visitor@danimoya:~$ cat ./README
PERSONAL OPEN-SOURCE WORKBENCH // EST. 2026
Small tools for people who like to take their computers personally. Built on Omarchy. Made to be read, forked, and changed.
[boot] loading public registry… [ OK ] grok-bot-arch [ OK ] omarchy-google-drive [ OK ] omarchy-animated-screensaver [ OK ] omarchy-monitor-mirror $ echo $PHILOSOPHY "Read the source. Make it yours." 4 projects / one workbench
Turn an official Grok Bot RPM or DEB into an Arch package. Inspect the bundled version, build with makepkg, and upgrade through pacman. Includes a coding-agent skill for the next update.
Packaging tested with RPM 0.75.3 and DEB 0.75.2.
Your Drive, within reach of the Omarchy bar. View mount status and transfer activity, open your files, and control the rclone mount from the desktop.
Account setup and release checks are required. Read the project README before enabling.
Give idle time a little character. Rotating ASCII artwork with TerminalTextEffects animations, readable pauses, and Omarchy idle integration.
A development prototype with lifecycle work outstanding. Preview and review the release checklist first.
Plug in, mirror, present. Extend/Mirror controls in the Omarchy display panel, plus an optional helper for automatic external-display mirroring on laptops.
Hardware testing and portable lifecycle management remain release work.
visitor@danimoya:~$ less CONTRIBUTING.md
I'm Daniel Moya. These are tools from my own Linux workbench, shared so other people can inspect them, try them, and make them better.
Found a reproducible bug? Open an issue with the project version and the steps that trigger it. Built an improvement? Send a pull request.
github.com/danimoya ↗01 Source is open. Read before running.
02 Development snapshots are labeled.
03 Setup lives with each project.
04 Useful feedback beats guesswork.
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