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Szyszka is a bulk file renamer with a GTK 4 interface, available for Linux, Mac and Windows. It offers multiple combinable rules such as replacing, trimming, adding and purging text, adding numbers, changing letter case and custom rules. Rules can be saved and reused, and rules and results can be edited and reordered. The author states it handles even hundreds of thousands of records.
AI Context Linter is a GitHub Action that checks AI coding context files such as CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules and AGENTS.md for security issues, structural problems and AI anti-patterns. It auto-detects context files and runs 12 rules, including detection of hardcoded API keys and leaked home directory paths. Rules cover structure, vague or conflicting instructions and file-type specifics, with configurable token limits and disabled rules.
Bernstein is an open-source, Apache-2.0 licensed AI Agents Governance and Orchestration framework. Users can write governance rules declaratively, and Bernstein enforces these rules while producing verifiable, replayable records of agent activity. The project is associated with the website bernstein.run.
uBlacklist is a browser extension that prevents specified sites from appearing in Google search results. Rules can be added from search result pages or by clicking the toolbar icon, using match patterns or expressions with regular expressions and variables. Rulesets can be synchronized across devices via cloud storage or browser sync, and public rulesets can be subscribed to.
AI-powered marketing automation platform for Google, Meta, and TikTok Ads. Features multi-platform campaign management, AI ad copy generation, analytics dashboard, automation rules, and Stripe billing.
Erdtree is a modern, cross-platform, multi-threaded filesystem and disk-usage utility. It reports disk usage while respecting .gitignore and hidden file rules. The tool is open-source and available on GitHub for users.
Flut Renamer is a bulk file renamer written in Flutter (Dart). It is available on Linux, Windows, Android, iOS and macOS, and lets users chain and reorder rules for insertion, replacement, removal, numbering, rearrangement, transliteration and truncation, with a preview of resulting names before applying them. Builds exist for Android, Linux, Windows, macOS and iOS.
Global Speed is a web extension for setting a default speed for video and audio. It applies speeds automatically and allows URL rules for specific sites, and it is offered for Edge, Firefox, or Chrome.
A GitHub repository holding code for the Kaggle acquire valued shoppers challenge, including feature generation scripts. The README points to Kaggle for rules and data and to a competition page and MLWave site for tutorials and discussion.
Ladder is a self-hosted HTTP web proxy and developer tool for testing and analyzing paywall implementations and content delivery behavior on websites. It can remove or modify CORS and other headers, inject custom code, apply domain-based rulesets and emulate different client types. The project states it does not circumvent advanced access restrictions and may not function on services that actively restrict access.
Session Alive is a Firefox and Chrome add-on for keeping a website session alive to avoid session timeout messages. Rules can use a background request via AJAX or a foreground request, with a rule name, trigger URL and request interval. Background requests support an asterisk wildcard in the trigger URL.
Solaar is a Linux device manager for many Logitech keyboards, mice and other devices that connect wirelessly to a Unifying, Bolt, Lightspeed or Nano receiver, or via USB cable or Bluetooth. It is not a device driver and responds only to special messages from devices otherwise ignored by the Linux input system. It supports pairing and unpairing devices with receivers, configuring device settings, custom button configuration and running rules.
