Tools

Rolling-release distro with the AUR. Minimal base, maximum control.

Unofficial Telegram fork with extra features — faster, more customizable, and open source.

Privacy-focused browser with built-in ad blocking and fingerprint protection.

AI-powered coding assistant from Anthropic — terminal-native, context-aware, and deeply integrated into my workflow.

Lightweight self-hosted Git forge — a community-driven fork of Gitea for code hosting, CI/CD, and collaboration.

GitHub's official command-line tool — pull requests, issues, repos, and more from the terminal.

GitLab's official command-line tool — MRs, issues, pipelines, and more from the terminal.

Tiling window manager — keyboard-driven, minimal, and infinitely configurable.

GPU-accelerated terminal with image rendering, splits, and extensibility.

Keyboard-driven cursor manipulation — move and resize windows without touching the mouse.

Pre-configured Neovim distribution — fast, modular, and keyboard-driven.

Declarative, reproducible Linux — manage system config as code.

Minimal, powerful media player — fast, scriptable, and handles almost any format.

Knowledge base and note-taking app — local-first, Markdown-based, and endlessly extensible with plugins.

Open-source AI coding agent for the terminal — lightweight, fast, and model-agnostic.

Professional digital painting app — free, open source, and packed with brushes and tools.

Window switcher, application launcher, and dmenu replacement — fast and scriptable.

Shell script framework for quick web searches from the terminal — great for managing bookmarks.

Terminal multiplexer — persistent sessions, split panes, and scripting.

Extensible shell with completions, themes, and a rich plugin ecosystem.

Record and replay terminal sessions as shareable text-based casts.

Cross-platform SQL editor and database manager. Free edition is open source.

Resource monitor — a more beautiful and feature-rich top alternative.

Drag-and-drop source/target for X11 — move and copy files with a graphical drag-and-drop.

OpenAI's terminal coding agent — useful for quick tasks and prototyping.

Better disk usage utility — a modern, user-friendly replacement for df.

Terminal workspace manager — looks great for working with AI agents, but I'm too used to tmux for now. Might give it a proper shot in the future.

NousResearch's autonomous AI agent — interesting for experimental tasks and exploration.

User-friendly API client — lighter than Postman, with a CLI for fast testing.

Symlink farm manager — clean dotfile management without copying.

Lightweight CLI for slicing, filtering, and transforming JSON data.

Terminal UI for git commands — fast, intuitive, and keyboard-driven.

Terminal UI for Docker — manage containers, images, and compose stacks without leaving the terminal.

Shell helper for quick sessions and tmux management.

Manage tmux sessions with zoxide — smart session switching and creation.

Fuzzy finder TUI with multiple data sources — a fast, extensible terminal explorer.

Git worktree management for parallel development — work on multiple branches simultaneously.

Blazing fast terminal file manager written in Rust. I use it rarely — still need to invest the time to learn the keybindings and make it stick.

High-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom. Looks interesting, but I stick with LazyVim.

Firefox-based browser focused on privacy and minimalism. Looks promising, but Brave is my daily driver.

Smarter cd command — learns your habits and jumps to directories instantly.