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This unofficial build wrapper converts the upstream macOS ChatGPT Desktop package into a runnable Linux Electron application. It can produce native packages for Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, and Arch, along with Nix and AppImage options, while supporting both Wayland and X11. The resulting app includes the Chat, Work, and Codex interfaces, but users generally build it locally and still need a working Codex CLI for Codex features.

Spine Animation AI helps Claude turn separated character images and a reference pose into Spine 2D skeletal animation assets. It can position parts with image matching, build skeleton JSON and draw order, generate common motions such as idle or walk, and create interactive HTML5 previews. It can also refine an existing Spine skeleton, but users still need well-prepared artwork and a specific animation goal.

ProxyPal turns accounts from Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and compatible providers into a local OpenAI-style endpoint for coding clients such as Cursor, Claude Code, and Cline. Its desktop interface manages connections, monitors requests, tracks usage, and can configure detected assistants automatically. Builds are available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, although the unsigned macOS release may require a manual Gatekeeper workaround.

Hermes Studio adds a desktop app and self-hosted web console around Hermes Agent. It centralizes chat sessions, models, profiles, channel connections, scheduled jobs, files, logs, coding-agent runners, and other local controls. You can run it as a packaged desktop app, npm CLI, or Docker service, but agent conversations still depend on an available Hermes Agent runtime.

Amethyst is a client for the Nostr social network, led by a native Android app with additional builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux. It supports short and long-form posts, threads, follows, reactions, reposts, encrypted or private messages, and many other Nostr protocol features. Users who sideload the Android package from GitHub, Obtainium, or Zap Store are advised to verify it against the project's published signing certificate.

Mouser lets you customize Logitech HID++ mice with button mappings, gestures, DPI controls, Smart Shift, and profiles that change with the foreground app. It runs locally on Windows, macOS, and Linux without telemetry or an account, but Logitech Options+ must be closed; macOS and Linux also require the relevant system permissions.

Awesome Design Skills is a curated registry of 67 design skill packages for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other agentic tools. Each package typically pairs an agent-facing SKILL.md with a human-readable DESIGN.md covering brand direction, typography, color, spacing, components, and related visual rules. The TypeUI CLI can pull a chosen skill into a project by slug.

ResumeSkills covers ATS checks, job matching, truthful resume tailoring, stronger achievement bullets, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles, interview stories, salary negotiation, and offer comparison. It includes workflows for technical, executive, academic, creative, and career-changing candidates. The set is designed for job seekers who want structured help across the application process rather than a single resume rewrite.

Scrcpy GUI wraps scrcpy in a desktop interface for displaying and controlling Android devices over USB or TCP/IP. It can use the computer’s keyboard and mouse, share clipboard content, capture screenshots or recordings, adjust streaming settings, and show multiple connected devices. The Android device must run at least Android 5.0 with ADB debugging enabled, and scrcpy itself must be installed and available in the environment. Some devices require an additional setting before input control works.

Golutra turns existing coding CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and OpenCode into a shared multi-agent workspace. Users can run agents in parallel, orchestrate longer workflows, import or export templates, inspect individual logs, inject prompts during execution, and track handoffs in a visual interface. It keeps the underlying CLI tools and project layout intact, making it useful for developers who want centralized oversight without migrating their work to a new agent runtime.

Happier keeps Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and other coding-agent sessions running on a computer while making them accessible from a phone, browser, or desktop client. Users can follow, take over, fork, replay, or hand off live sessions without discarding context. Communication is end-to-end encrypted, and the relay can use the hosted service or a self-managed deployment. Remote access requires the target machine and its daemon to remain online; it complements existing agent CLIs rather than replacing their model services.

Pot handles translation from selected text, a dedicated input window, clipboard monitoring, or a captured screen region, and can perform OCR before translating an image. It can query multiple translation, recognition, and speech services in parallel, supports plugins and external calls, and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Modly turns photos into 3D meshes with open-source models running on your own GPU, keeping source images off hosted generation services. Install model extensions from GitHub, run image-to-3D workflows in the desktop interface, and smooth or decimate imported meshes before export. A companion CLI lets scripts and agents submit images, monitor runs, and save results such as GLB files. It supports Windows, Linux, and Apple Silicon macOS and requires hardware capable of running the selected model.

Awesome Claude Corporate Skills groups 166 skills across 14 business areas, including leadership, finance, HR, marketing, sales, legal, operations, engineering, product, and analytics. Teams can copy a full role or individual SKILL.md folders into Claude Code, use the repository as a Cowork workspace, or reference the instructions through the Claude API. The collection mixes custom, Anthropic-sourced, and community material, so teams can select and review what fits their standards.

TieZ is a clipboard manager for Windows and macOS that keeps copied items searchable by content, source application, or date. Users can organize entries with tags, run sequential-paste workflows, edit an item in an external editor, and synchronize history through WebDAV or MQTT. Preview masking helps hide sensitive values such as identity and phone numbers without removing the underlying item. Linux support is listed as coming later, so current releases are intended for Windows and Mac users.

NVIDIA Agent Skills is an official catalog of portable guidance for NVIDIA software, installable selectively through the skills CLI for clients such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Entries are mirrored from product repositories and must include signatures, governance cards, evaluation data, and benchmark reports, giving developers a traceable way to add NVIDIA-specific workflows to their agents.

YouTube Automation Agent links topic planning, script writing, thumbnail and SEO work, media production, publishing, and analytics into a scheduled self-hosted workflow with a local dashboard. Real uploads require YouTube Data API OAuth, assembly requires FFmpeg, and generated text, speech, images, or video depend on configured providers. Without the relevant keys, some stages use templates or simulations; placeholder media is refused by the uploader, and publishing defaults to private.

Playwright drives Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit through one API for end-to-end testing and general browser automation. It can be used as a test runner or library, through a CLI designed for coding agents, or through an MCP server for LLM-driven workflows. Its VS Code extension also supports test recording, debugging, locator picking, and trace inspection.