If you use claude with other coding agents like pi or opencode, you might not get the `/usage` skill that claude code comes with.So, I made this small CLI tool `claudemon`.Install with `npm install -g claudemon`Setup once with `claudemon setup`And then run it: `claudemon`I keep it running on one small terminal window. It keeps track of usage. Refreshes every few seconds. Completely local and...
I built CrunchyThread because as an anime watcher I often found myself streaming on Crunchyroll, then switching tabs, searching Reddit for the right episode/thread, losing track of where I was. So I made a small Chrome extension that:Detects what anime/episode you’re watching on Crunchyroll (via URL/DOM heuristics)Looks up relevant Reddit threads for that episode/discussionPresents them in a...
We’ve recently renamed our WebAssembly runtime project from Chakra to wasmrun to avoid naming confusion and to better align with our goals of modularity and extensibility.We just shipped version v0.10.2 which introduces a plugin architectureThe first plugin is wasmgo – a simple TinyGo-based Wasm compiler plugin. You can install it with:``` wasmrun plugin install wasmgo ```Main crate:...
The motivation is to reduce fragmentation in how apps and wallets handle identity, while preserving composability and neutrality in trust models. The standard is chain-agnostic, DID-compatible, and avoids assumptions about centralized verification or naming services.
Discussion and review are welcome: → EIP: https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-7866 → Ethereum Magicians thread: https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/erc-7866-decentralised-prof... → Background: https://blog.anirudha.dev/decentralised-profile-standard
Hey folksI'm building *[Chakra](https://github.com/anistark/chakra)* — a lightweight WebAssembly runtime and dev tool that runs `.wasm` files in your browser with live logging, reload, and module introspection.```sh chakra myfile.wasm ```What it does:* Launches a local Chakra server * Runs the `.wasm` file in-browser * Streams logs to console and browser * Includes `verify` and `inspect` modes...
I built Feluda, a Rust-based CLI tool that scans your project's dependencies and flags restrictive licenses before they become a problem.
It currently supports Rust, Node.js, and Go projects. It checks for GPL, AGPL, SSPL, and other restrictive licenses that may limit how you use your project commercially.
Try it out:
``` cargo install feluda feluda ```
I’d love feedback! Are there specific license edge cases you'd like covered? Features you'd want in a CI/CD setup? Happy to discuss and iterate!
PyCon India 2020 is live and calling all the brilliant pythonistas to submit their proposals for talk. PyCon India 2020 will be held on October 2nd and 3rd, completely online. So, no matter where you're at. You'll be able to join in the action.
View other proposals and submit yours here: https://in.pycon.org/cfp/2020/proposals/
Read more about our CFP guidelines here: https://in.pycon.org/blog/2020/2020-call-for-proposals-annou...
Hi guys,Wanted to discuss something that we've been working on.Open-source software suffers from a tragedy of commons. Since the benefits are diffused and costs are concentrated, it does not receive the investment that's proportionate to the amount of value it generates for its users. Things really are in a bad shape.Take your work scenario today. You start using an open source tool say, a cli...