browserbuddy
JavaScript
Let your AI agents do all the boring stuff you don't wanna do on your real browser, on your behalf -- First-class support for Chrome and Firefox alike
Components
Dark, sharp, notched at 22.5 degrees, outlined, offset-shadowed, dithered, on a dot grid.
The notch
The corner rule. A notch is cut on the bottom-right corner, on the top-left corner, or on both. The top-right and the bottom-left corners are never cut, and nothing is ever cut on four corners. The three legal shapes are below; there is no fourth.
st-notch
bottom-right
st-notch-tl
top-left
st-notch-tl-br
both
badgeaccentsolid
Esc
Label
Cards, connection and arrows
Point at a card: its outline lights, its shadow deepens, it lifts, and its neighbours answer with their own outline. No text changes colour and nothing is painted behind text, so a card is exactly as readable under the pointer as beside it.
claudestream
Python
Drive Claude Code from Python: run it as a subprocess and read its output as typed events, with async and sync sessions, sandbox policies, and tools you define in Python
claudewheel
Python
A TUI Claude Code Launcher that lets you have more than one profile, manage sessions lifecycle, pick the exact CC version, model to use (even older unlisted ones), pick which GitHub account to use, etc.
The arrow above draws as you scroll down and undraws as you scroll up.
Ordered dithering
A 4x4 Bayer ramp painted into a canvas from two tokens, the same ramp as a CSS checker at three densities, and the two-tone filter over a plate.
25%
50%
75%
Motion
Three things move, and never more than one of them on a screen: the background layers, the scroll-drawn arrow above, and these reveals. Everything else — the dot grid, the dithering, the scanlines — is a still texture.
uv tool install rlsbl
Reveal from the left.
Reveal from the right.
Reveal by scale.