Just some personal tools I felt like sharing — free, as-is, use them however you like. 🪝

• 🪝 Hooker — a pixel-mascot taskbar widget that auto-approves Claude Code prompts per session and shows, at a glance, which one needs you.
• 👁️ ClaudeWatch — a tiny colored HUD for Claude Code: model, context usage, directory, and current tool at a glance.
• 🧭 CodeCompass — a fully-local code search & navigation engine that cuts the tokens an AI coding agent spends finding code: lexical + symbolic + semantic, memory-mapped, no GPU or cloud.
• 🔪 CodeCarver — (WIP, not yet real-world tested) carves a huge, messy repo down to only the code needed to build & run one thing: reachability slicing generalized to any language and your build config, at both file and function level.
• 🧬 CodeSpawner — a deterministic generator of synthetic code corpora for stress-testing indexers, search, and carvers at 100 GB+ scale (giant >1 GB headers amid tens of thousands of tiny files), with a machine-checkable ground-truth manifest. Feeds CodeCompass and CodeCarver.
• 🔀 CodeDiffer — (WIP, not yet real-world tested) an agent-first 2-/3-/n-way diff tool for VERY large trees (~100 GB, >1 GB files, local or over a network share): a walk→hash→reason→hunks cost funnel with block-level giant-file diffs and bounded, paged output, verified against a CodeSpawner ground-truth contract.
• 📡 Discordinator — a CLI + MCP server that relays messages between AI coding sessions on different machines through a private Discord server: one bot, per-project channels, new-only handoff, and ✅ read-acks.
• 🚦 ComputeWarden — a machine-wide coordination service over MCP that stops multiple AI agents and build tools from saturating one machine at once: cooperative, lease-based reservations plus auto-detected heavy processes, via a local daemon and a thin MCP adapter.
• 🧰 ToolBelt — a zero-dependency, cross-platform C# utility library: 180+ small, heavily-tested drop-in helpers across 22 focused divisions (collections, numerics, text, graphs, intervals, async, signal, statistics, and more).

• 🐾 FunctionTraceDemo — automatic compiler-based function tracing for C/C++ (Clang/LLVM): enter/exit, parameters, and return values injected at build time with zero source changes, built up as -finstrument-functions, a custom LLVM pass, and a libclang descriptor generator.
• 🔌 ChatbotAddonDemo — a reference demo of adding AI to a legacy Windows desktop tool (.NET/WPF): an opt-in chat assistant with approvals for anything that writes files or drives hardware, MCP access for coding agents via the console tool, and the customer paying for their own tokens, with diagrams and decision records explaining why.

• 〰️ Subtap — a single-file, dependency-free desktop tool for retiming song captions (.srt) by ear: waveform, tap-sync, and per-line deltas.
• ▶️ Subsync — a single-file, dependency-free Windows tool that plays a song's captions (.srt) back as keystrokes, driving a lagging synced-lyric display back into time by hand. Sibling to Subtap.

• 🎮 NoteSight — an offline auto-charter that turns audio into playable charts for StepMania/ITGmania (.sm) and Beat Saber by detecting onsets and beat grids. Local, Python-only, no external system dependencies.

• 🃏 Cardinator — a single-file, no-install Windows app for making custom Magic-style cards: look a card up on Scryfall for its text and real art (or make your own), drop in art, pick a frame — including full-art — and export print-ready PNGs and 3×3 print sheets.
• 🎲 MagicSimulator — goldfish a Commander deck thousands of times to see how fast it really wins, and test card swaps against the same shuffles to find the ones that help.

• 💓 HeartRateMonitor — your live heart rate from a Bluetooth chest strap as a big always-on-top number over your game: zone colors, a live graph, and CSV/TCX recording.

• 🌐 RelentlessOldMusic.com
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