Tools built for one desk, then polished enough to hand over.
macOS apps · Claude Code plugins · small command-line things
| Repo | What it is | |
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| claude-plugins start here |
The marketplace, and the biggest thing here. Twelve plugins for Claude Code (readable, decode, learnable, fig, spring-clean and more), plus one packaged from upstream. Add it once, then install whichever you want. | |
| zemzeme | Persian dictation for macOS. Double-tap right Command, talk, and the text lands at your cursor in any app. Free, no account, no key. | |
| claude-deck | Many Claude accounts side by side on one Mac or PC. A profile launcher, a usage dashboard, and claude-sync, which gives every account one shared session list. |
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| dnsrace | A local DNS resolver for macOS. It races 61 public resolvers on every query and keeps the first answer, so no single resolver can take your DNS down. | |
| claude-config | This desk's ~/.claude, versioned: the operating manual, agent skills, slash commands, and a settings template you can clone onto a new machine. |
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| backlog-overview | One command tells you what is in progress across every project. Pure bash, no dependencies. | |
| claude-backlog-md | Backlog.md task management as a plugin, plus a skill that turns messy docs into a clean backlog. Also in the marketplace. | |
| gstack | Garry Tan's gstack workflow packaged as a plugin. Not our work: credit and ongoing development belong upstream. |
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One marketplace for everything built here for Claude Code: plugins, skills, commands, and agents, organized by category. Add the marketplace once, then pick whichever plugins you want. In the desktop app: Then In the terminal instead: Twelve plugins plus one packaged from upstream · nothing edits your |
Persian dictation for macOS. Double-tap right Command, talk, and the text lands at your cursor in any app, even full-screen. Free: no account, no login, no key, no quota. Version 2 makes one decision and derives the rest from it: cut the audio into ~7-second chunks at silence. Measurement showed quality collapses long before the server's own limit, so every seam-stitching mechanism version 1 had was repairing damage its own chunk length created. curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/smk-labs/zemzeme/main/install.sh | bashmacOS 13+ · Objective-C · zero dependencies · one |
Thirteen plugins, in smk-labs/claude-plugins.
| Plugin | What it does |
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| readable | Replies as styled cards, so Persian and RTL render correctly instead of scrambling |
| cursor-delegate | Runs coding and writing work on a Cursor subscription's quota instead of Claude's |
| decode | A narrated tour of a codebase, for people who do not read code |
| spring-clean | Deep-cleans a repo, then leaves guardrails so it stays clean |
| learnable | Turns a subject into a course you actually finish, starting from a placement quiz |
| fig | Single-file looping animated SVGs for ideas that move: flows, retries, queues, fan-outs |
| daily-tools | Persian-first everyday helpers: swarm QA campaigns, prompt writing, plain-language steps |
| getpix | Free licensed images from five sources, no API keys, optimized into the project |
| principles-first | First-principles checks on a product or architecture call, before scope hardens |
| open-design-guide | 151 design systems with their real tokens, on hand while building UI |
| portal-skills | Platform and security work: GitLab CI, Helm charts, pod rightsizing, OWASP passes |
| backlog-md | Backlog.md task management, plus a skill that imports messy docs into a clean backlog |
| gstack | Garry Tan's 53-skill dev workflow, packaged. All credit upstream |
Persian and right-to-left come first, not last. Most tools treat RTL as a rendering bug to work around later. Here it is the case the thing was designed for, and English is what falls out of doing that properly.
Every dependency has to earn its place. Supply chain is the live attack surface today, and a package you never pull can neither break nor be poisoned. So the Mac app has none at all, the bash tools have none, and the rest keep a short leash.
Note
Some repos in this organization are archived. They were retired on purpose, never dropped quietly, and each one's README names what replaced it.