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Ryker is a Chrome extension for inline editing a document and recording every change you make as a prompt-ready change request.There are two ways to use Ryker. Click the Ryker extension toolbar button on any HTML page to edit the document directly on the page. Or open the Ryker workspace and load a Markdown or HTML file from your own disk into Ryker's visual editor.As you edit, Ryker records each change as a prompt-ready change request that you can copy or download and hand to an agent assistant for implementation.<h3>Why did we build this?</h3>HTML has become a useful format for delivering rich content when working withlarge language models: complete reports, tables, figures, layouts and styleddocuments, in a form that renders immediately in a browser. Markdown haslikewise become a common format for structured content.Both are easy for a model to generate and awkward to edit at the source.Markdown means switching between source and preview. HTML source separates the author from the rendered document the reader will actually see. Inline editing lets you work against the rendered result instead, and Ryker keeps a record of what you changed while you do it.<h3>Two ways to use it</h3>As a Chrome extension. Install it from the Chrome Web Store, then clickthe toolbar button on any HTML page to edit that document in place. Or openthe Ryker workspace and load a Markdown or HTML file from your own disk. On a tab Chrome will not let it touch, a new tab or a`chrome://` page, the button opens the workspace instead of failing.As a drop-in. Add Ryker to an HTML document with npx and it travels with thefile. A reader or reviewer can then edit the page and produce a change requestwithout installing anything.```bashnpx --yes @gbti/ryker insert ./report.html```<h3>Features</h3><ul><li>Inline visual editing for HTML and Markdown</li><li>Export content changes as a machine-readable prompt</li><li>An outline built from the document's real heading structure</li><li>Move or delete whole sections from that outline, recorded as moves rather than as character diffs</li><li>Revision history tracked per document</li><li>Markdown with nested lists, tables and code fences, returned as the file it came from</li><li>Save the edited document back over the file you opened, or as a new file beside it</li></ul>

Ryker - Inline HTML & Visual Markdown Editing

Multiple terminals are now a staple of ongoing development work. Instead of rebuilding named Claude sessions, servers, PowerShell tabs, and WSL environments each time VS Code restarts, Terminal Session Profiles saves the complete setup and brings it back ready to use.Terminals are no longer temporary scratch space. They often represent distinct, long-running parts of a project, each with its own name, working directory, and purpose. A typical project might run several named Claude Code sessions alongside one PowerShell terminal and one WSL terminal, so three to five tabs in a single project is normal.VS Code already includes native terminal persistence, but restoring a terminal tab is not the same as restoring the session that previously occupied it. A restored tab may keep its old name and scrollback while reopening as a new default shell with none of its previous processes running. The tab looks familiar, but the environment it represented is no longer there.A profile records which shell to open, which directory to open it in, and an ordered list of commands to run once the shell is ready. Commands are replayed literally and in order, so "claude --resume ClaudeCodeSessionName" reopens that particular named session rather than whatever ran last in that folder. Each command except the final one is awaited before the next begins, which lets a profile prepare an environment before starting a long-running process.Before replacing a restored terminal, the extension compares the process recorded when the profile was launched against the process that returned. If the original genuinely survived, the terminal is left alone rather than being terminated and recreated.There is a second, optional half. The Explorer, editor, terminal, and chat areas can be arranged as collapsible columns with status-bar controls, and each workspace remembers its own arrangement. It controls VS Code's real interface containers rather than replacing them, so the terminal keeps its normal list and Claude Code or Codex continue to operate inside their existing panels. It can be disabled without affecting profiles, command replay, or restoration.Free, open source, MIT licensed. Available on the Visual Studio Marketplace and through Open VSX for VSCodium and Cursor.

Terminal Session Profiles

SavePoint Station Manager is a self-hosted desktop application for Windows, macOS, and Linux that lets communities, DJ collectives, indie podcast networks, and hobbyist broadcasters run their own 24/7 online radio or video station.Key capabilities:- Weekly programming schedule with automated content playout- Live contributor slots delivered over RTMP, so co-hosts can tunnel into their allotted airtime from any studio setup (OBS or any RTMP encoder)- Simulcast a single station's output to YouTube, Twitch, Kick, TikTok, Mixcloud, SoundCloud, Substack, X, Discord, and any RTMP endpoint you own- Self-hosted by design. Your station runs on your own hardware and storage. No cloud lock-in, no per-listener fees, no shared logins for co-hosts- Optional cloud backend for artist relay, permission workflows, scheduling coordination, and multi-user contributor access- Pairs with Discord for community-driven station operation and always-on chat around the broadcast- License management for community operators running multi-station deploymentsFree version and free trial available. Paid tiers unlock a broadcast pass (Year Pass or subscription) for scaling stations. Full brand kit and screenshots at savepoint.fm/branding. Development transparency, including AI collaboration tools used, at savepoint.fm/credits.

SavePoint Station Manager

Snapshots for AI is a powerful extension designed for Visual Studio Code and other IDEs, enabling developers to create machine-readable markdown snapshots of their projects. This tool is optimized for AI consumption, making it easier to share context with AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude. Key features include one-click snapshot creation, smart file selection, and perfect formatting with syntax highlighting. Users can generate context-rich snapshots that maintain code structure and relationships, ideal for Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG). The extension supports major AI assistants and offers a seamless integration with VSCode, Windsurf, and Cursor IDEs. Getting started is simple: install the extension, open a file, and use the camera icon to create a snapshot. This tool is open source, with the code available on GitHub, ensuring transparency and community collaboration.