Open source

We give the tools away.

Everything here is public, MIT-ish in spirit, and built because we needed it first. Themes, a download manager, a Docker sandbox for AI agents, and the small patches that never got upstreamed.

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01 — Repositories

What we keep in the open.

Our own work, not forks. Every repo listed here is something we wrote and still maintain.

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Nordic Blue GNOME Dark Theme Suite: Shell + GTK 3/4 + Companion Icons + Cursors + 4K Wallpapers

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MT Verdant Nocturne — dark GNOME theme suite (Shell 50/51, GTK3, GTK4 best-effort, Flatpak) with original night-garden wallpaper

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Desktop integration work for OpenCode Go across KDE and GNOME shells.

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Polish hot-patches for the Kilo Code VS Code chat UI: rounded tables, unified radii, model picker vibes

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🟢 Ultimate AI Multi-Agent Docker Sandbox — 20+ AI coding agents, Flutter, Android SDK, Chromium, Playwright, VS Code Web, all safely isolated in Docker. Ubuntu 26.04 LTS.

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Gatsby starter wired to Netlify CMS — the early static-site setup we still like for content sites.

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02 — Why we do it

Support you can check.

We've been shipping free tools since 2017. Not as marketing — because a theme, a Docker setup or a patch for a chat UI takes three evenings and saves a hundred people the same three evenings.

When a repo here is useful to you, use it. If you find a bug, open an issue and we'll actually read it. If you want it maintained for your own setup, that's the part we charge for — setup, tuning and support, not the code.

Same principle as the rest of the site: the work is visible, and you can judge it before you call.

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