A set of tools to work with the feeds (vulnerabilities, CPE dictionary etc.) distributed by National Vulnerability Database (NVD)

A small CLI tool that converts selected files into clean, consistent Markdown-fenced blocks, making it easy to provide precise, repeatable context to LLMs.

An extensible, GUI-based file search and processing tool for Windows written in C# and WPF, with out-of-the-box functionality similar to grepWin and dnGrep

Implementation cat unix tools using pure C programming language. cat is a standard Unix utility that reads files sequentially, writing them to standard output. (cat: concatenate files)

A tool that finds a nucleic sub-sequence string ( from a FASTA file ) in a FASTA file using the fourier transform.

optrace records output files written by each process and accumulates total written data size

Apen is 7x faster than anewer. It's CLI tool to appending from stdin into a new file. `cat list_1.txt | apen unique_lines.txt`

A smarter version of the touch command. Create multiple files with the same extension without repetitive typing.

Discover BestShell, a curated collection of high-performance shell scripts for automation, system management, and productivity enhancement for Linux/Unix systems.

Recreating some basic unix utilities

An awk and less based Bible reader

A finite element solver

Process termination tool for Linux

A high-performance file listing utility written in pure Rust, designed as a modern alternative to `ls`, `lsd`, and `exa`. Features beautiful grid layout, intuitive file type icons, fuzzy modification timestamps, and color-coded output.

MNHN-Tree-Tools a software for phylogenetic inference of millions of sequences

Extracts the fasta sequence from protein stored in a PDB file

A tool to perform quick normal mode analysis on a PDB file using Tirion's model.

Stream-based deduplication for repeating sequences

A Haskell script that performs basic filtration, using a filtration string, on somatic variant data.

Command line tool to convert timezones ⏱️ inspired by the "do one thing well" philosophy of the Unix tools