#typescript

OMX is a workflow layer that enhances OpenAI Codex by adding better task routing, reusable skills, and project state management. It keeps Codex as the execution engine while introducing canonical workflows like `$deep-interview` for clarification, `$ralplan` for planning approval, and `$ralph` or `$team` for execution. The benefit is that you get a structured, consistent approach to complex coding tasks—clarify intent first, approve the plan, then execute with either persistent single-owner loops or coordinated parallel work—without replacing Codex itself, just making your day-to-day work more organized and efficient.

https://github.com/Yeachan-Heo/oh-my-codex

#typescript #electron #open_source #pixijs #screen_capture #screen_recorder

OpenScreen is a free, open-source app like a simple Screen Studio for making beautiful product demos and screen walkthroughs. Record your full screen or windows, add zooms, mic/system audio, backgrounds, motion blur, annotations, trims, speed changes, and export in any ratio. Download from GitHub for macOS, Linux, or Windows—it's MIT-licensed so you can use, modify, or sell it freely with just a copyright notice. You save $29/month, get core tools without limits for personal/commercial use, and customize fully.

https://github.com/siddharthvaddem/openscreen

#rust #filesearch #lua #neovim #neovim_plugin #rust

FFF is a super-fast fuzzy file finder for AI agents and Neovim users. It excels at grepping, fuzzy matching, and globbing with built-in memory that ranks results by frecency, git status, file size, and more for typo-proof searches. Install easily via script for AI (like Claude) or Lua for Neovim (keys like ff for files, fg for grep). This saves you time and tokens by finding code instantly, skipping useless files, and boosting productivity on big repos.

https://github.com/dmtrKovalenko/fff.nvim