~$ ls projects/

A few things I've built and actually use — small, focused tools in the Unix spirit.

modbar — A small, modular status bar for dwm. It plugs neatly into a suckless setup and keeps configuration where it belongs: in readable, hackable source. It came out of needing a stable alternative to dwmblocks. Best paired with the shell modules written for it, which I'd recommend.
claude-cli — A lightweight command-line client for talking to Claude straight from the terminal, built with security in mind. It runs the agent inside Docker, isolated from the host filesystem, and only exposes the specific files being worked on — nothing more. Config and memory persist between sessions, so the setup survives restarts, and it binds cleanly into a suckless workflow with a couple of keyboard shortcuts.

dwm-util-scripts — A grab-bag of utility scripts for living more comfortably in dwm. They're tailored to a particular workflow, so not every one will suit everyone — but they might serve as a handy base, or a bit of inspiration when bootstrapping your own suckless environment.