Output a colorized version of your program's usage using a Markdown document embedded in your script, from your project's README, or anywhere else.

A bunch of CLI tools I made for my own use.

mdcat is a command line tool to cat markdown files with syntax highlight

A Note taking gem

Generates a list of dependencies in package.json, with name, version and a link to the source code of the specific version on the NPM registry.

A production-ready AI agent platform: multi-provider (Ollama, OpenAI, Anthropic), typed tool system with permissions, three-tier memory, structured observability, loop detection, plugin architecture, interactive REPL, and project indexing. Works out of the box with local Ollama models; drop in OpenAI or Anthropic keys to upgrade.

OpenClacky is a Ruby CLI tool for interacting with AI models via OpenAI-compatible APIs. It provides chat functionality and autonomous AI agent capabilities with tool use.

Pato assistente que usa ChatGpt

Prometheus Logs and Batchs supervision over PushGateway and commands orchestration

Build a better README with YARD.

Just the bare minimum of what's needed to create bi-directional chat bots using Roda as backend, sucker_punch and Clockwork for async and timed jobs.

Ruby-native AI coding agent with pluggable LLM adapters, persistent memory, and file editing tools. Features automatic retry logic, SQLite-backed conversation history, and user approval workflows for file modifications.

Edit grep results in one file

An AI-powered CLI coding assistant specialized for Ruby and Rails, featuring a 16-layer agentic architecture, local SQLite persistence, and Claude OAuth.

Using ChatGPT from the command line.

You can get your todos from some tools.

sfctl is a command line interface for the Starfish API.

Sylvia is a command-line tool that helps you create and manage Ruby projects with ease.

Log your Tempo hours directly from the command line!

a tiny ChatGPT client