Tree-sitter
tree-sitter.github.ioGenerate concrete syntax trees that stay responsive while source code changes.
Generate concrete syntax trees that stay responsive while source code changes.
Shape tree joints and export lighter variants for games
A terminal-native editor built around multiple selections, syntax-aware navigation, and language-server features.
An open-source desktop code editor with native rendering, LSP, an integrated terminal, and SSH development.
Configure native-code builds in a separate build directory, then compile and run registered tests.
Portrait image licences for online, educational and commercial projects
Build a hierarchical personal knowledge base locally or on a self-hosted server.
Structure team knowledge in a page tree with rich blocks and links to active work.
Keep rich-text or code notes in a hierarchical tree stored in a single database or file collection.
A cross-platform IDE for C, C++, Rust, PHP, and Node.js projects with filesystem workspaces and integrated debugging.
Navigate, search, preview, and manage directory trees from an interactive terminal view.
Follow TON transaction messages, fees and account balance changes
Household category trees and shared finance files across devices
Configurable Material-style file and folder icons for VS Code.
Information-architecture tests alongside broader UX research methods
A local-workspace knowledge manager for Markdown, mind maps, diagrams, and other files.
Build and extend compilers with modular libraries, intermediate-representation tools, and code-generation components.
A cross-device notebook with folders, tags, linked notes, search, and offline synchronization.
Research tools for navigation, content and prototype questions
Arrange pet care in exchange for a house-sitting stay
Find a model by style or image and inspect its archive before spending credits
A lightweight local Markdown knowledge base with tags, search, and a note graph.
A free self-hosted PaaS for deploying apps onto a Docker server you control.
A browser IDE for running short code samples or building supported multi-file projects across many languages.