palebluegeometrygowtham@pbg:~$cd ~/code && ls -la
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Desktop tools I build for my own design work: fast, light on memory, and all sharing one design system.
4tools
2languages
MITlicence
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# README.md
Images, sketches, notes, shapes and flowchart boxes all live on one board as nodes with ports, joined by wires.
- Markdown notes with backlinks, folders and a split write/read view
- Radial menu, pages, frames and full-screen presentation
- Small and fast: around an 11 MB app with zero idle CPU
# README.md
Turns node and edge CSV files into a graph you can look at, filter and analyse, in 2D or 3D.
- Colour, size and shape by any attribute; edge rules and presets
- Walk a graph with the arrow keys and trace paths
- Match OBJ geometry to nodes, with a Revit export macro
# README.md
Edits text, images and shapes in place by rewriting only what changed, so everything else stays byte-for-byte the same.
- Forms, signing, true redaction and OCR
- Accessibility, PDF/A and preflight checks
- Pages: merge, split, reorder, crop
# README.md
A Visual Studio extension that maps code into diagrams, and follows a click through every method that runs, in order.
- Flow view as a sequence or as steps
- Class diagrams, call graphs and folder maps
- Debugger snapshots, hotspots and unused code
gowtham@pbg:~/code$cat stack.txt