plancia
One board for every task Claude Code and Codex have open, a spoken daily recap, and one place to send the work back. No account, no telemetry.
langPythonlicenseGPL-3.0
Projects
11 public repositories. Each one has a documentation page built from its own README, and each one says what it does not do. The numbers on this page are synced from the GitHub API into the repository, last on 2026-08-04, so nothing here is fetched while you read it.
claude-codex-bridge
Move a live coding conversation between Claude Code and Codex as a native resumable session, in both directions.
langPythonlicenseMIT
scriba
Voice memo in, speaker labelled document out. Runs whisperX and pyannote locally, and remembers who is who next time.
langPythonlicenseMIT
rada
A queue for heavy jobs launched by parallel Claude Code sessions on one machine. An AI judge orders the queue; a deterministic layer guarantees nobody starves.
langPythonlicenseGPL-3.0
molo
A local queue for yt-dlp on Mac, Windows and Android. One queue, one window, and no code to get around protections.
langPythonlicenseMIT
varo
A Claude Code plugin for shipping static sites and auditing the one that is actually live.
langPythonlicenseGPL-3.0
beatrice-e-edoardo
A finished wedding invite page you can look at, built with the starter kit. One page, no backend.
langHTMLlicenseMIT
wedding-invite-starter-kit
A self-hosted one page wedding invite. Local visual editor, no account, no backend, no build step.
langCSSlicenseMIT
snapchat-memories-to-photos
Import a Snapchat My Data export into Apple Photos with the right dates, places and captions.
langPythonlicenseMIT
vesta
Try clothes on a photo of yourself. CatVTON and segformer running locally on Apple Silicon, with a cloud fallback.
langPythonlicenseMIT
argano
Rebuild the index of a video file that was never finalised. Finds the frames in the raw bytes and writes a playable copy, with no re-encoding.
langPythonlicenseMIT
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