audio-splitter
Play the same audio through every speaker you own at once on Windows, in sync. Route sound through a silent virtual sink and tune delays live so Bluetooth does not lag behind wired speakers.
I built these six tools to fix problems on my own computer, and I share them in case they help someone else. Each one is free and MIT-licensed, so you can read the code, run it, or change it for your own setup.
Play the same audio through every speaker you own at once on Windows, in sync. Route sound through a silent virtual sink and tune delays live so Bluetooth does not lag behind wired speakers.
View every keyboard shortcut competing for a key across Windows, VS Code, Claude Code, and PowerToys on a single interactive board. Press any key combination to see which application claims it and who wins.
A tiny Windows tray app that switches off your keyboard with Ctrl+Alt+K so you can clean keys without typing gibberish. Your mouse stays active, and typing automatically resumes after 10 minutes.
Equip Claude Code with seven skills and four agents that enforce evidence-based verification and autonomous task completion. Lead multi-engine AI teams with Codex and Antigravity without manually assigning tasks.
Keep coding CLI accounts in one place and move a job to a different engine when one hits a limit.
See live typing speed in a small floating window. It never logs keys or what you type.
I also built Lychee Games, 13 free browser games for solo play or a round with a friend. Start with Word Search, Sudoku or Connect Four.