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Importing highlights and notes into Obsidian for processing can be a painful process without automation. So I automated it.

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Search Alfred Workflows: Browse installed Alfred Workflows.

Remastered 6K P3 Color Gamut versions of classic Mac OS X default wallpapers: Leopard, Snow Leopard, Lion, and Mountain Lion.

Embedbase is a platform that allows you to build embeddings-powered apps in a few lines of code.

Design System Guide is nice intro.

Mesh allows you to create stunning mesh gradients and export them as SVG, completely for free.

The comprehensive Open Source Software insight tool by analyzing massive events from GitHub, powered by TiDB, the best insight building database of data agility.

Glasp is a social web highlighter that people can highlight and organize quotes and thoughts from the web, and access other like-minded people’s learning.

From tasks and workflows to apps and systems, Make is where you create and automate at the speed of your ideas.

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A magical design tool for Figma powered by AI.

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Easily float the Headless UI components

NewsKit design system - components and guidelines to help increase the speed of creation and innovation in digital teams.

Discover the best gradient backgrounds from a curated collection of the ultimate list of gradient sites. With 1000+ gradients, it's easy to find the 👌 color!

A free icon set designed for systems and products. Use how you want, without attribution.

Foundations in type

A collection of dynamic wallpapers, for desktop & mobile.

Preview and choose the right type scale for your project. Experiment with font size, scale and different webfonts.

The most advanced and reliable link preview service for developers. Get started for free, no credit card required..

Here's our 6 step guide on how you can make your own Raycast wallpaper for your desktop (or even your mobile and tablet).

Shortcuts is a versatile automation tool on iOS, but it does have limitations. Many of these stem from it not being a true scripting/programming language, but rather a visual automation tool. When compared to alternatives like Pythonista or Scriptable, the app comes up a little short on things you might like to do with it sometimes that would be easier in other programming languages? But what if I told you that Shortcuts can actually tap into some of that coding power through a technique for evaluating JavaScript? Interested? Well let me explain.