Small ideas A little universe.

A personal collection of useful tools, playful experiments, and colorful identities. Built by Zheng Li.

• Raven — Connect GitHub Copilot to Anthropic- and OpenAI-compatible tools and track usage.
• Pew — A contribution graph for the AI-native era. See your coding tokens tell a story.
• Xray — A closer look at your Twitter / X activity, with analytics and AI-powered reports.
• Firefly — A modern home for writing, publishing, and the ideas worth keeping.
• Bat — A lightweight watchtower for your servers, with a Rust probe and a clear dashboard.
• Shrike — A small macOS menu bar app that keeps your files in sync with Google Drive.
• Neo — Your two-factor codes, together. Encrypted storage, easy imports, and offline access.
• Backy — A dependable home for AI-agent backups. Store, inspect, and restore with confidence.
• Otter — Keep your Mac development setup safe with snapshots, diffs, and cloud backups.
• Gecko — A little perspective on your screen time, with a Mac tracker and a synced dashboard.
• Dove — A self-hosted email relay with webhooks, reusable templates, and delivery insights.
• Pika — Replay, search, and rediscover your AI coding conversations.
• Lyre — Recordings, transcripts, and word-by-word playback, beautifully in sync.
• Codo — A quiet macOS notification bridge between your AI agents and your desktop.
• Wooly — Keep family perks in sight: card rewards, memberships, insurance, and expiry dates.
• Surety — A private, local-first home for your family insurance policies.
• Life.ai — Bring health, places, and spending into one personal picture.
• Zhe — Short links, clean URLs, and a little less friction when sharing things.
• Noheir — A clear view of your money: income, spending, assets, and the bigger picture.
• Ellie — A modern forum for thoughtful conversations, with a companion terminal client.
• Owl — A macOS menu bar lookout that spots unusual patterns in your system logs.
• R2Shot — Capture a screenshot, upload it to R2, and have a shareable link on your clipboard.
• Hooky — Send webhooks from your browser toolbar, context menu, or a quick message.
• Meowth — Local bridge for five coding-agent CLIs with HTTP control and a web dashboard
• Frogie — A local-first home for your AI agents. Chat, tools, and sessions in one place.
• Bogo — A personal knowledge home for documents, people, and the connections between them.
• Steed — A shared home for AI agents, their assets, and the relationships between them.
• Fundly — China mutual-fund browser and ranking tool with local SQLite and Railway
• clip — Generate fully working CLIs from a clip.yaml schema, with built-in credential management
• Giraffe — A personal GitHub observatory for repositories, workflows, and encrypted snapshots.
• Snaky — Know where your traffic goes. Inspect VPN routes, exit IPs, latency, and proxy rules.
• Rooster — A web control panel for Hermes Agent, from conversations to models and profiles.
• Ocelot — Read-only Obsidian reader for public and private GitHub vaults
• Gaga — A tiny 3D playroom where Taotao can explore, wander, and discover toys.
• Dotty — A pixel-brutalist dashboard kit with monochrome geometry and stacked charts.
• Matrix — A sci-fi dashboard kit for interfaces that feel like a glimpse into the digital world.
• Basalt — Dense, dark, durable. A matte design system for information-rich software.
• Poké Pocket — GB / GBC / GBA collection with browser play and local saves
• Dogfight — An arcade dogfight in the browser. Take an F-22 into a sky full of Su-35s.
• Pew Game — Pixel art prairie shooter with an all-time leaderboard
• DreamRO — Nostalgic 3D browser RPG with 20 classes, three realms, and local saves
• Showtime — Native macOS browser for agent-directed product demo recordings
• Info Space — Native SwiftUI workspace SDK with resizable grids and customizable information panels
• signoff.now — Developer and Git activity analytics
• Unseal — Find quarantined macOS apps and interactively remove their quarantine flags.
• Flow — A Chinese pinyin input engine that brings language models into everyday typing.
• Arena — Let coding agents debate solutions while you review, compare, and decide.
• Echo — A small, fast IP lookup service, built with Bun and TypeScript.
• Deca — A local-first Mac gateway that brings AI agents to Discord, the terminal, and HTTP.
• Runner — Declare a schedule and let your Mac run your AI jobs through launchd.
• GeekHub — A self-hosted RSS reader with AI summaries and translation.
• IPSafe — Check your network connection before letting a command run.
• Coffee — Bilingual coffee flavor wheel, origin atlas, brewing lab and tasting journal
• hermes on herdr — Run Hermes in Herdr with optional monitoring
• Pi Agent Policy — User-level Pi tool policies and bounded recovery

# Hexly project catalogue

Page: https://hexly.ai/

Use the project catalogue JSON as the source of truth for IDs, bilingual descriptions, repositories, websites, identity records and optional media. Follow each /projects/<id> page and its agent guide for exact asset URLs and hashes.

The default directory excludes archived projects. An entry being listed does not prove its product is released or its website is healthy. Read the status API for observed health.

Reuse original brand assets and preserve their geometry, proportions, colors, license and provenance. Hexly campaign artwork is labelled separately from official project identity. Do not recolor a project's Logo or transfer the Hexly promotional palette into its product UI.

Use existing project recordings when media.videos is present. Otherwise omit the video section. Standard Hexly outros are already rendered and can be used across projects without regeneration.

Optional media.screenshots contains ordered product previews. Use preview/thumbnail derivatives for browsing, src for the full-resolution original, and source for versioned provenance and hashes. Preserve aspect ratios and omit this section when the list is absent or empty.

Optional brandTexture selects an independently versioned Hexly campaign surface; otherwise use brandKit.texture. Follow each project's Agent guide for the active light/dark PNGs, exact prompts and manifest. Reuse accepted textures as whole canvases and keep original identity colors, product UI and archived state unchanged.

## Sources

- [Project catalogue JSON](https://hexly.ai/data/projects.json)
- [Standard outro files and hashes](https://hexly.ai/templates/outros.json)
- [Share metadata](https://hexly.ai/api/share.json)
- [Agent index](https://hexly.ai/llms.txt)
- [Published site version and revision](https://hexly.ai/api/live)