Building on Bitcoin and EVM ⚡ — plus Linux desktop security and CLI tools that scratch my own itches.
- secrets-dispatcher — per-operation approval and audit logging for keyring access and git commit signing. See exactly which process (including your AI agents) reads which secret — and approve or deny it live.
- gopass-secret-service — freedesktop.org Secret Service backed by gopass: GPG-encrypted, git-synced secrets for Firefox, Chromium, and every libsecret app. Drop-in replacement for GNOME Keyring's secret storage.
They stack: app → secrets-dispatcher → gopass-secret-service → gopass → GPG.
- browser-web3-signer — sign EVM & TRON transactions from the CLI, Rust, TypeScript, or Go using your own browser wallet. Private keys never leave the browser.
- bsc-p2p — lightweight BSC block listener that joins devp2p as an eth/68 peer.
- arb-wss — real-time Arbitrum sequencer-feed transaction decoder.
- compose-bitcoin — Docker Compose stack for a Bitcoin Testnet4 node.
- aurox — yay-like AUR helper backed by the GitHub AUR mirror; keeps working when aurweb is down.
- powerlog — single-file Bash power / thermal / throttling monitor for Linux laptops.
- tg-echo — self-hosted echo test for Telegram voice & video calls; verify calls survive flaky links, DPI, or proxies.
- yt2ym — YouTube audio → Yandex Music playlists, with chapter splitting.
- fpsdoctor — CLI that tells you what limits your game's FPS: a reasoned per-second verdict (GPU / CPU / thermal / frame cap / stutter), down to cache-miss level.
- unblind — Claude Code plugin that catches "algebraic blindness" (over-generic types) in generated code.
- dkls23ctl-comparison — two Claude models independently build the same threshold-ECDSA CLI: article, charts, findings.
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