@Adammm

The problem:
You paste text from somewhere, a doc, a chat, a website ansd it comes with curly quotes, tracking URLs, awkward bullet characters, double blank lines, and non-breaking spaces that make your terminal or editor look like garbage. You also frequently need to do quick JSON formatting, CSV Markdown conversion, and case changes, but you don’t want to open five different tools. And you always need a calculator sitting right there for quick unit math.

Clipbench solves all three of those annoyances in one file.

The 3 QoL improvements
Instant text cleanup Paste anything in. Curly quotes become straight quotes. Smart dashes, ellipses, and bullet characters get normalized. Whitespace collapses. URL tracking parameters (utm_*, fbclid, gclid, etc.) get stripped while keeping the actual URL intact. It runs live as you type, so the output is always ready.

Quick format converters –json toggles between pretty-print and minified JSON. –table converts CSV/TSV to Markdown tables and back. –case converts between Title Case, snake_case, camelCase, and kebab-case. All over the same input/output panes — no context switching.

Persistent scratch calculator Always-visible bar at the top for quick math (48*3.5), unit conversions (12in to cm, 5 miles to km), and timezone shifts (3pm PST to EST). Everything persists across page refreshes via localStorage.

(name was made from AI, so like sorry abt that)

This is a simple warioware-inspired game made in Godot.

This game includes 3 minigames, a settings menu, a win screen, and a lose screen. It is specifically made to have a chicken-themed aesthetic, hence the name.

Textures and models were all self-made, like the egg.

Controls are just WASD for movement or arrow keys, space to jump, and you may need to use your mouse for some minigames.

(this is mostly copied from the previous devlog as I ment to make that a ship)

I added weapon spread by using godots export functions to export a gun spread variable to the main player scripts and modified the spread for the pistol and m4 so it matches its real-life counterparts. I also added a new zombie varient that runs at the player at high speeds but has low health and attack damage. This was done by copying code that was previously used for the original zombie but modifying it a bit. The zombie textures were all obtained from mixamo.com. The animations for the zombies were also from mixamo.com (again, big thanks to the guy that recommended that to me). This will be the final update for now as I do not know what other functions and tweaks I need to add to the game. Currently, there is a stamina mechanism, firearm bullet spread calculations, 2 zombie variants, a much more realistic movement system that including moving slower when walking backwards; stamina takes more time to regenerate than to be used up; jumping cancels out sprints. These are the main functions that I added for the newest release of the game, if there are any bugs, feel free to comment it and feel free to comment any ideas I should add as well. forgot to mention, tips were also added to the wall as there wasn’t any indicator of game mechanisms in the game itself right now.

Animations are currently not very smooth because of the fact that I am using free animations from mixamo so the switch between animations on the zombies may not be very smooth.

Hi! This is my project. It’s a simple HTML, CSS, and JS site that I made for a hackathon project!

This project is open source, so feel free to use this as a template! Be warned, though, there are no comments or anything so it will be hard to figure out if you have no coding experience.

I made the main framework of the website using HTML and the style using CSS, and connected those files together. On my website, there are buttons that you can press to redirect to different pages.

There are 3 pages right now: the about me page, the portfolio page, and the chickens page. The about me page is, well, about me, the portfolio page has images and links to some projects that I have made, and finally, the chickens page includes images that I took of my chickens.

I also added a APOD page for fun! you can see random APOD dates from the official NASA API! Every day, it automatically loads to the new APOD so you can see what the new information and picture is!

Hi! This is my project. It’s a simple HTML and CSS site that I made for a hackathon project!

This project is open source, so feel free to use this as a template! Be warned, though, there are no comments or anything so it will be hard to figure out if you have no coding experience.

I made the main framework of the website using HTML and the style using CSS, and connected those files together. On my website, there are buttons that you can press to redirect to different pages.

There are 3 pages right now: the about me page, the portfolio page, and the chickens page. The about me page is, well, about me, the portfolio page has images and links to some projects that I have made, and finally, the chickens page includes images that I took of my chickens.

July 3, 2026 Fixed audio execution bugs in CoopBeats and minor rendering error in the Egg Painter canvas. Resolved a major physics bug in Egg Catch where the speed multiplier failed to clear on a restart, which caused newly spawned eggs to drop at an unplayable, extremely accelerated velocity upon restarting.
June 20, 2026 Expanded the Core application with chicken themes by adding three new fun apps: CluckIn Messenger, Coop Terminal CLI (bringing a classic retro Windows 7 aesthetic), and the CoopStreet Market simulator which is well, a stock market.

June 14, 2026 Pushed global UI window stability updates to address overlapping context errors. Formally launched the music playback app called cluck beats and implemented support for custom file extensions within the Chicken Notes text framework.