mybin

Provide 65+ Unix utility scripts accessible via PATH with --help guidance.

2|Updated Oct 12, 2015
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cympfh/bin --skill mybin
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Skill: mybin
Source: https://github.com/cympfh/bin/tree/main
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cympfh/bin --skill mybin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

~/bin is a personal collection of utility scripts that live in PATH, enabling quick access to 65+ scripts across Python, Bash, and Ruby. It covers AI/LLM integration, system utilities, media processing, Web/data processing, and development tools, with Unix-style piping compatibility and detailed usage via --help for each command.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • AI/LLM Tools: codegen, translate, zhcomp, pinyin, ocr, igrok, eliza, youtube-search
  • System Utilities: withcache, weasel, clip, notify, progressbar, gen-password, name, run, usdjpy, switchbot
  • Media & Graphics: amesh, imagediff, imagehash, pixelart, eye
  • Web & Data Processing: tenki, html-title, html-encode, json2yaml, yaml2json, toml2json, uri-encode, doujin-search
  • Time & Date Tools: jdate, timer, calendar
  • Development & Text Processing: jinja2, filename, uri-encode
  • Configuration: llm-config
  • Other: eye, codegen, ocr, etc.

Quick Start

Place ~/bin on your PATH and start using any included script with --help to learn options.

Frequently Asked Questions about mybin

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I add custom utility scripts to my PATH for Unix command-line automation?

You can access 65+ utility scripts for Unix command-line automation by placing the toolkit directory on your PATH. It requires no external dependencies and works in standard Unix environments, covering AI, system, media, and web processing tasks.

Can I use command-line scripts for AI and LLM text processing in Unix pipelines?

Yes, you can use command-line scripts for AI and LLM text processing in Unix pipelines. The toolkit includes codegen, translate, zhcomp, pinyin, and ocr scripts with Unix-style piping compatibility, allowing you to chain text processing workflows with other standard commands.

What is the best way to convert data formats like JSON, YAML, and TOML in the terminal?

The best way to convert data formats like JSON, YAML, and TOML in the terminal is using dedicated CLI scripts. This toolkit provides json2yaml, yaml2json, and toml2json commands that integrate directly into Unix pipelines for quick, dependency-free format conversion.

Do I need to install external dependencies to run these developer and system utility scripts?

No, you do not need to install external dependencies to run these developer and system utility scripts. The toolkit operates in standard Unix environments using Python, Bash, and Ruby scripts, requiring only the directory to be placed on your PATH to function.

How do I find usage options for command-line media and web processing tools?

To find usage options for command-line media and web processing tools, run any script with the --help flag. The toolkit provides detailed guidance for its 65+ scripts, including media tools like imagediff and pixelart, and web tools like html-title and uri-encode.