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Got tired of having to wait until I pushed to see if gh actions broke. Didn't want to deal with that disappointment. Hopefully gha-lint is useful to y'all. Hopefully it reduces the stress of breaking .yml files.

I built vecpdf because I wanted a local-first vector tool for PDFs without needing Pinecone or external providers. It’s intentionally minimal: process PDFs into Chroma, then query them from the CLI. Would love to hear what features you’d like added (multi-PDF collections, embeddings config, etc.).

This project started as a scratch-your-own-itch: I was switching between Windows and Linux constantly, and it was driving me nuts to remember equivalent commands. Smartsh is my attempt at fixing that — one tool to normalize your shell workflow. Would love feedback: which shells/commands should to prioritize next? Thanks for checking it out! Feel free to run with it - it's open source! github:...

Built env-genie after too many “it was the .env” incidents. It's a tiny linter for .env files. It catches invalid keys, trailing spaces, CRLF line endings, and other common foot-guns that break configs—then optionally emits SARIF so you get first-class GitHub Code Scanning alerts. Drop it into CI to fail fast, or run it locally before committing. Built for Windows/macOS/Linux, with path...

I kept rebuilding the same TS CLI skeleton—tsconfig, scripts, .gitignore, badges, CI—to publish little tools. Conceptually, Strange Lil Scaffold automates those basic files. The idea is to run one command and get a publish-ready TypeScript CLI with: -package.json (bin → dist/cli.js, sensible scripts) -tsconfig.json (CJS/ESM) -src/cli.ts (hello-world CLI) -.gitignore (Node/TS basics) -README...

I built ClipCopy because I was tired of copy-pasting long outputs from my terminal. With one command, ClipCopy pipes any output directly to your clipboard. ClipCopy is a fast, zero-config CLI utility that makes working with terminal output painless. Whether you’re copying logs, npm audit results, or quick snippets, ClipCopy puts it all directly into your clipboard. Works cross-platform and...

I made this after getting tired of typing commit messages manually, especially when I just wanted to push and move on. commit-genie is fast, lean, and dev-friendly — no bloated dependencies, no unnecessary overhead. Happy to hear what features you'd want next!

Thanks for checking out license-gen-genie! I built it because I was tired of wasting time on license boilerplate for every npm project. It's fast, SPDX-compliant, and supports MIT, Apache-2.0, GPL-3.0, and more. 🔹 Try it: npx license-gen-genie --license MIT --name "Your Name" 🔗 GitHub: github.com/thegreatbey/license-gen-genie 🔗 npm: npmjs.com/package/license-gen-genie Would love your feedback —...

Hi there! This is smartsh - a shell translator. it's similar to other shell pkgs like shx, etc. However, it's based more on my personal brain-think. Concept was inspired as I was working on other apps and getting terrified by all the jest/vitest that I was running. While those fails are part and parcel of vitest and jest's nature, right command/wrong shell is something that can be mitigated, to...

Natural-language data is messy. Before tokenisation or feeding text into an NLP model you often need to: -normalise case & whitespace -expand contractions ("can't" → "cannot") -strip punctuation / emojis text-prep-lite does those common steps with zero runtime dependencies. working on some other projects and fell in love with nlps! Hope community finds this package useful.