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Reposhot is a powerful tool designed to help developers create visual snapshots of their GitHub repositories with ease. This tool is particularly useful for developers who want to showcase their work in a visually appealing manner. Reposhot integrates seamlessly with GitHub, allowing users to generate snapshots that highlight the key features and structure of their repositories. Whether you're preparing for a presentation, creating a portfolio, or simply want to share your work with others, Reposhot provides an intuitive interface to capture and display your codebase effectively. Key features include easy integration with GitHub, customizable snapshot options, and high-quality image outputs. This tool is a must-have for developers looking to enhance their project presentations and share their work in a professional format.

Reposhot

<h3>An MCP server implementation that integrates the Sarvam API, providing comprehensive text processing capabilities for Indian languages. Features</h3>- Language Identification: Detect language and script of input text (e.g., en-IN, hi-IN, Latin, Devanagari)- Text Analytics: Perform deep analysis and answer specific questions about text content- Text Translation: Translate between languages with speaker gender, mode, and script controls- Smart Processing: Support for numerals format, spoken form, and custom processing options<h3>Tools</h3>- language-identification - Identifies language and script of input text - Inputs: - `input` (string): Text to identify language and script- text-analytics - Performs comprehensive text analysis - Inputs: - `text` (string): Text to analyze - `questions` (string[]): Array of questions to answer about the text- translate-text - Translates text between languages - Inputs: - `input` (string): Text to translate - `source_language_code` (string): Source language code - `target_language_code` (string): Target language code - `speaker_gender` (string, optional): Speaker's gender - `mode` (string, optional): Translation mode - `model` (string, optional): Translation model - `enable_processing` (boolean, optional): Enable additional processing - `output_script` (string, optional): Target script - `numerals_format` (string, optional): Format for numerals- transliterate-text - Converts text between different scripts - Inputs: - `input` (string): Text to transliterate - `source_language_code` (string): Source language code - `target_language_code` (string): Target language code - `numerals_format` (string, optional): Format for numerals - `spoken_form` (boolean, optional): Enable spoken form - `spoken_form_numerals_language` (string, optional): Language for spoken numerals

SarvamAI MCP Server

<h3>chai.nvim</h3>chai.nvim is a warm, cozy Neovim color theme that's a port of the original chai theme for VSCode, created by Hitesh Choudhary. The theme focuses on providing a comfortable dark theme experience optimized for long coding sessions, with a carefully crafted color palette that emphasizes readability and visual comfort. It's designed with the philosophy of creating "chill coding vibes" - basically a theme that's easy on the eyes during those marathon coding sessions.The theme comes packed with extensive customization options and plugin support. You can toggle features like italic comments, transparent backgrounds, dimmed non-current windows, and even customize the color palette entirely through configuration options. It has built-in support for popular Neovim plugins like Treesitter, nvim-cmp, Telescope, LSPSaga, Bufferline, and many others, ensuring a consistent visual experience across your entire setup.

chai.nvim

One place, to meet 'em all.Ever wondered what all events and meetups are happening around Bengaluru? Yeah, same.<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://blrmeetups.in">blrmeetups.in</a> aims to bring together all of Bengaluru's diverse events into a single, clean interface. No more switching between platforms or missing out on that perfect event because it was buried in some obscure corner of the internet.From tech conferences and startup mixers to cultural festivals and weekend workshops - everything that's worth attending in Bengaluru is now just a click away.Our platform already has numerous events from across Bengaluru. And yes, we've added dark mode for those of you planning your social calendar during late-night browsing sessions.Visit <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://blrmeetups.in">blrmeetups.in</a> today and discover what's happening in your city!

blrmeetups.in

A mechanical keyboard emulator written in Go.

Keymulate

npm library to convert Markdown strings to HTML, written in TypeScript.

Marksmith

A message board where one can view, send, delete messages on a message board depending on their level of membership.

Members Only

Nvim-Rafce

PalettePix is where designers and developers can quickly test out color palettes to get an idea of how their websites would look.

Link to website: https://shobhit-nagpal.github.io/palettepix/
Link to Github repo: https://github.com/Shobhit-Nagpal/palettepix

PalettePix

A static site generator which converts markdown to HTML, rewritten in Golang.

Statgen

Crawlr is a web crawler written in Node, where you enter the link of a website, the script crawls all pages with the same hostname and return all internal link visits to the different links.

Crawlr

frmt is a CLI format convertor for those who live in the terminal.

Frmt

JS-Lexer is a project inspired from making a Monkey interpreter in Go by reading 'Writing an Interpreter in Go' by Thorsten Ball. The goal was simply to build the lexer out on my own in JS.

It's published as an npm package on here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@shobhit-nagpal/js-lexer

JS-Lexer

Made an interpreter for Monkey language using Go by reading "Writing an Interpreter in Go" by Thorsten Ball.