# kud.io

> Personal site of Erwann Mest (kud), a systems designer and lead software engineer in London: his writing and the catalogue of open-source software he builds — web apps, CLIs, MCP servers, Claude Code tools, libraries, editor and browser extensions.

[beansontoast.app](https://beansontoast.app) is the umbrella for Erwann's web apps; some still run on older addresses, so the Apps section links each one to wherever it runs today. Every other project links to its page on kud.io, which renders the repository's README and, where the project has them, multi-page docs under `/projects/<slug>/docs`. Source code lives on GitHub under [kud](https://github.com/kud).

Project pages and docs are synced from each repository, so the repository is the source of truth when the two disagree.

## Apps
- [smartTV for Browser](https://smart-tv-for-browser.vercel.app): A smart-TV home screen that runs in your browser — boot animation, D-pad and all.
- [Your Move](https://move.beansontoast.app): A GitHub inbox for what moved, and whose move it is — on every device.
- [Referrals](https://referrals.kud.io): Every referral code I use, in one place — sign up through one and we both get the perk.
- [Planning Poker](https://planning-poker.beansontoast.app): Estimate user stories together in real time — free, and no account required.
- [Globetrotter](https://globetrotter.kud.io): Your personal atlas. Track where you've been, learn as you go, plan what's next.
- [Brit Ready](https://brit-ready.kud.io): A gamified way to prepare for the Life in the UK Test — and to know when you're actually ready.

## Site
- [Home](https://kud.io): Who Erwann is, his experience and focus.
- [Projects](https://kud.io/projects): The full catalogue, grouped by kind.
- [Writing](https://kud.io/blog): Notes on systems, tooling, and the trade-offs behind them.

## Writing
- [A road trip that fits in one tab](https://kud.io/blog/2026/10/22/a-road-trip-that-fits-in-one-tab): 2026-10-22 — I built a private travel companion around a Notion itinerary: map, bookings, offline data and a timeline that distinguishes a hard deadline from an afternoon with room to wander. Using it for a week changed the data model as much as the interface.
- [Your Move: a GitHub inbox that tells you whose turn it is](https://kud.io/blog/2026/10/07/your-move-a-github-inbox-that-tells-you-whose-turn-it-is): 2026-10-07 — Your Move reads GitHub live and lays every repository out as one line: what moved, and whether the next step is yours. It works on a phone, needs nothing but a GitHub sign-in, and keeps no copy of your data.
- [Making opencode look like the rest of my terminal](https://kud.io/blog/2026/09/30/making-opencode-look-like-the-rest-of-my-terminal): 2026-09-30 — opencode's docs stop at themes and keybinds. Underneath there's a plugin system that can redraw parts of the interface, and with it I got a transparent theme, my Claude Code statusline, and syntax colours for shell scripts, which opencode 1.18 shows as plain text.
- [Letting Claude Code name its own sessions](https://kud.io/blog/2026/09/29/claude-code-session-names): 2026-09-29 — Starting Claude Code sessions with a fixed name left my resume picker full of identical rows. A UserPromptSubmit hook can set the session title, so now the model that already knows the subject picks the name, and the hook applies it, at no extra model call.
- [Three fences around a secret](https://kud.io/blog/2026/09/04/three-fences-around-a-secret): 2026-09-04 — Coding agents read files for a living. Permission rules, hooks and a scanner each catch a leak the other two miss.
- [How to easily debug a shorthand return](https://kud.io/blog/2021/02/01/debug-a-shorthand-return): 2021-02-01 — like a map().
- [How to handle responsive design in React](https://kud.io/blog/2021/01/31/responsive-design-in-react): 2021-01-31 — Also works with Next.js
- [Component namespacing with Emotion](https://kud.io/blog/2020/06/15/component-namespacing-with-emotion): 2020-06-15 — (or styled-components or whatever CSS-in-JS)
- [How to get the last item of an array with destructuring](https://kud.io/blog/2020/06/13/last-array-item-destructuring): 2020-06-13
- [How to include a file in your SSH config](https://kud.io/blog/2020/06/08/ssh-config-include): 2020-06-08
- [$ git contrib](https://kud.io/blog/2020/05/15/git-contrib): 2020-05-15 — A new command for my git worflow.
- [How to edit a markdown in 2020, part 3: prettier](https://kud.io/blog/2020/05/14/markdown-editing-3-prettier): 2020-05-14 — …or how to force to use mdx parser.
- [How to edit a markdown in 2020, part 2: the different editors](https://kud.io/blog/2020/05/11/markdown-editing-2-editors): 2020-05-11 — Typora, Mark Text, VSCode, etc.
- [How to edit a markdown in 2020, part 1: zmv](https://kud.io/blog/2020/05/10/markdown-editing-1-zmv): 2020-05-10 — Sorry .mdx but I renamed you.
- [Deploying Next.js on gh-pages](https://kud.io/blog/2020/05/09/deploying-next-js-on-gh-pages): 2020-05-09 — Oops, Jekyll
- [\[Reactive Search\] Create a filter reset button](https://kud.io/blog/2020/03/06/reactive-search-filter-reset): 2020-03-06 — “Reset all the things!”
- [Composition with styled-components or emotion](https://kud.io/blog/2019/11/03/composing-styled-components): 2019-11-03
- [Extending your react component with styled-components](https://kud.io/blog/2019/10/30/extending-styled-components): 2019-10-30
- [FIXME.js](https://kud.io/blog/2019/10/16/fixme-js): 2019-10-16
- [Every time you want to use ssh, macOS asks you your passphrase? This is the fix.](https://kud.io/blog/2017/12/01/macos-ssh-passphrase-fix): 2017-12-01
- [How to use bck-i-search in your shell](https://kud.io/blog/2017/09/13/bck-i-search): 2017-09-13
- [How to avoid popup blockers when ajax + event](https://kud.io/blog/2015/04/03/avoid-popup-blockers-with-ajax): 2015-04-03

## CLIs & Tools
- [gh](https://kud.io/projects/gh): The @kud/gh family — GitHub PR tooling: core, Ink components, and CLIs.
- [amo-cli](https://kud.io/projects/amo-cli): Sync an add-on's listing, icon and screenshots with addons.mozilla.org, and check its review status, from the terminal.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli): AI Conventional Commits that learn your repo's style — generate, split and refine messages
- [jira-cli](https://kud.io/projects/jira-cli): Jira on the command line — read issues, comments and attachments as plain text
- [soap-cli](https://kud.io/projects/soap-cli): Uninstall macOS apps and scrub every leftover — prefs, caches, containers, launch agents
- [jenkins-cli](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli): Jenkins in your terminal — interactive TUI, scriptable build commands and smart log highlighting
- [bt-switch-cli](https://kud.io/projects/bt-switch-cli): Bluetooth device handoff CLI — switch Magic peripherals between Macs by name
- [ding-cli](https://kud.io/projects/ding-cli): A tiny macOS alarm/timer CLI — set a relative or absolute time, get a notification and a sound when it fires
- [cli-update](https://kud.io/projects/cli-update): Tell users when a @kud CLI has an update, without blocking startup or corrupting piped output
- [pcloud-cli](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli): Restore deleted pCloud files and rewind versions from the terminal — list trash, recover
- [macos-media-keys-cli](https://kud.io/projects/macos-media-keys-cli): CLI to send macOS system media keys — play/pause, next, previous, fast-forward, rewind
- [gtv-cli](https://kud.io/projects/gtv-cli): Control your Google TV from the CLI via the Android TV Remote protocol
- [cli-shot](https://kud.io/projects/cli-shot): Automatic screenshots of interactive CLIs — pty capture, terminal emulation, PNG out
- [gandi-cli](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli): Manage Gandi domains & LiveDNS from your terminal — list, renew and edit records via the v5 API
- [duux-cli](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli): Control your Duux Whisper Flex 2 smart fan from the CLI
- [git-cherry-pick-interactive-cli](https://kud.io/projects/git-cherry-pick-interactive-cli): A CLI tool that provides an interactive way to cherry-pick commits from a specified branch.
- [qobuz-bridge](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-bridge): Background daemon that bridges Qobuz into macOS Now Playing — Control Center tile, artwork, and working media buttons
- [qobuz-cli](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-cli): Command-line interface for Qobuz — search, library, and quick-open in the app
- [gpuswitch-cli](https://kud.io/projects/gpuswitch-cli): Switch Intel Mac GPU — integrated, discrete or auto — via pmset, with an interactive TUI
- [revu-cli](https://kud.io/projects/revu-cli): Review code diffs in your terminal — annotate lines, export to Markdown for humans & AI
- [bsky-cli](https://kud.io/projects/bsky-cli): A full Bluesky client for your terminal — post, thread, reply, browse, and manage, scriptable or interactive
- [am-i-admin-cli](https://kud.io/projects/am-i-admin-cli): Check whether you're a macOS admin from the terminal — human-readable or raw boolean output
- [sim-crafter-cli](https://kud.io/projects/sim-crafter-cli): Minimal simctl wrapper — list, create, boot and screenshot iOS simulators from your terminal
- [models-dev-cli](https://kud.io/projects/models-dev-cli): Explore the models.dev LLM catalogue in your terminal — fuzzy search, rich TUI, copy IDs
- [gh-pr-comments](https://kud.io/projects/gh-pr-comments): Browse and triage unresolved GitHub PR review threads from your terminal with fzf
- [Fox Hop CLI](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop-cli): Focus a specific Firefox tab straight from your terminal — the command-line surface of Fox Hop.

## MCP Servers
- [mcp-opencode](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-opencode): Query any model configured in opencode from Claude — zero API keys, auto-starts the server
- [mcp-gtv](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-gtv): MCP server for Google TV — control paired devices (keys, text, app launch) via @kud/gtv
- [mcp-jenkins](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins): Drive Jenkins from Claude — trigger builds, watch pipelines, and manage CI/CD jobs & nodes
- [mcp-harness-fme](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-harness-fme): Manage Harness FME (Split.io) feature flags & segments from any MCP client — list, toggle, kill
- [mcp-google-keep](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-google-keep): Read & write Google Keep notes from Claude — search, create, checklists, labels & colours
- [mcp-qobuz](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-qobuz): MCP server for Qobuz — search, browse, and explore your music library via AI
- [mcp-github-copilot](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-github-copilot): Query any GitHub Copilot model from Claude — no extra API key, uses your Copilot login
- [mcp-getstream-feeds](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-getstream-feeds): Debug GetStream push delivery from Claude — inspect follows, followers & activity fan-out
- [mcp-pcloud](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-pcloud): Recover lost pCloud files from Claude — restore from trash and rewind to older versions
- [mcp-youtube](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube): MCP server for YouTube — create, prune, and clean up playlists conversationally from Claude
- [mcp-lastfm](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-lastfm): MCP server for Last.fm — discover artists, albums and tracks, and browse scrobble history and charts
- [mcp-trakt](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-trakt): Track TV & movies from Claude via Trakt — search, sync, rate, watchlist, check in & scrobble
- [mcp-bugzilla](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bugzilla): Search, triage and comment on Firefox/Mozilla bugs from Claude via the Bugzilla REST API
- [mcp-unsplash](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-unsplash): MCP server for Unsplash — search and fetch freely-licensed photos via the public Unsplash API.
- [mcp-bsky](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bsky): MCP server for Bluesky — search, read, and post via the AT Protocol.

## Claude Code
- [opencode-plugins](https://kud.io/projects/opencode-plugins): opencode plugins by kud
- [claude-plugins](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins): Claude Code plugin marketplace — kud's MCP servers bundled with ready-to-use skills
- [claude-sessions-cli](https://kud.io/projects/claude-sessions-cli): TUI session manager for Claude Code — browse, resume, organise and clean up every session
- [claude-dash-cli](https://kud.io/projects/claude-dash-cli): Pure-Rust terminal dashboard for Claude Code — live sessions, prompts and usage in real time

## Libraries
- [webext](https://kud.io/projects/webext): Typed settings and plumbing for Firefox WebExtensions
- [inkblot](https://kud.io/projects/inkblot): A hand-inked page transition: a turbulence-edged circle of colour that spills from a click, in pure CSS and SVG
- [amo](https://kud.io/projects/amo): Typed client for the addons.mozilla.org (AMO) API v5: listing, icon, previews and version status.
- [webext-ui](https://kud.io/projects/webext-ui): A design system for Firefox WebExtension popups and options pages — vendored CSS, not a dependency.
- [glyphs](https://kud.io/projects/glyphs): Multi-language source of truth for terminal glyphs — Nerd Font codepoints and unicode fallbacks, typed and escape-safe
- [ink-markdown](https://kud.io/projects/ink-markdown): A high-performance Markdown / code / diff rendering engine for Ink 7.
- [jira](https://kud.io/projects/jira): Headless Jira client — issues, comments, attachments, ADF conversion, agile boards and instance metadata, with no environment or process dependencies
- [pcloud-ink](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-ink): Ink components for rendering pCloud domain objects — file lists, change history, account panels
- [jenkins](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins): Headless Jenkins core — client, config, and types behind @kud/jenkins-cli.
- [bsky](https://kud.io/projects/bsky): A Bluesky (AT Protocol) client library for Node — post, thread, reply, quote, engage, read, and search
- [qobuz](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz): Reverse-engineered Qobuz API client for Node.js
- [cli-testing](https://kud.io/projects/cli-testing): Test helpers for Ink CLIs — frame-history rendering and isolated subprocess runs
- [pcloud](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud): Typed pCloud API client with OAuth and session auth — shared core for CLI, MCP and TUI surfaces
- [gandi-ink](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-ink): Ink components for browsing Gandi domains, DNS records, and web redirects
- [gandi](https://kud.io/projects/gandi): Typed Gandi v5 REST API client — the headless core shared by @kud/gandi-cli and future Gandi surfaces
- [gtv](https://kud.io/projects/gtv): Google TV control library — device store, discovery, pairing, and a stateful remote session
- [androidtv-remote](https://kud.io/projects/androidtv-remote): Control Android TV / Google TV devices over the Android TV Remote v2 protocol (TypeScript)
- [macos-nowplaying-bridge](https://kud.io/projects/macos-nowplaying-bridge): Publish Now Playing metadata to macOS Control Center and receive its media-button events, from Node
- [macos-media-keys](https://kud.io/projects/macos-media-keys): Send macOS system media keys (play/pause, next, previous, fast-forward, rewind) from Node

## UI & Design Systems
- [ink-ui](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui): Opinionated design system for Ink CLIs — pre-styled components and tokens for consistent TUIs
- [shui](https://kud.io/projects/shui): Fluid terminal UI for Zsh — a design system for the shell

## VS Code Extensions
- [revu-vscode](https://kud.io/projects/revu-vscode): Annotate any line in VS Code, export your review to Claude, Copilot, ChatGPT or opencode

## VS Code Themes
- [november-vscode](https://kud.io/projects/november-vscode): Dark VS Code theme with warm amber accents — calm, focused and easy on the eyes
- [modern-cobalt2-vscode](https://kud.io/projects/modern-cobalt2-vscode): A modern take on Cobalt2 for VS Code — deep navy with Palenight syntax colours

## Raycast Extensions
- [1 LOC - JavaScript Utilities in Single Line of Code](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-1loc): Browse JavaScript Utilities from 1loc.dev
- [Nerd Font Picker](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-nerd-font-picker): Browse and copy Nerd Font glyphs from your installed fonts
- [Whimsical](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-whimsical): Transform ideas into beautiful diagrams using AI. Automatically generates flowcharts, mindmaps, and sequence diagrams from natural language descriptions.
- [ThermoConvert](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-thermoconvert): Instantly convert between all major temperature scales
- [VLC](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-vlc): Seamlessly control VLC Media Player from Raycast. Play, pause, skip tracks, adjust volume, seek, toggle fullscreen, and more—all from your keyboard. Requires VLC's HTTP interface enabled.
- [Gandi](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-gandi): Manage your Gandi domains, DNS records, and check domain availability
- [UK Bank Holidays](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-uk-bank-holidays): Display the upcoming bank holiday information for England and Wales.
- [LocalSend](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-localsend): Share files to nearby devices using LocalSend protocol
- [Espanso](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-espanso): The Raycast version of Espanso Search Bar
- [Fox Hop](https://kud.io/projects/raycast-foxhop): Focus a specific Firefox tab from anywhere — manage your tab targets and generate per-tab hotkey scripts.

## Firefox Add-ons
- [Fox Hop](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop): Focus a specific Firefox tab from anywhere on macOS — CLI, Raycast, and a Firefox extension.
- [webext-email-address-plus](https://kud.io/projects/webext-email-address-plus): Get a shiny email address with a ✌️ label ✌️ depending on the hostname
- [webext-notionish](https://kud.io/projects/webext-notionish): Firefox extension that makes Google Docs and Sheets read like Notion
- [webext-gmeet-unmirror](https://kud.io/projects/webext-gmeet-unmirror): Hides the Google Meet presentation tile so full-screen sharing doesn't produce an infinite hall of mirrors.

## Lists & Resources
- [duux](https://kud.io/projects/duux): Duux smart fan control library — passwordless auth, device discovery, and cloud/MQTT command transports for the Whisper Flex 2
- [awesome-terminal-aesthetics](https://kud.io/projects/awesome-terminal-aesthetics): A curated list of tools and frameworks that make the terminal genuinely beautiful

## Optional
- [CV (PDF)](https://kud.io/cv.pdf)
- [Writing feed (RSS)](https://kud.io/blog/feed.xml)
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs): AI-assisted, style-aware Conventional Commit generator and splitter — an opinionated CLI that learns your repo's commit style and produces polished single or multi-commits safely, quickly, and repeatably.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Getting Started](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs/getting-started): Install the CLI, generate your first commit, and learn the full command and flag reference.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Plugins](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs/plugins): Register custom transform and validate hooks to enforce team conventions or post-process commit candidates.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Privacy & Tiers](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs/privacy): Control exactly how much of your code is sent to the model with three privacy tiers and skip-file defaults.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Providers & Models](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs/providers): Route through OpenCode-supported models, the Claude CLI with no API key, or the Anthropic SDK directly.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Splitting Commits](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs/splitting): Cluster a large staged diff into multiple atomic commits, each selectively staged and executed.
- [ai-conventional-commit-cli: Styles & Gitmoji](https://kud.io/projects/ai-conventional-commit-cli/docs/styles): Switch between standard Conventional Commits and gitmoji modes, and let the CLI learn your repo's style.
- [am-i-admin-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/am-i-admin-cli/docs): Check whether you're a macOS admin from the terminal — human-readable or raw boolean
- [amo-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/amo-cli/docs): Keep an add-on's listing, icon and screenshots in step with addons.mozilla.org, and check its review status, from the terminal.
- [amo-cli: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/amo-cli/docs/configuration): Credentials, environment variable fallbacks and the dry-run default that apply to every command.
- [amo-cli: Listing](https://kud.io/projects/amo-cli/docs/listing): Pull the live listing into a JSON file, then push local edits back to AMO.
- [amo-cli: Screenshots](https://kud.io/projects/amo-cli/docs/screenshots): Make AMO's preview images and captions match a local directory.
- [amo-cli: Status](https://kud.io/projects/amo-cli/docs/status): Show an add-on's listing status and the review state of its latest version.
- [androidtv-remote: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/androidtv-remote/docs): Control Android TV / Google TV devices over the Android TV Remote v2 protocol (TypeScript)
- [bt-switch-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/bt-switch-cli/docs): Switch your Bluetooth Magic peripherals between Macs by name.
- [bt-switch-cli: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/bt-switch-cli/docs/configuration): The bt-switch device config file and defaults.
- [bt-switch-cli: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/bt-switch-cli/docs/usage): The day-to-day bt-switch commands.
- [claude-dash-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/claude-dash-cli/docs): A fast, minimal terminal dashboard for monitoring your Claude Code sessions in real time — built entirely in Rust.
- [claude-dash-cli: Architecture](https://kud.io/projects/claude-dash-cli/docs/architecture): How the TUI, daemon, and Claude Code hooks talk to each other over two Unix sockets.
- [claude-dash-cli: Features](https://kud.io/projects/claude-dash-cli/docs/features): Live session monitoring, in-terminal permission modals, usage tracking, and session management — all in a single Rust binary.
- [claude-dash-cli: Keybindings](https://kud.io/projects/claude-dash-cli/docs/keybindings): The full keyboard reference for navigating sessions, handling permissions, and managing the dashboard.
- [claude-dash-cli: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/claude-dash-cli/docs/usage): Launch the dashboard, install hooks, and build from source.
- [claude-plugins: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs): A curated collection of Claude Code plugins for kud's MCP servers — each bundles an MCP server with ready-to-use skills, one /plugin install away.
- [claude-plugins: bsky](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/bsky): Search, read, and post to Bluesky from Claude — browse your timeline and notifications, read profiles and threads, and publish posts, replies, and threads with a confirmation gate before anything goes live.
- [claude-plugins: bugzilla](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/bugzilla): Search, triage and comment on Firefox/Mozilla bugs from Claude via the Bugzilla REST API.
- [claude-plugins: gandi](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/gandi): Manage Gandi domains, DNS records, and web redirects from Claude — driven by the gandi CLI with structured JSON output.
- [claude-plugins: getstream-feeds](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/getstream-feeds): Debug and inspect GetStream feed subscriptions and activities from Claude — check who follows what, inspect activity fan-out, and repair missing notifications.
- [claude-plugins: github-copilot](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/github-copilot): Query GitHub Copilot models programmatically via the official SDK — no token setup, uses your logged-in Copilot CLI credentials.
- [claude-plugins: google-keep](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/google-keep): Read and write your Google Keep notes from Claude — capture thoughts, manage checklists, and search your notes by label, colour, or text.
- [claude-plugins: gtv](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/gtv): Control your Google TV from Claude — list paired devices, read live state, send remote keys, type into search fields, and launch apps.
- [claude-plugins: harness-fme](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/harness-fme): Inspect and control Harness FME feature flags — list environments, audit targeting rules, and kill or restore flags in a single conversation.
- [claude-plugins: image-view](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/image-view): See the images you paste into Claude Code — thumbnails above the prompt, with real pixels in kitty, Ghostty and iTerm2, and half-blocks everywhere else.
- [claude-plugins: jenkins](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/jenkins): Full Jenkins control from Claude — inspect builds, stream console logs, trigger pipelines, manage queues, and diagnose CI failures.
- [claude-plugins: lastfm](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/lastfm): Discover artists, albums and tracks on Last.fm, and browse scrobble history, top charts, and personal listening stats.
- [claude-plugins: opencode](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/opencode): Query any opencode-supported model for a second opinion, or delegate a task on a public repo to a private headless opencode instance — all from inside Claude.
- [claude-plugins: qobuz](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/qobuz): Explore your Qobuz music from Claude — search albums, artists, and tracks, browse your favourites and playlists, see what's playing, and get personalised listening recommendations.
- [claude-plugins: raindrop-io](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/raindrop-io): Manage your Raindrop.io bookmarks from Claude — search your library, save new links, organise into collections, and tag.
- [claude-plugins: trakt](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/trakt): Track what you're watching — search movies and shows, check in, browse your history, manage your watchlist, and get recommendations.
- [claude-plugins: youtube](https://kud.io/projects/claude-plugins/docs/youtube): Manage your YouTube playlists from Claude — search videos, create and edit playlists, and clean up duplicate or deleted-video entries with a dry-run-safe cleanup tool.
- [claude-sessions-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/claude-sessions-cli/docs): A TUI session manager for Claude Code — browse, resume, organise, and clean up all your sessions from one interactive interface.
- [claude-sessions-cli: Clean Mode](https://kud.io/projects/claude-sessions-cli/docs/clean-mode): Interactively remove ghost entries, history-less projects, and orphaned history folders.
- [claude-sessions-cli: CLI Reference](https://kud.io/projects/claude-sessions-cli/docs/cli-reference): Subcommands and flags for the claude-sessions binary.
- [claude-sessions-cli: Interface](https://kud.io/projects/claude-sessions-cli/docs/interface): The three-tab layout, navigation, and key bindings of the TUI.
- [claude-sessions-cli: Pinning & Tagging](https://kud.io/projects/claude-sessions-cli/docs/pinning-and-tagging): Organise Chat sessions with pin stars and collapsible
- [cli-shot: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/cli-shot/docs): cli-shot takes automatic screenshots of interactive terminal CLIs, one PNG per screen.
- [cli-shot: Library API](https://kud.io/projects/cli-shot/docs/api): Using capture(), listScreens(), toImage(), shootScreen(), and shootAll() programmatically instead of via the binary.
- [cli-shot: The contract](https://kud.io/projects/cli-shot/docs/contract): The three flags a CLI must implement for cli-shot to be able to shoot it.
- [cli-shot: How it works](https://kud.io/projects/cli-shot/docs/how-it-works): The capture pipeline, why terminal emulation is the step that isn't obvious, and where the approach can't help.
- [cli-shot: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/cli-shot/docs/usage): The cli-shot binary, its flags, and how the -- separator keeps flags from colliding.
- [cli-testing: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/cli-testing/docs): Test helpers for Ink CLIs — frame-history rendering and isolated subprocess runs
- [cli-testing: Peer dependencies](https://kud.io/projects/cli-testing/docs/configuration): Why ink, react, and ink-testing-library are peer dependencies, and how cli-testing relates to cli-shot
- [cli-testing: Rendering components](https://kud.io/projects/cli-testing/docs/rendering): Drive an Ink component in process with renderFrames and read its frame history, not just its last frame
- [cli-testing: Running the CLI](https://kud.io/projects/cli-testing/docs/running): Spawn the real binary with runCli in a fresh, credential-free HOME and cwd
- [cli-update: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/cli-update/docs): A shared library that tells @kud CLI users when an update is available, without ever blocking startup or corrupting piped output.
- [cli-update: API reference](https://kud.io/projects/cli-update/docs/api): Every function and type exported by @kud/cli-update.
- [cli-update: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/cli-update/docs/configuration): Where cli-update stores its state, and every way a user or CLI can silence it.
- [cli-update: How it works](https://kud.io/projects/cli-update/docs/how-it-works): The design decisions behind cli-update's never-blocking, TTY-aware, child-process banner.
- [cli-update: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/cli-update/docs/usage): Wire notify() into a CLI's startup, or use the lower-level pieces to build a custom flow.
- [duux-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs): A terminal client for the Duux Whisper Flex 2 smart fan, built on the @kud/duux core library.
- [duux-cli: Automation](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/automation): Presets, JSON output and watch mode — the things a terminal can do with your fan that a phone app can't.
- [duux-cli: Commands](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/commands): Full reference for every duux-cli subcommand — auth, discover, devices, switch, status, watch, preset, broker, doctor, and debug.
- [duux-cli: Getting started](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/getting-started): Sign in to Duux, discover your fan, and what the CLI does on a bare `duux` run.
- [duux-cli: Local control](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/local-control): Optional — run duux-cli against a broker on your own network instead of Duux's cloud, for control that works offline and outlives the service.
- [duux-cli: Preferences](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/preferences): Icon style options and where duux-cli stores its configuration on disk.
- [duux-cli: Troubleshooting & API notes](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/troubleshooting): Which fan parameters are confirmed against the API versus provisional assumptions, and how to probe the rest with `duux debug`.
- [duux-cli: The TUI](https://kud.io/projects/duux-cli/docs/tui): Every row in the control panel, the keybindings, the presets picker, and what the `·pending` marker means.
- [duux: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs): A library for controlling Duux Whisper Flex 2 smart fans through the Cloudgarden cloud API and a local MQTT broker.
- [duux: API Reference](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs/api-reference): The full export surface of @kud/duux, grouped by module.
- [duux: Commands](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs/commands): The tune set command grammar, every builder function, and the valid range for each parameter.
- [duux: Discovery & Devices](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs/discovery): List the fans on a Duux account, and the MAC-vs-id distinction that every command depends on getting right.
- [duux: Getting Started](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs/getting-started): Install the library, sign in with a passwordless code, and discover your fans.
- [duux: Sessions](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs/sessions): A long-lived, transport-agnostic connection to a fan that emits change events as its state updates.
- [duux: Transports](https://kud.io/projects/duux/docs/transports): Cloud vs local MQTT — the shared Transport interface, and the protocol quirks specific to each.
- [foxhop: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop/docs): Focus a specific Firefox tab from anywhere on macOS.
- [foxhop: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop/docs/configuration): The tabs.json target format.
- [foxhop: How it works](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop/docs/how-it-works): The bridge between the foxhop CLI, a native host, and the Firefox extension.
- [foxhop: Raycast](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop/docs/raycast): Trigger and manage foxhop tabs from Raycast.
- [foxhop: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop/docs/troubleshooting): Common foxhop setup gotchas.
- [foxhop: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/foxhop/docs/usage): The foxhop CLI commands.
- [gandi-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs): A modern CLI for the Gandi v5 REST API — manage your domains and LiveDNS records from the terminal.
- [gandi-cli: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs/authentication): Create a Gandi Personal Access Token, scope it, and configure gandi-cli.
- [gandi-cli: DNS](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs/dns): List, create, update, and delete LiveDNS records.
- [gandi-cli: Doctor](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs/doctor): Inspect your token info and see which commands your scopes unlock.
- [gandi-cli: Domains](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs/domains): List your registered domains and renew them from the terminal.
- [gandi-cli: Installation](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs/installation): Install gandi-cli globally and verify your setup.
- [gandi-cli: Redirects](https://kud.io/projects/gandi-cli/docs/redirect): Manage web redirections (web forwarding) for a domain.
- [gpuswitch-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/gpuswitch-cli/docs): Switch between integrated, discrete, and auto GPU on Intel Macs via pmset — a thin, scriptable wrapper with an interactive TUI.
- [gpuswitch-cli: Interactive TUI](https://kud.io/projects/gpuswitch-cli/docs/interactive): Run gpuswitch with no arguments for an arrow-key picker that shows your current mode and applies a new one on enter.
- [gpuswitch-cli: GPU Modes](https://kud.io/projects/gpuswitch-cli/docs/modes): The three GPU modes — integrated, discrete, and auto — and what each one does under the hood.
- [gpuswitch-cli: Headless & Scripting](https://kud.io/projects/gpuswitch-cli/docs/scripting): Use the integrated, discrete, auto, and status subcommands non-interactively from shell scripts and automations.
- [gtv-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/gtv-cli/docs): Control your Google TV from the CLI via the Android TV Remote protocol
- [gtv-cli: Commands](https://kud.io/projects/gtv-cli/docs/commands): Full CLI reference for gtv-cli
- [gtv: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/gtv/docs): Google TV control library — discovery, pairing, a stateful session, and a shared device store
- [ink-markdown: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/ink-markdown/docs): A high-performance Markdown/code/diff rendering engine for Ink 7 — what it is, why it exists, and its current build status.
- [ink-markdown: API preview](https://kud.io/projects/ink-markdown/docs/api-preview): The designed public API surface for ink-markdown, shown as a preview of where the package is heading — not a shipped, functional API.
- [ink-markdown: Architecture](https://kud.io/projects/ink-markdown/docs/architecture): The renderer-independent core, the block model, cached layout, viewport virtualisation, and the streaming mutable tail behind ink-markdown's design.
- [ink-markdown: Performance](https://kud.io/projects/ink-markdown/docs/performance): The benchmark spike's validated numbers behind ink-markdown's performance thesis, and what they do and don't prove.
- [ink-ui: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs): An opinionated design-system library for Ink CLIs — pre-styled components and design tokens for a consistent terminal UI.
- [ink-ui: Badge](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/badge): Inline [label] tag with semantic colour variants.
- [ink-ui: Banner](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/banner): Full-width title block — ideal as an app header at the top of a screen.
- [ink-ui: Design Tokens](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/design-tokens): The shared colour palette and spacing scale that keep every screen consistent.
- [ink-ui: FooterHints](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/footer-hints): Wrapped keyboard shortcut hints for interactive screens.
- [ink-ui: Header](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/header): Bold, underlined section heading for separating logical groups within a screen.
- [ink-ui: KeyValue](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/key-value): Aligned label/value row for detail panels and status summaries.
- [ink-ui: LoadingScreen](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/loading-screen): Padded loading state for full-screen phases.
- [ink-ui: SelectableRow](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/selectable-row): Cursor-aware row primitive for interactive lists.
- [ink-ui: Spinner](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/spinner): Animated dots spinner in accent colour, with an optional dimmed label.
- [ink-ui: Table](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/table): Structured data grid that measures its own columns, wraps or truncates cells, and aligns them per column.
- [ink-ui: Tabs](https://kud.io/projects/ink-ui/docs/tabs): Inline tab strip for grouped interactive screens.
- [jenkins-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli/docs): A fast Jenkins terminal companion — a rich interactive TUI plus focused scripting commands, with smart log highlighting and multi-server profiles.
- [jenkins-cli: Programmatic API](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli/docs/api): Import and use the JenkinsClient directly from your own ESM code.
- [jenkins-cli: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli/docs/configuration): Multi-server profiles, the config file, precedence rules, and the full environment variable reference.
- [jenkins-cli: Interactive Explorer](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli/docs/interactive): The full-screen TUI explorer — panel layout, key bindings, and focus tricks.
- [jenkins-cli: Log Highlighting](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli/docs/log-highlighting): Pattern-based enrichment that turns plain build text into readable diagnostics.
- [jenkins-cli: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/jenkins-cli/docs/usage): Scriptable command reference — the cheat sheet, non-interactive patterns, artifacts, and queue & pipeline info.
- [mcp-bugzilla: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bugzilla/docs): An MCP server for Bugzilla — search, discuss, and manage Firefox/Mozilla bugs via the Bugzilla REST API.
- [mcp-bugzilla: Installation](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bugzilla/docs/installation): Install and register mcp-bugzilla with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or VSCode.
- [mcp-bugzilla: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bugzilla/docs/tools): Full reference for all 17 mcp-bugzilla tools — bugs, comments, attachments, products, users, fields, and flags.
- [mcp-bugzilla: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bugzilla/docs/troubleshooting): Authentication, security, and common fixes for mcp-bugzilla.
- [mcp-bugzilla: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-bugzilla/docs/usage): Example conversations showing how an AI assistant drives mcp-bugzilla against real Firefox/Mozilla bugs.
- [mcp-getstream-feeds: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-getstream-feeds/docs): An MCP server for investigating GetStream feed subscriptions and push notification delivery state.
- [mcp-getstream-feeds: Debugging push notifications](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-getstream-feeds/docs/debugging-push-notifications): Trace why a user is not receiving GetStream push notifications by inspecting the feed subscription graph.
- [mcp-getstream-feeds: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-getstream-feeds/docs/tools): The five MCP tools for inspecting and mutating GetStream feed subscriptions, followers, and activities.
- [mcp-getstream-feeds: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-getstream-feeds/docs/troubleshooting): Resolve server startup, authentication, and connectivity issues with the GetStream Feeds MCP server.
- [mcp-github-copilot: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-github-copilot/docs): Query any GitHub Copilot model from your AI assistant — no extra API key required.
- [mcp-github-copilot: How It Works](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-github-copilot/docs/how-it-works): How the server bridges your assistant and GitHub Copilot via the official SDK.
- [mcp-github-copilot: Image Attachments](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-github-copilot/docs/image-attachments): Attach files or inline base64 images to a query for vision-capable models.
- [mcp-github-copilot: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-github-copilot/docs/tools): The two tools exposed by the server — query and list_models — with example conversations.
- [mcp-github-copilot: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-github-copilot/docs/troubleshooting): Common issues and fixes — server visibility, authentication, and model errors.
- [mcp-google-keep: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-google-keep/docs): Search, create, and manage your Google Keep notes directly from Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI assistant.
- [mcp-google-keep: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-google-keep/docs/authentication): The one-time Google credential setup — exchange an OAuth token for a long-lived master token stored in the macOS Keychain.
- [mcp-google-keep: Installation](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-google-keep/docs/installation): Install and register mcp-google-keep in Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or VSCode.
- [mcp-google-keep: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-google-keep/docs/tools): Full reference for all 18 Google Keep tools — notes, list items, labels, and collaborators.
- [mcp-google-keep: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-google-keep/docs/troubleshooting): Fixes for common mcp-google-keep issues — startup, credentials, missing tokens, and logs.
- [mcp-gtv: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-gtv/docs): MCP server for Google TV — control paired devices (keys, text, app launch) from an AI assistant
- [mcp-harness-fme: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-harness-fme/docs): An MCP server for Harness FME (Split.io) — read, toggle, and manage feature flags and segments from your AI assistant.
- [mcp-harness-fme: Feature flag tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-harness-fme/docs/tools-flags): List, inspect, create, update, kill, restore, archive, and delete feature flags and their per-environment definitions.
- [mcp-harness-fme: Segment tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-harness-fme/docs/tools-segments): Manage rule-based segments and their per-environment definitions, plus classic segments and the change-request approval flow.
- [mcp-harness-fme: Workspaces & environments](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-harness-fme/docs/tools-workspaces-environments): Discovery tools for finding the workspace, environment, and traffic-type IDs that every other tool needs.
- [mcp-harness-fme: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-harness-fme/docs/troubleshooting): Fixes for the common failure modes — missing API key, server not appearing, authentication errors, and where to find logs.
- [mcp-jenkins: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins/docs): A Jenkins MCP server with 38 tools for managing jobs, builds, and CI/CD workflows
- [mcp-jenkins: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins/docs/authentication): Getting a Jenkins API token and choosing between bearer token and basic auth.
- [mcp-jenkins: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins/docs/configuration): Configuration priority, multiple Jenkins instances, and tool filtering.
- [mcp-jenkins: Installation](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins/docs/installation): Per-client setup guides for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VSCode, JetBrains, and more.
- [mcp-jenkins: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins/docs/tools): Full reference for all 38 Jenkins MCP tools, grouped by area.
- [mcp-jenkins: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-jenkins/docs/troubleshooting): Common issues and fixes when running the Jenkins MCP server.
- [mcp-lastfm: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-lastfm/docs): MCP server for Last.fm — discover artists, albums, and tracks, and browse scrobble history and charts.
- [mcp-lastfm: Charts, tags & geo](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-lastfm/docs/charts-and-geo): Global and country trending charts, tag exploration, and a user's library.
- [mcp-lastfm: Discovery](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-lastfm/docs/discovery): Search Last.fm and look up artists, albums, and tracks — similarity, name corrections, and tags.
- [mcp-lastfm: Getting started](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-lastfm/docs/getting-started): Install mcp-lastfm, get a Last.fm API key, and configure your MCP client.
- [mcp-lastfm: Listening data](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-lastfm/docs/listening): A Last.fm user's scrobbles, top artists/tracks/albums, loved tracks, friends, tags, and weekly charts.
- [mcp-opencode: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-opencode/docs): Query any opencode model from your AI assistant — no API key required. A zero-key bridge that delegates all authentication to opencode.
- [mcp-opencode: How It Works](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-opencode/docs/how-it-works): How mcp-opencode bridges your AI assistant to opencode's local HTTP server.
- [mcp-opencode: Model Filtering](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-opencode/docs/model-filtering): Restrict which models are accessible with allow and block environment variables.
- [mcp-opencode: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-opencode/docs/tools): The tools mcp-opencode exposes — query a model, list models, talk to a live opencode session, and run headless jobs on private instances.
- [mcp-opencode: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-opencode/docs/troubleshooting): Common issues and fixes when running mcp-opencode.
- [mcp-pcloud: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-pcloud/docs): MCP server for pCloud — manage trash, files, sharing, public links, and file rewind recovery from your AI assistant.
- [mcp-pcloud: Installation](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-pcloud/docs/installation): Install and authenticate mcp-pcloud across MCP clients.
- [mcp-pcloud: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-pcloud/docs/troubleshooting): Common issues and checks for mcp-pcloud.
- [mcp-qobuz: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-qobuz/docs): An MCP server that lets any AI client search, browse, and act on your Qobuz music library.
- [mcp-qobuz: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-qobuz/docs/configuration): Connecting an MCP client to mcp-qobuz and the two ways to authenticate.
- [mcp-qobuz: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-qobuz/docs/usage): The tools mcp-qobuz exposes to an MCP client, grouped by what they do.
- [mcp-trakt: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-trakt/docs): A Trakt MCP server with 53 tools for tracking TV shows and movies, sync, ratings, watchlists, and checkins — straight from Claude.
- [mcp-trakt: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-trakt/docs/authentication): Set up Trakt OAuth via the device flow — tokens are saved to the macOS Keychain, never to config files.
- [mcp-trakt: Installation](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-trakt/docs/installation): Add mcp-trakt to Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or VSCode.
- [mcp-trakt: Tools](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-trakt/docs/tools): The full reference for all 53 Trakt tools, grouped by category.
- [mcp-trakt: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-trakt/docs/troubleshooting): Common issues with mcp-trakt — server not showing, auth errors, and empty personal data.
- [mcp-youtube: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs): mcp-youtube is an MCP server that lets you search, create, and clean up YouTube playlists conversationally from any MCP client.
- [mcp-youtube: Captions & Media](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/captions-and-media): Caption tracks, thumbnails, watermarks, and playlist cover images — all local-file uploads.
- [mcp-youtube: Channels & Sections](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/channels-and-sections): Update your channel's branding and manage the homepage shelves (channel sections).
- [mcp-youtube: Cleaning Playlists](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/cleaning-playlists): How clean-playlist scans for tombstones, duplicates, and unwanted channels, and why it defaults to a dry run.
- [mcp-youtube: Community](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/community): Subscriptions, comments, and comment threads — the tools that talk to other channels and viewers.
- [mcp-youtube: Creating & Adding](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/creating-and-adding): Creating and updating playlists, adding videos, and reordering playlist items.
- [mcp-youtube: Deleting & Pruning](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/deleting-and-pruning): The two irreversible tools — remove-from-playlist and delete-playlist — and the confirm safeguard both require.
- [mcp-youtube: Reference Data](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/reference-data): Channel activity and the read-only lookup lists — categories, languages, regions, abuse reasons, and memberships.
- [mcp-youtube: Searching](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/searching): The three read-only tools for finding videos, channels, and playlists, and for reading your own playlists.
- [mcp-youtube: Setup](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/setup): One-time OAuth authorisation for mcp-youtube, and how credentials are resolved at runtime.
- [mcp-youtube: Videos](https://kud.io/projects/mcp-youtube/docs/videos): List, update, rate, delete, upload, and report videos you own or have watched.
- [models-dev-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/models-dev-cli/docs): Explore the models.dev LLM catalogue from your terminal — fuzzy search, a rich split-pane TUI, and copy-to-clipboard model IDs.
- [models-dev-cli: CLI Usage](https://kud.io/projects/models-dev-cli/docs/cli): Non-interactive flags for scripting — search, filter, sort, JSON output — plus the output columns reference.
- [models-dev-cli: Troubleshooting](https://kud.io/projects/models-dev-cli/docs/troubleshooting): Fixes for terminal quirks — iTerm2 Setulc/terminfo crashes, falling back to table mode, and disabling colour.
- [models-dev-cli: Interactive TUI](https://kud.io/projects/models-dev-cli/docs/tui): Keybindings and tips for the split-pane terminal UI — search, filter, sort, and copy model IDs.
- [modern-cobalt2-vscode: Modern Cobalt2](https://kud.io/projects/modern-cobalt2-vscode/docs): A modernised Cobalt2 theme for VS Code that pairs a deep navy UI with Palenight-derived syntax colours.
- [modern-cobalt2-vscode: Palette](https://kud.io/projects/modern-cobalt2-vscode/docs/palette): The core UI and syntax colours of Modern Cobalt2, with the real hex values read from the theme JSON.
- [modern-cobalt2-vscode: Recommended Settings](https://kud.io/projects/modern-cobalt2-vscode/docs/recommended-settings): Optional VS Code settings that pair well with the Modern Cobalt2 theme.
- [november-vscode: November](https://kud.io/projects/november-vscode/docs): A dark VS Code theme with warm amber accents, calm and easy on the eyes.
- [november-vscode: Palette](https://kud.io/projects/november-vscode/docs/palette): The core interface and syntax colours that November ships, with their hex values.
- [november-vscode: Publishing](https://kud.io/projects/november-vscode/docs/publishing): How November is packaged and released to the VS Code Marketplace.
- [november-vscode: Recommended Settings](https://kud.io/projects/november-vscode/docs/recommended-settings): Optional VS Code settings that pair well with the November theme.
- [opencode-plugins: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/opencode-plugins/docs): A small collection of opencode plugins by kud — each one a single TypeScript file, installed from npm by naming it in your opencode config.
- [opencode-plugins: quiet-home](https://kud.io/projects/opencode-plugins/docs/quiet-home): opencode's home screen laid out like a session — logo top left, prompt docked at the bottom, nothing else.
- [opencode-plugins: shell-highlighting](https://kud.io/projects/opencode-plugins/docs/shell-highlighting): Shell command names in the theme's amber, in opencode's file views and shell code fences.
- [opencode-plugins: statusline](https://kud.io/projects/opencode-plugins/docs/statusline): opencode's prompt footer as a statusline — path, branch, provider, model and session title in one row.
- [pcloud-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs): A terminal-first CLI for pCloud — list folders, restore deleted files from trash, and rewind files to an earlier version.
- [pcloud-cli: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/authentication): Log in with email and password for a session token, or through the browser with OAuth 2.0.
- [pcloud-cli: The browser](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/browse): A full-screen terminal client for pCloud — files, change history, trash, shares, sync health and settings.
- [pcloud-cli: doctor](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/doctor): One command that says what is wrong and which command fixes it.
- [pcloud-cli: Rewind & versions](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/rewind): Undo a period rather than a file, or roll a single file back to an earlier version.
- [pcloud-cli: Client settings](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/settings): Manage what pCloud Drive refuses to sync — rules that live on each machine rather than in your account.
- [pcloud-cli: Shares](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/shares): See what you have shared out and what has been shared with you, and revoke either.
- [pcloud-cli: Local sync inspection](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/sync): Inspect the pCloud Drive sync daemon, diagnose broken sync pairs, and prune orphaned ones.
- [pcloud-cli: Trash & restore](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-cli/docs/trash): List files in your pCloud trash and restore deleted files by file ID.
- [pcloud-ink: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-ink/docs): Controlled Ink components for rendering pCloud domain objects — presentation-only, no data fetching, no app-level input.
- [pcloud-ink: The browser](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-ink/docs/browser): PCloudBody and PCloudBrowser — the assembled interactive pCloud client, and the props a host uses to configure it.
- [pcloud-ink: Components](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-ink/docs/components): The controlled list and panel components — props, companion helpers, and the layout conventions they share.
- [pcloud-ink: Helpers](https://kud.io/projects/pcloud-ink/docs/helpers): The pure functions behind layout, windowing, sorting and change-history folding — no React, no state, safe to unit test directly.
- [qobuz-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-cli/docs): Qobuz from the command line — search, library, playlists, deep-link open, and media-key playback control
- [qobuz-cli: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-cli/docs/authentication): Connect your Qobuz account with a browser session token, stored in the macOS Keychain
- [qobuz-cli: Library](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-cli/docs/library): Manage your Qobuz favourites and playlists from the terminal
- [qobuz-cli: Playback & opening](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-cli/docs/playback): Open items in the Qobuz app via deep links, and control the active player with media keys
- [qobuz-cli: Search & metadata](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz-cli/docs/search): Search the catalogue and read album, artist, and track details
- [qobuz: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz/docs): Reverse-engineered Qobuz API client for Node.js — typed search, metadata, library, playlists, and deep links
- [qobuz: Authentication](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz/docs/authentication): Get a Qobuz token, connect a client, and persist credentials with a pluggable store
- [qobuz: Reference](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz/docs/reference): Deep links, the low-level transport, domain types, and error handling
- [qobuz: Resources](https://kud.io/projects/qobuz/docs/resources): Every method on the Qobuz client — search, albums, artists, tracks, favourites, and playlists
- [revu-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/revu-cli/docs): An interactive terminal diff reviewer — annotate diffs line by line and export your review to Markdown.
- [revu-cli: Configuration](https://kud.io/projects/revu-cli/docs/configuration): The files revu reads and writes, and how to change its settings.
- [revu-cli: Keybindings](https://kud.io/projects/revu-cli/docs/keybindings): The complete keyboard reference for navigating, annotating, and exporting in revu.
- [revu-cli: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/revu-cli/docs/usage): Review changes, annotate lines, navigate hunks, and export your review to Markdown.
- [revu-vscode: revu for VS Code](https://kud.io/projects/revu-vscode/docs): Annotate any line of code and export your review to an AI chat client.
- [revu-vscode: Commands and settings](https://kud.io/projects/revu-vscode/docs/commands): The command-palette entries and keybinding revu contributes to VS Code.
- [revu-vscode: Export destinations](https://kud.io/projects/revu-vscode/docs/export-destinations): The chat clients and output formats revu can send a review to.
- [revu-vscode: How it works](https://kud.io/projects/revu-vscode/docs/how-it-works): The flow from selecting code to exporting a prompt-led Markdown review.
- [shui: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/shui/docs): A fluid terminal UI for Zsh — semantic components, a token-based theme engine, and one consistent API.
- [shui: Progress & Prompts](https://kud.io/projects/shui/docs/async): Progress bars, spinners, loaders, animations, and interactive prompts.
- [shui: Components](https://kud.io/projects/shui/docs/components): Messages, text, layout, badges, pills, boxes, and tables.
- [shui: Quick Start](https://kud.io/projects/shui/docs/quick-start): Install shui and print your first styled message in seconds.
- [shui: Theming](https://kud.io/projects/shui/docs/theming): Built-in themes, icon sets, custom themes, and the token reference.
- [sim-crafter-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/sim-crafter-cli/docs): A CLI tool to manage iOS simulators on macOS — list, create, delete, boot, and screenshot from the terminal.
- [sim-crafter-cli: Commands](https://kud.io/projects/sim-crafter-cli/docs/commands): Full reference for every sim-crafter subcommand — list, list-remote, create, delete, boot, and screenshot.
- [soap-cli: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/soap-cli/docs): 🧼 macOS CLI to uninstall apps and scrub all their leftover files
- [soap-cli: Safety](https://kud.io/projects/soap-cli/docs/safety): How soap keeps removals reversible — Trash, per-step confirmations, and the root-owned file fallback.
- [soap-cli: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/soap-cli/docs/usage): soap modes, flags, and examples for cleaning Homebrew casks and manually installed apps.
- [soap-cli: What gets removed](https://kud.io/projects/soap-cli/docs/what-gets-removed): Every macOS location soap scans for leftover files and how it matches them to an app.
- [webext-gmeet-unmirror: Introduction](https://kud.io/projects/webext-gmeet-unmirror/docs): gmeet-unmirror hides the Google Meet presentation tile so full-screen sharing doesn't produce an infinite hall of mirrors.
- [webext-gmeet-unmirror: Auto-hide](https://kud.io/projects/webext-gmeet-unmirror/docs/auto-hide): How gmeet-unmirror detects an active screen share and hides the presentation tile automatically, and how manual overrides take priority.
- [webext-gmeet-unmirror: How it works](https://kud.io/projects/webext-gmeet-unmirror/docs/how-it-works): The detection heuristic gmeet-unmirror uses to find the presentation tile, and the safety guarantee that keeps everything else on the call untouched.
- [webext-gmeet-unmirror: Usage](https://kud.io/projects/webext-gmeet-unmirror/docs/usage): How to hide and show the Google Meet presentation tile with the floating button or the keyboard shortcut.