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By Marios Alexandrou on September 9, 2026.
The following is a collection of AI-generated aka vibe-coded software. The software is specific to my needs and my system and may not work for you or your system. Support is limited, but if you report a bug I'll certainly look into it. All code is provided in zip files for you to review should you choose.
A lightweight, zero-dependency Windows system tray utility that silently monitors running applications and automatically terminates any processes that match a user-defined blacklist.
Built to run entirely in the background, it uses Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) to react instant…
A desktop library for the scripts you keep re-running.
Scriptary registers your Python, PowerShell and batch scripts, works out what arguments each one takes, and gives you a form to fill in instead of a command line to remember. It saves what you typed last time, runs scripts in tabs wit…
A Chrome extension for handling link dumps. Copy a block of text, click the toolbar icon, see every link it contains, and decide what happens to them: open as tabs, save to a dated bookmarks folder, or push to the reading list. It also works in reverse — copy your open tabs back out to the clip…
A Chrome extension that files downloads into subfolders automatically, based on where they came from and what kind of file they are. Set a rule like huggingface.co → Models or .pdf → Documents, and matching downloads land in that folder instead of the general pile.
Version 3.0. Manife…
A Chrome extension that shows every top-level domain, subdomain, and IP address contacted while loading and using the current page —
displayed in a toggleable sidebar (Chrome’s native side panel), with one-click copy buttons.
A Chrome extension (Manifest V3) that adds custom HTTP request headers to the domains you choose, and shows you which of your rules are actually firing.
Useful for hitting a staging API that needs an auth token, testing feature flags behind a header, or faking a X-Forwarded-For
against y…
A Chrome extension (Manifest V3) that clears your browsing history on a repeating schedule and then re-adds a list of URLs you choose.
Everything runs locally. The extension makes no network requests, reads no page content, and has no host permissions.
A Chrome extension that watches a chosen region of a page and tells you when it actually changes — not when an ad rotates or a view counter ticks over.
The icon is a page with one region singled out — the amber band overhangs the page edges the way the picker’s highlight overhangs t…
A Chrome extension that hides Reddit posts linking to domains you don’t want to see (e.g. dailybeast.com).
A small desktop app (Tkinter) for turning a depth map into a grayscale mask centred on a depth of your choosing.
You load a depth map, paint over the region you want to treat as the reference depth, and the tool produces an image where that depth is pure white and everything else…
A desktop GUI tool for blending two images together — a “before” and an “after” — using a grayscale mask to control where the blend happens, and a slider to control how much. White areas of the mask reveal the after image, black areas keep the before image, and gray …
A lightweight desktop tool for comparing two images (or two entire folders of matching images) side by side, using a draggable divider to reveal one image over the other. Built with Tkinter — no web browser, no upload, everything runs locally.


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