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The macOS window manager that gives every app its own Alt-Tab.
Why you will like it:
Bind applications to number keys to refocus to any window for that app.
Assign profiles for different sets of bindings.
Do your binding and profile management through the keyboard.
Customizable keyboard shortcuts.
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A real-time AI coding agent status panel for the macOS Dynamic Island (Notch).
Why you will like it:
Expands from the MacBook notch, collapses when idle.
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, Copilot, Trae/Traecli, Qoder, Factory, CodeBuddy, OpenCode, Kimi Code CLI, Cline, Pi / Oh My Pi.
See active sessions, tool calls, and AI responses in real time.
Approve/deny tool permissions directly from the panel.
Respond to agent questions without leaving your current app.
Click a session to jump to its terminal tab or IDE window.
Tab-level terminal detection: only suppresses notifications when you’re looking at the specific session tab, not just the terminal app.
Automatically configures hooks for all detected CLI tools, with auto-repair and version tracking.
Mirror session status to Dynamic Island, Lock Screen, StandBy, and Apple Watch.
English and Chinese, auto-detects system language.
Works with external monitors, auto-detects notch displays.
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A type-safe Swift package for Lucide Icons with vector rendering.
Why you will like it:
SVG paths converted to native SwiftUI Shape - scales infinitely to any size without pixelation.
1,738+ enum cases with full Xcode autocomplete - compile-time verification prevents runtime icon-not-found errors.
Full integration of 374+ experimental icons from the Lucide Lab repository.
Pure Swift implementation, no external dependencies at runtime - just Swift and SwiftUI.
Built on SwiftUI’s Shape protocol with full modifier support (.stroke(), .fill(), .frame(), etc.).
Multi-Platform: iOS 14+, macOS 11+, tvOS 14+, watchOS 7+, visionOS 1+.
Control stroke width with strokeWidth parameter.
Keep stroke constant regardless of icon size with absoluteStrokeWidth.
Native SwiftUI Label support for menus, toolbars, and buttons.
Enum lookup ~7× faster than bundle-based approaches; Shape rendering ~2× faster than PDF rasterization.
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Claude Cap - Keeps an eye on your Claude.ai usage in real time, helping you avoid unexpected limits and stay focused. Built with Python and rumps, it puts essential stats within easy reach.
SpendBar - Keeps Anthropic and OpenAI API costs visible at a glance, helping you stay ahead of unexpected bills with local-first tracking and budget alerts.
Vorssaint - A menu bar app that brings everyday Mac utilities together in one place - system monitoring, app management, audio controls, window switching, file handling, and productivity tools.
RemindMe - Helps you avoid unexpected shutdowns with clear, impossible-to-miss low battery alerts. Uses native macOS notifications to stay responsive without wasting power.
DevCleaner - Helps developers reclaim wasted disk space by scanning caches, build artifacts, old simulators, and AI tool leftovers across 22 ecosystems.
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