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KhinsiderDownloader lets you search albums on downloads.khinsider.com and download their tracks in bulk through a desktop interface. Its worker pool handles downloads concurrently, and releases are available for Windows and Linux, with nightly builds for testing. The application does not host the music itself, so users remain responsible for the source site’s terms and the rights attached to downloaded material.

ai-renamer is a Node.js command-line tool that examines images, videos, and other files to create descriptive filenames. It works with Ollama by default and can also use LM Studio or OpenAI, with options for model choice, filename casing, output language, subdirectories, and custom instructions. Video renaming requires ffmpeg, and selected flags are stored in a local configuration file so repeated runs do not need the same setup arguments.

Antares is a cross-platform SQL client for developers who want a focused desktop workspace for multiple connections. It can edit tables, indexes, and foreign keys, manage views and stored objects, suggest queries, keep query history, open SSH tunnels, and import or export database dumps. Current support covers MySQL and MariaDB, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and Firebird SQL. The application is still under development, and some downloads are unsigned and may require extra installation steps.

Graph of Skills indexes a directory of SKILL.md files into an offline skill graph, then returns a small ranked bundle for each task together with prerequisites and related capabilities. It can be used through its CLI, an MCP server, or Claude Code integration, with either prebuilt workspaces or an index built from your own library.

FastCopy places a graphical layer over Windows' built-in Robocopy so files and folders can be copied or moved through familiar Explorer context menus. Select the sources, choose the RobocopyEx action, then paste from the destination folder while the app shows transfer progress, a speed graph, taskbar status, and completion notifications. It is specifically designed for Windows 10 and 11. Older release-based installation may require manually trusting a certificate, and Explorer occasionally needs to be restarted before the context-menu extension appears.

comine brings video, audio, file, torrent, and gallery downloads into one cross-platform application. It is available through GitHub releases for Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android, with the stable release recommended for most users. The project is still in early development, so users should expect missing features and occasional bugs.

dash_skills is a personal collection of Agent Skills for Dart and Flutter coding assistants. It covers areas such as language best practices, documentation validation, testing and coverage, package maintenance, long-line handling, and command-line profiling. Skills can be installed individually or together through the Claude Code plugin marketplace, but this repository is separate from the official Dart and Flutter skill collections.

any2pdf lets an AI coding assistant convert Markdown into a styled PDF through a conversational workflow. The agent can ask about themes, frontispieces, watermarks, and back covers, then produce documents with covers, a clickable table of contents, bookmarks, headers, and footers. Its main distinction is handling mixed CJK and Latin text, system font discovery, formulas, images, and Obsidian callouts across macOS, Windows, and Linux. It uses Python with reportlab and can also be run directly from the command line.

Velox brings a Tauri-style desktop application model to Swift, connecting HTML or modern web frontends to Swift backends through typed IPC. Its CLI can initialize projects, run watched development sessions with optional frontend HMR, build releases, and create macOS application bundles; simple static interfaces do not require Node.js. The implementation still compiles a Rust FFI layer around Tao and Wry, and the newer Swift-first runtime remains incomplete, so the event-loop APIs are currently the primary path.

distil-cli-skill teaches Claude to run a Distil training workflow for task-specific small language models. It covers datasets for classification, question answering, tool calling, and multi-turn tool use, then creating a model, uploading data, evaluating with a teacher model, and starting training. Afterward, it can guide downloads and deployment through llama.cpp, vLLM, or Distil-managed infrastructure. It is an instruction package for the Distil CLI and platform, so training still requires the corresponding account and service access.

Swift Testing Agent Skill gives compatible AI coding tools focused guidance for Apple's modern Swift Testing framework. Its references cover test structure, expectations, asynchronous workflows, parameterized tests, traits and tags, parallel execution, isolation, and incremental migration from XCTest. Teams can use it during implementation or code review to identify migration opportunities and flaky patterns. It installs through the Agent Skills CLI, a Claude Code plugin, or manual copying, and functions as guidance rather than a standalone test runner.

This Pydantic AI reference project demonstrates a vendor-independent skill system based on progressive disclosure. The agent keeps only brief skill metadata in its initial context, loads a full `SKILL.md` after selecting a relevant skill, and retrieves deeper references or scripts only when required. Included examples cover tasks such as weather, academic search, and code review, with a CLI for trying the runtime. It is primarily a foundation for developers building their own agents and requires local dependencies plus credentials for the chosen model provider.

Codex-Skills offers a curated public core of 70 skills for website and app work, spanning design direction, frontend implementation, motion, accessibility, copy polish, QA, and maintainer safety. You can install the full collection or choose smaller groups for a focused workflow. Codex is the primary target, with documented adapter paths for Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini CLI, plus local demos and repository-scoped benchmarks for evaluation.

Bitget Wallet Skill gives agents tools for token discovery, market and address analysis, balance queries, swaps, transfers, and order tracking across supported EVM chains and Solana. Fund-moving workflows generate transaction data and require user confirmation and signing by default. Using it depends on Bitget Wallet's API, network access, and appropriate wallet credentials.

Vieb is a cross-platform browser designed around Vim-inspired navigation and keyboard-driven web use. It offers downloadable builds for common desktop platforms and includes an Erwic mode that runs websites in separate container-like instances, similar to multi-service wrappers such as Franz or Rambox. The browser is most useful to people already comfortable with Vim conventions, or those willing to learn its command and shortcut model instead of relying primarily on the mouse.

This chapter-based tutorial incrementally adds Microsoft identity features to an ASP.NET Core web application. It starts with user sign-in, then covers calling Microsoft Graph or your own APIs, role and group authorization, and deployment to Azure, with complete code available for individual stages. The examples address organizational, multitenant, personal-account, and sovereign-cloud scenarios, but exclude daemon applications that call APIs using the app's own identity.

Ascendara manages the discovery, download, organization, and launching of pre-installed games while reducing manual extraction and setup steps. Its Windows and Linux application offers two-click downloads for supported titles, fast local indexing, game information, browser integration, cloud backups, and encrypted remote progress viewing. The catalog is currently populated mainly from third-party sources such as STEAMRIP. Builds made from the public source also have limitations: games cannot be launched in development mode, and some reporting or analytics APIs are unavailable.

This collection brings familiar thinking and decision frameworks into AI coding assistants, including OODA, pre-mortems, red teaming, Six Thinking Hats, the Feynman technique, Five Whys, RICE, retrospectives, and writing guidance. Users can install the full marketplace or only selected categories or skills in Claude Code, then invoke them with dedicated commands after restarting. It is useful when a task benefits from structured analysis, brainstorming, root-cause exploration, prioritization, reflection, or writing review.