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The tools live on GitHub: free, source you can read. The extensions live on the browser stores.

5 tools, 5 extensions. Free, no account.

Browser extensions

Free, installable, in your browser now

5 highlighted here. Hit the stores directly: every extension is free, on Chrome and Firefox.

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SamAI Browser

Browser assistant with BYOK. Summarize, chat, and fill forms in your tabs.

SamAI Browser is the browser extension that summarizes pages, chats with you about the content, and fills forms using your own API keys. BYOK means no Dracon account, no usage limits, and no data leaving your machine. Available on Chrome and Firefox.

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VidPro

YouTube Studio setup and optimization, in one click.

VidPro handles the tedious parts of YouTube Studio: metadata, tags, thumbnails, and best-time-to-publish guidance. Works on the video you're editing now, no separate dashboard to learn. Available on Chrome and Firefox.

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BugKit

Privacy-first visual bug reporting with a built-in dashcam.

BugKit captures every bug with screenshots, console logs, network traces, and a screen recording of the steps that produced it. Reports stay on your machine until you choose to share them. No third-party servers, no upload quota. Available on Chrome and Firefox.

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Better Search

Block content farms from your Google results.

Better Search filters Google's results to drop the SEO-stuffed content farms that clog the first page. Keeps the technical, primary-source, and high-quality results. Works on Google, DuckDuckGo, Bing, and Brave Search. Available on Chrome and Firefox.

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Live Reload Pro

Configurable live reload for any web dev stack.

Live Reload Pro watches the files that matter and reloads the browser when they change. Works with any framework, any local server, and any port. Configurable rules so it only reloads when you want it to. Available on Chrome and Firefox.

Open source

Local-first tools

Free to install, modify, and run on your own machine. Source code on GitHub.

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Tiles

Tiles: TUI file manager with git integration, SSH, system monitor, and text editor.

Tiles is a terminal command center that turns your repeated workflows into a surface your whole team can trust. Structured file operations, operator workflows, and local runtime. No hosted orchestration required.

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Folder Auto Banner

Folder Auto Banner: a directory listing with instant context

Folder Auto Banner is a contextual directory dashboard. Run it once and the next time you `ls` anything you see git status, TODOs, build status, ports in use, Docker state, and cached directory sizes. A background daemon serves repeated views instantly. Open-source, run it locally, no account needed.

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Dracon Warden

Secret, encrypt, age, git-filter: repository hardening and smudge/clean encryption for Dracon workspaces.

Dracon Warden is a git filter for secret encryption. Mark a file as sensitive, write the cleartext locally, and Warden handles smudge and clean so what's committed is always encrypted with age. The repo stays shareable, the secrets stay unreadable to anyone without your key. Open-source, run it locally.

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Dracon Sync

Background, auto-commit, multi-remote: invisible git sync for developer workspaces.

Dracon Sync watches your working tree, commits incremental progress, and pushes to every remote you point it at. Your work survives a corrupted disk, a lost laptop, or a forgotten `git push`. Open-source, runs as a local daemon, no cloud required.

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Dracon System

Disk, process, guard, doctor: local machine diagnostics and watchdog for Dracon workspaces.

Dracon System is the local-machine watchdog: disk pressure alerts, runaway process kills, and a `doctor` command that runs a full diagnostic sweep. Built for the developer machine that needs to keep running while you sleep. Open-source, runs locally, no telemetry.