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Obsidian Mind (breferrari/obsidian-mind): Obsidian Mind is an Obsidian vault template that gives AI coding agents persistent memory through hooks, slash commands and optional local QMD semantic search, built for Claude Code with hooks for Codex CLI and Gemini CLI. See its 3 use cases.

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  1. Cleanyourtv Gathin23/cleanyourtv · Java · 22,089 stars
    Gathin23/cleanyourtv is a Java project that disables bloat on Android TV and Google TV devices over Wi-Fi with ADB and installs a custom home screen launcher. Written for family tech helpers and TV owners who want an ad-free home screen, and for developers who want to adapt the debloat and theme tooling.
    3 use cases, for example Set up a family TV with a clean, ad-free home screen
  2. Attention Control aaddrick/attention-control · Python
    Attention Control is an output style and skill for Claude Code and Codex that applies air traffic control discipline to agent replies, written for readers with ADHD. Developers, especially those with ADHD, who find long agent replies hard to scan and act on.
    3 use cases, for example Make Claude Code replies easier to scan and act on
  3. Linkit blue-idea/linkit · JavaScript
    Linkit is a free, open-source, local-first desktop bookmark manager with AI summaries, semantic search, a knowledge graph, link health checks and optional free cloud sync, using your own OpenAI-compatible API or a local model. Knowledge workers who save lots of links and never find them again.
    3 use cases, for example Find any saved link by meaning, not just title
  4. Sayit callebtc/sayit · Swift · 183 stars
    Say It is a native macOS menu-bar app that reads selected or copied text aloud with open TTS models running locally through MLX Audio on Apple silicon. Mac users on Apple silicon who want private text-to-speech, and developers who want spoken updates from a coding agent.
    3 use cases, for example Listen to any selected text on your Mac, offline
  5. TLDR Radio mat-nolen/tldr-radio · Python
    TLDR Radio is a self-hosted Docker app that turns the public TLDR newsletter archive into chapterized podcast episodes using a deterministic script and local Kokoro text-to-speech, with no LLM and no accounts. Newsletter readers who would rather listen while commuting or cooking, and developers interested in deterministic audio pipelines.
    3 use cases, for example Listen to the daily TLDR newsletters as a podcast
  6. Imark migsilva89/imark · Swift
    Imark is a native macOS Markdown reader that live-reloads on save, saves comments into the .md file as HTML comments, and lets a coding agent open a plan and wait while you mark it up. Mac users who write or review Markdown, especially developers reviewing plans written by coding agents.
    3 use cases, for example Review your coding agent's plan with inline comments
  7. Infomarchy nixfred/infomarchy · TypeScript · 124 stars
    Infomarchy is an Omarchy desktop plugin that draws live AI agent sessions, usage, rate limits and machine stats onto the wallpaper in your current theme. Developers on Omarchy who run several AI coding agents at once and want to see their state without opening each window.
    4 use cases, for example See every running AI agent on your wallpaper
  8. SpaceO ParthJadhav/SpaceO · Swift
    SpaceO is a macOS tool that runs AI agent apps on separate headless virtual displays so agents can operate real native apps and Chromium browsers while you keep your own screen, cursor and focus. Mac users running computer-use agents who do not want the agent fighting them for the mouse and keyboard.
    3 use cases, for example Let an agent use Mac apps while you keep working

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Hot AI repos that do similar jobs in Personal productivity: Cleanyourtv, Attention Control, Linkit, Sayit, TLDR Radio.

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