These are personal productivity utilities that simplify my workflow on Windows (Cygwin) and Linux. These are in 2 places:

Note: I use /c/Dropbox as a symlink to C:\Dropbox in Cygwin to standardize scripts.

echo 'source ~/code/scripts/setup.fish' >> ~/.config/fish/config.fish
echo 'source ~/code/scripts/setup.bash' >> ~/.bashrc

See agents/ for setting up AI code editors.

On an Admin command prompt, run:

CD /D C:\cygwin\home\Anand\
MKLINK /H .gitconfig C:\code\scripts\.gitconfig
MKLINK /D .ssh C:\Dropbox\scripts\.ssh
REM TODO: Set up `llm` keys.json on Windows

Disable inherited permissions, remove all permissions, and only add yourself with full permissions.

Here are the setup details for my laptops.

• Linux
  • Media Keys: Gnome keybindings
• Windows
• Android
• Online tools replacing installed software

• ask records a short voice note, sends it to llm for custom action (transcribe, bash code, fish code, ...), copies to clipboard
• askwin calls ask and pastes on window we called it from. Triggered by Ctrl + Alt + 0
• audiosync.py syncs audio and video files using cross-correlation. Usage: uv run audiosync.py video.mkv audio.opus output.mkv. I use this to sync screen recordings via videorecord with phone audio recordings of better quality.
• chars lists non-ASCII characters in files.
• clean_markdown.py normalizes Markdown list spacing (removes extra blank lines inside lists while preserving paragraph breaks). Supports file, clipboard (--xclip), and self-tests (--test).
• copy-to-markdown.sh converts clipboard rich text (HTML) to Markdown in clipboard. Usage: Ctrl + C, then Ctrl + Alt + C
• dev.sh runs a development container for safer experimentation.
  • dev.dockerfile contains the image spec.
  • dev.test.sh tests the environment for tools.
• consolidate_transcripts.py aggregates lessons from my call transcript into a unified transcripts.md.
• daydream fuses recalled concepts into radical ideas. Example: daydream -c llm -c oblique-strategies "web app"
• discourse.py extracts recent posts from a Discourse category or topic.
• gitget clones a git repository and copies specific paths to local directories.
• git-uncommitted lists directories not git-synced with remote
• githubscore.py evaluates GitHub developer quality
• gmail: Gmail search CLI. Uses OAuth tokens from google_oauth.py
• histfreq ranks the most common commands from a NUL-delimited shell history stream. history --null | uv run histfreq.py -n 40
• mcpserver.py exposes an MCP server on localhost:8000 that lets LLMs run bash commands. Useful for ChatGPT to control your machine. Run in sandbox to reduce risk.
• q is a terminal AI chat interface. q 'What is 2 + 2?' --llm chatgpt opens Google AI mode, asks the question, and prints the answer. q --m chatgpt 'What is 2 + 2?' does the same with ChatGPT.
• recall shows a random note bullet. Example: recall or recall talks
• rename_receipts.py renames PDF receipts to YYYY-MM-DD Service $0.00 Card-1234.pdf by extracting date, vendor, amount, and last-4 card details from invoice text.
• rgb converts RGB to hex and vice versa.
• rofi-files.sh and rofi-chrome-tabs.sh are used by rofi to get recent files. Triggered by Ctrl + Alt + F.
• rofi-clip.sh opens a rofi clipboard transform menu (Markdown/Rich text/URL/date utilities), applies the selected transform, and writes back to clipboard. Triggered by Ctrl + Alt + M (since it's mostly Markdown related).
• rofi-prompts.sh shows prompts from Markdown files in ~/code/blog/pages/prompts, lets you pick one via rofi, then copies/pastes the selected fenced code block. Triggered by Ctrl + Alt + P.
• slide.py creates slides from Markdown files. Usage: uvx slide presentation.md
• touchegg.conf is my touchpad gesture config for Touchegg on Ubuntu.
  • Global Gestures (Application: All)
    • Swipe Up 4 fingers: Increase volume 5%
    • Swipe Down 4 fingers: Decrease volume 5%
    • Swipe Left/Right 4 fingers: Pause / Play on VLC
    • Tap 2 fingers: Right mouse click (Button 3) on gesture begin.
    • Tap 3 fingers: Middle mouse click (Button 2) on gesture begin.
  • Application: microsoft-edge
    • Pinch Out 2 fingers: Zoom In
    • Pinch In 2 fingers: Zoom Out
    • Swipe Left 3 fingers: Back
    • Swipe Right 3 fingers: Forward
• unbrace.js unwraps single-statement JavaScript blocks.
• update-files caches directory listings so rofi-files.sh can stay fast even on large mounts.
• viz.py embeds CSV files a HTML templates. This is the script that started Gramener in 2011.

• codexlog.jq converts Codex CLI session logs to Markdown (from ~/.codex/sessions/yyyy/mm/dd/session.jsonl)
  • codexlist lists all sessions
  • codextools.py lists tools used by Codex
  • codexerrors.py lists tool errors by Codex
• claudelog lists Claude Code sessions and converts to Markdown (from ~/.claude/projects/). uvx claude-code-log@latest --tui does a good job too.
• copilotlog.jq converts GitHub session logs to Markdown (from ~/.copilot/session-state/*.jsonl)
  • copilotlist lists all sessions
• opencodelog.jq converts OpenCode session logs to Markdown (from opencode export sessionID)

• jsonpaths.jq lists all unique JSON paths in a JSON/NDJSON file
• tsv.jq converts a JSON array of objects into TSV
• whatsappthread.jq converts https://tools.s-anand.net/whatsappscraper/ JSON into LLM-friendly JSONL + thread_id + urls[]

• generate/ has scripts to generate data.
• pdbhook/ runs Python debugger on error. Usage: PYTHONPATH=~/code/scripts/pdbhook uv run script.py

services/ has systemd services that are installed by services/setup.sh. Current services are:

• consolidate-transcripts-daily.*: Consolidate transcript learnings
• trending-repo-weekly.*: Update trending GitHub repos
• update-files-daily.*: Update local files
• update-files-weekly.*: Update mounted files