Small tools that make the workday better. One of them runs on my machine.
Clone it and it runs on yours.
What holds it together
- One job
Something was in the way. The tool removes it. What that costs underneath is my problem, not the promise.
- Open
No subscription. No account. No key you rent from me. Clone it and it is yours, including the day I lose interest.
- Present
Built for what is missing on my machine today, which is usually something that only became possible last month. Short window. Miss it and you ship a museum piece.
- An open door
Every repository lists what is broken. Take one and send a pull request. Nothing to sign, nobody to ask. The Discord tells you whether somebody got there first.
No category. A dictation app, a benchmark, something soldered to a Raspberry Pi. If it took one thing out of the way, it belongs on the bench.
The bench
One tool on it today. The bench has room, and nothing to put on it that would survive being named.
WordScript
Hold the hotkey, say it, let go. The text is in the field you were already writing in.
Dictation is the easy half. On the way to the field WordScript applies your profile, your dictionary and your snippets, and throws out whatever the model dreamed up in the silence. What lands is text you send, not a transcript you fix first. And nothing runs on one engine: cloud, local, your own server, picked per job, and the jobs in one profile do not have to agree.
git clone https://github.com/sw-forge-org/WordScript.gitcd WordScriptbash setup-tauri.shnpm installnpm run tauri dev