I built programs mainly for my own use cases. Currently manages the whole system via my own nix like tool, aka oku on my macOS. Here's my system oku config. Migrated from my previous nix darwin
- undo glow - adds beautiful visual feedback to your edits in Neovim
- time machine - take control of your edit history with an interactive timeline, diff previews, taggings, live reloading trees and cleanup functions
- dotmd - keep all your notes, todos, and journals inside Neovim without ever leaving the editor
- base16 pro max - base16 for modern Neovim
- warp - lightweight project-local file list for Neovim
- tailwind autosort - format tailwind classes without
prettier-plugin-tailwindcss - notifier - modern, feature-rich notification system for Neovim
- Superseded via oku
nvs - lightweight Neovim Version & Config Manager CLI tool that supports github actions
- neru - keyboard-driven navigation for macOS, open source alternative to homerow, vimac and shortcat
- mimi - A macOS event daemon that runs your shell commands when things happen, now with optional tiling, borders and animations.
- uts - Stop memorizing complex commands. Compress, convert, and inspect any media file using the same simple pattern
- oku - A cross-platform package manager with no central registry. TOML manifests, a lockfile, an immutable store. Like nix, but not nix.





