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106 repos
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Turn notebook dialogs into LLM input, and chats into dialog text and back
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Read, search, and edit AI dialogs stored as Jupyter notebooks, and convert them to and from LLM chat histories
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Lightweight Chrome Debug Protocol (CDP) client for python
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A simple python wrapper for using the Caddy API
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Call commands safely by checking them rigorously against an allow-list
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Data model and surgery toolkit for dialogs and notebooks
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Fast workspace tools for multi-repo management
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A tiny stdin/stdout worker that keeps a Python process alive and returns concise text for each request
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Create delightful software with Jupyter Notebooks
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Python supercharged for the fastai library
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Python-native skills system
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Experimental mini python jupyter kernel
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Verified Line-Addressed File Editor
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Vite plugin for FastHTML/MonsterUI that automates installation & building
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Very fast maths functions for float, complex, integer, and rational arrays, plus linalg, distributions, and more, in Rust and Python
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BasedPL is an APL-derived array language, borrowing ideas from J and BQN, with an emphasis on simple, consistent notation.
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The fastest way to create an HTML app
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MonsterUI is a FastHTML Tailwind-powered UI framework for building beautiful web interfaces with minimal code.
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Lightweight Chrome Debug Protocol (CDP) client for solveit
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Score prose for simplicity and precision against plain-English reference rules
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Python bindings for libghostty
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ShellSage saves sysadmins’ sanity by solving shell script snafus super swiftly
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Helper functions for solveit dialogs
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Markdown to mdhtml (HTML subset) convertor
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Faster, better zipper: a compression-format research workbench
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A delightful and complete interface to GitHub's amazing API
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Everything a Jupyter kernel needs except the language
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Kenneth E. Iverson's Math for the Layman, restored from archive
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cargo fmt plus fastai-style compaction: keeps simple one-line constructs on one line
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Doc comments on function parameters, readable at runtime: doc()-style help for Rust
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Use git from python, fast
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Keeps Python CLIs warm by holding their slow imports loaded in a background process that starts and stops itself
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Transcript-first terminal UI
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An unofficial packaging of the J programming language
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Office Open XML client
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Local-first release CLI tools: ship_bump, ship_pypi, ship_release_gh
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An asyncio event loop on macOS's CFRunLoop
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Asyncio pty sessions: spawn, write, multi-client attach with replay, and a named registry
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An asyncio event loop whose reactor runs in Rust, hosted on Tokio
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WHATWG-compliant HTML parsing, mutation, and serialization for Python, powered by Rust's html5ever
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Python API for ripgrep-style walking and search
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A terminal IPython extension that adds Claude and Codex powered prompting
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Render MDHTML in the terminal with Rich
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Minimal Jupyter protocol commons: wire-format sessions and kernel-client call conventions
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Like jupyter_client, but for websockets
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Small pure-Python package that renders a PNG with kitty's graphics protocol using Unicode placeholders
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Terminal-native Python automation for macOS
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Pyskills for Answer.AI coding sessions: skill text and companion tooling for clikernel
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The /llms.txt file, helping language models use your website