A fast, structured Rust CLI for markdown knowledgebases. Search,
filter, and bulk-edit folders of .md files with YAML
frontmatter — link-aware, safe, and built for humans and AI agents
alike.
Source on GitHub.
A fast Rust CLI for the Firefox Remote Debugging Protocol. It talks
straight to Firefox's built-in debugger over TCP for low-latency
scripting and inspection of tabs, targets and console.
Source on GitHub.
A friendly Rust CLI for bunny.net —
manage CDN, storage, DNS, streaming and edge compute from your
terminal, with helpful next-step hints along the way.
Source on GitHub.
Twelve HP calculators emulated in Rust from the published
documentation, from the 48SX, 48GX and 49G to the 42S and the 28S,
each running its own ROM: in the browser, as a desktop app and on
the command line. It comes with satx, which moves files between a
real HP 48/49 and a computer over the serial cable (Kermit and
XModem) and succeeds HPComm (1998).
Source on GitHub.
Lets AI apps such as Claude use a web page open in your browser
tab: the page offers its functions as MCP tools, and a relay
passes the calls on while the tab is open. Nothing to install –
let it draw diagrams for you.
Source on GitHub.
A real-time deep-zoom Mandelbrot explorer for the Mac. Fly into the
set smoothly, down to a magnification of 103000 – Rust and
Metal underneath, SwiftUI on top.
Source on GitHub.
The free programs I wrote from 1998 to 2006: HPComm, the HP48 link
software that Hewlett-Packard shipped, the PHP web mailer Popper,
AGStreme, ZipALot and a shelf of smaller Windows tools. The source
code and its history are back on GitHub, with
an overview on this site.