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I’d like to share my recent open source project: whai. I built it to help me work on my NAS to get specific BTRFS or docker commands, I had tried other similar projects but None of them had all the features I wanted.
It’s a command line tool that replaces alt tabbing to google (or claude) when you hit a snag when working in the terminal, it can analyze your context and run commands (with approval) to get you unstuck. I’m constantly working on it, the latest updates added MCP support, more local model providers and a shortcut to insert the command in your terminal. I’d love to know what you think about it!
So I already gave out my project for testing, but Chris didn’t give out that much a vision, so…
Re-implementation of Chris’ chat application done with Nuxt. Copying all the README would be boring so here’s a link for it. The only thing you should know that this project is still in test, but most of its functions will be already good for dual platform streaming(or even just Twitch streaming, YT is kinda dumb with their closed API)
Both repositories are fully open source (MIT licensed), contain the complete source code with no closed-source or obfuscated parts. Users can build the apps from source themselves. No pre-built binaries without accompanying source.
The application allows users to securely store, manage, and generate strong passwords completely offline using AES-256 encryption.
Let me know if you need build instructions or any further details.