zero-setup Memoh Cloud offering is still on a waitlist.

DevPod connects a local IDE to reproducible workspaces defined by devcontainer.json and runs them on Docker, a remote machine, Kubernetes, or a cloud VM. Its client-only design lets developers switch providers and locations while managing every workspace through the same workflow, without depending on a hosted development platform.

Amazon Skills is a public collection of agent workflows for Amazon sellers. Its current skills cover product research, validation of feature demand, listing health checks, search-term report analysis, CVR threshold diagnostics, and creation of additional seller skills. Depending on the task, they can use Sorftime, web search or local review bundles, Amazon pages, local business reports, and the user's own SIF MCP. The repository deliberately excludes real store data, private brand materials, internal infrastructure, and proprietary operating records.