A fork of the Apple Silicon menu-bar system monitor, extended with a resizable Desktop HUD — live CPU, memory, network, GPU, battery, and power-rail metrics, a launcher tile grid, an embedded terminal, and tabs for finances, calendar, iMessage, and a multi-agent Claude assistant.
Turns any touchscreen monitor into a real touch control deck for macOS. A root launchd daemon seizes the touch device below WindowServer, maps taps to the bound display, and snaps the cursor back the instant your finger lifts.
Privacy-first, on-device context capture — watches your screen, mic, and active app, reduces each window of activity to plain text via OCR and Whisper, then deletes the raw media. Only redacted text ever persists, ready to feed a local LLM or a Claude scheduled task.
Stand up a new product idea — marketing site, analytics, database, payments, and booking — in under fifteen minutes, repeatedly, for many ideas in parallel. One Vercel project per launch so each gets its own domain and deploy cadence; everything underneath is shared and joined by a single launch_slug.
A Model Context Protocol server that hands an agent real research tools rather than a search box: price and fundamentals, multi-source news with sentiment scoring, housing and macro indicators, and valuation analysis — all callable as typed tools over a single equity.
A native Go/Win32 desktop toolbar for collections agents — CRM account scraping, timezone-aware quiet-hour compliance checks, and one-key call actions, with no AutoHotkey runtime and no interpreted script to drift out of sync with the UI.