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It's a classic!VLC.
Thanks. I've added these.


Builders are always welcome here, toot away. Nice project.I might be blowing my own horn a bit, but I recently open-sourced two small utilities I built, partially vibe-coded and partially engineered properly, that I use in my own workflows. They might be useful to others too.
Both are self-hosted, run entirely locally, and are released under the MIT license.
Prompt Hub
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GitHub - FLi79Za/PromptHub: Prompt Database for Image, Music and Video Generation
Prompt Database for Image, Music and Video Generation - FLi79Za/PromptHubgithub.com
Prompt Hub is a local web app for storing, organising and refining AI prompts.
I built it because once you start working seriously with AI tools, prompts get long, messy, duplicated, and hard to manage in a notes app.
It lets you:
Everything runs locally. No cloud services involved.
- Store and organise full-length prompts
- Create linked variants for testing and iteration
- Search across prompts, notes, tags, tools and categories
- Optionally refine prompts using local LLMs via Ollama
- Draft prompts from images using local vision models
It is basically a structured prompt management system for real-world AI use.
SmartClipboard
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GitHub - FLi79Za/smartclipboard: A smart clipboard application with local Ollama AI integration
A smart clipboard application with local Ollama AI integration - FLi79Za/smartclipboardgithub.com
SmartClipboard is a privacy-first clipboard workspace powered by local LLMs.
It stores clipboard history locally using SQLite and lets you:
Again, everything runs on your machine. No remote APIs, no telemetry.
- Rewrite text
- Summarise content
- Reformat information
- Extract structured data
- Combine clips in a composer workspace
- Run AI actions through Ollama
They are small, practical tools that solve problems I personally had. If they are useful to anyone else, even better.
Happy to answer questions or take feedback.
Nice work. I've added them to the list.I might be blowing my own horn a bit, but I recently open-sourced two small utilities I built, partially vibe-coded and partially engineered properly, that I use in my own workflows. They might be useful to others too.
Both are self-hosted, run entirely locally, and are released under the MIT license.
Prompt Hub
![]()
GitHub - FLi79Za/PromptHub: Prompt Database for Image, Music and Video Generation
Prompt Database for Image, Music and Video Generation - FLi79Za/PromptHubgithub.com
Prompt Hub is a local web app for storing, organising and refining AI prompts.
I built it because once you start working seriously with AI tools, prompts get long, messy, duplicated, and hard to manage in a notes app.
It lets you:
Everything runs locally. No cloud services involved.
- Store and organise full-length prompts
- Create linked variants for testing and iteration
- Search across prompts, notes, tags, tools and categories
- Optionally refine prompts using local LLMs via Ollama
- Draft prompts from images using local vision models
It is basically a structured prompt management system for real-world AI use.
SmartClipboard
![]()
GitHub - FLi79Za/smartclipboard: A smart clipboard application with local Ollama AI integration
A smart clipboard application with local Ollama AI integration - FLi79Za/smartclipboardgithub.com
SmartClipboard is a privacy-first clipboard workspace powered by local LLMs.
It stores clipboard history locally using SQLite and lets you:
Again, everything runs on your machine. No remote APIs, no telemetry.
- Rewrite text
- Summarise content
- Reformat information
- Extract structured data
- Combine clips in a composer workspace
- Run AI actions through Ollama
They are small, practical tools that solve problems I personally had. If they are useful to anyone else, even better.
Happy to answer questions or take feedback.
Also Done, Thanks.
Thanks. Added these but I left off Edenspark for now as I couldn't find the source code or license published,