Tag: quickshell

Reduce eye strain without breaking your flow.

Fast keyboard-first GIF picker and GIF search for Omarchy. Search reaction GIFs, trending GIFs, favorites, and copy GIFs or links directly to your Wayland clipboard.

Loose Ends turns unfinished local Git work into a quiet local Omarchy bar queue. Every five minutes it scans repositories under home for uncommitted edits, unpushed commits, old stashes, detached heads, and interrupted rebases, merges, cherry-picks, or bisects. It surfaces interrupted work urgently, otherwise oldest first. It makes no network calls and does not modify repositories. Discovery and Git reads are time and size bounded; if a cap is reached, the panel clearly says the scan is partial.

Synthesised background noise — rain, ocean, wind, stream, fan and plain white/pink/brown — generated live from shaped noise, with sliders to dial each one in. No sample files.

Your upcoming Luma events in the bar, with cover art. Shows the Omarchy community calendar out of the box, or your own Luma feed.

East Asian Lunar Calendar (Lịch Âm / 农历), Moon Phase indicator, and Activity Manager for Omarchy Quattro

Date/time label with a Chinese lunar calendar popup: lunar date and jieqi (24 solar terms)

Your luvus coding agents in the Omarchy bar — who is working, who is blocked, and a click to go there.

Lyrics for whatever you are playing, following the song line by line. It picks the track up from your media player, so there is nothing to search for.

Live MBTA arrival times for your stations in the Omarchy bar — subway, Silver Line, bus, commuter rail, and ferry countdowns with a departure-board panel and station picker (search by name or scan around any address).

Discover and safely manage MCP servers across your Omarchy coding agents.

MLB Booth makes your chosen club legible at a glance: first-pitch countdowns before games, then score and inning, count, outs, bases, and last play while live. Panel: local schedule, division race, and line score. It reads the keyless MLB Stats API: schedule and standings every 15 minutes, Gameday every 20 seconds only during a game. MLB requests use the selected club and public game data, not an account or identifying data. Optional bring-your-own-key recaps are off by default and post nothing.