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RClick places actions such as opening items with external apps, copying paths, deleting without Trash, toggling visibility, sharing through AirDrop, creating files from templates, and opening pinned folders directly in Finder’s context menu. A menu bar app manages settings while a Finder extension supplies the commands. It requires macOS 15.6 or later, and users must enable the extension and grant folder or accessibility permissions for relevant operations.

Quick Symlink adds common link operations to the macOS Finder context menu, avoiding repeated terminal commands. You can create links for selected files or folders, copy a source and paste its link into another directory, or move an item while replacing its original location with a symlink. After installing the app, the relevant Finder extensions must be enabled in system settings, and users can choose whether newly created symbolic links use relative or absolute paths.

kitty-tab-note places a large colored note over a parked kitty terminal tab so a long-running build, REPL, SSH session, or coding agent has a visible return point. A keybinding opens the note, any key dismisses it, and the existing terminal content and title remain intact; color, position, and size are configurable. The script uses Python’s standard library but requires kitty 0.40 or newer with remote control enabled.

LobeHub treats agents as the units of work, allowing users to describe a role, create an agent, connect models, skills, and MCP-compatible plugins, and organize ongoing collaboration. It is designed for people who want one place to operate and review a persistent AI team rather than hand off tasks between isolated chats. The project remains under active development, and self-hosting requires a model API key.