Results for “rust”

Rust

Safe and fast programming language

GreptimeDB

Open-source observability database unifying metrics, logs and traces: SQL and PromQL, written in Rust, object-storage native.

Rudoc

Converts documents between formats like Markdown, Word, and PDF from the command line — a much smaller and faster alternative to Pandoc for the conversions most people actually need.

Desktui

Lets you view and control a remote computer's desktop without ever leaving your terminal window — pixel-perfect, no separate VNC app needed.

Legato

A programming toolkit for building audio software and synthesizers in the Rust programming language, aimed at developers who want to design custom sound-processing effects the way a musician might patch cables on a modular synthesizer, but in code.

Terminai

A free tool that adds an AI assistant to your existing terminal — press Ctrl+Space and it suggests a command, but always asks before running anything.

uvr

A very fast package manager for the R programming language — the same idea as Python's popular 'uv' tool, but for R — that installs your project's packages in seconds instead of minutes, with a clean isolated environment per project.

Harper

A grammar checker that runs entirely on your machine — no account, no server, no text ever leaving your computer — built into your code editor by the team behind WordPress.com.

Pumpkin

A Minecraft server rebuilt from scratch in Rust for speed and low resource use — for self-hosters who've hit the ceiling of what a Java-based server can handle on modest hardware.

Topcoat

A Rust web framework where a component can read straight from your database and update in the browser without you writing a separate API — backed by the team behind Tokio.

OpenLogi

A free, open-source app for reprogramming Logitech mice and keyboards — button remapping, DPI, and SmartShift — that runs entirely on your machine, with no account or telemetry.

Eidos

A Windows filesystem search and storage-analytics tool combining Everything-class instant search with content indexing and live change tracking, built in Rust for developers and power users.

zcomplete

A lightweight command-line tool that learns from your shell history and suggests corrections when you mistype a command, across zsh, bash, and fish.

pdf-inspector

A free, open-source Rust library that quickly figures out whether a PDF is text-based or scanned and pulls out clean, structured text — so you only pay for expensive OCR on the PDFs that actually need it.

Switchyard

A free, open-source traffic router for AI apps that lets you send requests to different AI models based on rules (cost, load, task type) while keeping the same OpenAI/Anthropic-style API your code already uses.

turbovec

A free, open-source vector search library that finds similar items (for AI search, recommendations, RAG) faster and using far less memory than the previous standard, FAISS.

Day Framework

A Rust framework that lets developers write one codebase and ship a truly native app on Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, HarmonyOS and the web.

Leptos-Native

An open-source Rust library that lets you build native desktop and mobile apps using the same reactive, component-based style as the Leptos web framework.

AgentBridge

An open-source local bridge that lets a reasoning-focused AI (like Gemini or Claude in a browser) plan and review code changes while a separate local coding agent (currently OpenCode) actually writes and executes them.

VT Code

An open-source, Rust-built AI coding agent that runs in your terminal, with an optional browser-based editor that can only write to disk after you explicitly review and approve its changes.