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Jeremy Longshore

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Plugins 16

omaTrail

by Jeremy Longshore · ★ 2

omaTrail launches frontier survival from the Omarchy bar. Name your party, pack a wagon, set pace/rations, cross rivers, face illness, trade, and hunt wildlife. Choose original omaTrail rules or an independently built Classic 1978-inspired profile. Play either in Green Monitor or Color Deluxe graphics by keyboard or mouse. Offline only: no network, telemetry, account, daemon, or elevated access. Saves keep a backup. Design: https://gist.github.com/jeremylongshore/f6bfa2df134361ec33faa552a6df56d1

MLB Booth

by Jeremy Longshore · ★ 1

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.

Loose Ends

by Jeremy Longshore · ★ 1

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.

Pit Wall

by Jeremy Longshore

Pit Wall turns your Omarchy bar into a Formula 1 race-weekend command post. Between sessions it counts down to FP1, qualifying, sprint, or race start; while running it shows the leader, gaps, flags, safety-car state, and live leaderboard. Open the panel for the local-time weekend schedule plus driver/constructor standings. It reads keyless Jolpica schedule/standings data every 15 minutes and OpenF1 every 20 seconds only during sessions. It writes no files outside Quickshell's own state handling.

Bazaar

by Jeremy Longshore

Bazaar brings the Omarchy plugin marketplace to your bar. Search names, descriptions, tags, and authors; filter by category or kind; rank trending by views per day since listing; and flag listings whose marketplace record has no install command. Save a private local shortlist, see listings added since your last visit, open a listing or repo, copy a safe CLI command, or install from a validated GitHub URL. Catalog refreshes every six hours and stats every 30 minutes. No account data is ever sent.

Wait State

by Jeremy Longshore

Wait State shows CPU, memory, and I/O pressure stalls, so high utilization is not mistaken for blocked work. Its bar follows the worst current source now or your pinned choice. Select a resource and 15-minute, 1-hour, or 6-hour history to see avg10, avg60, avg300, full-stall data when available, severity, and resource-level guidance. It reads only three fixed procfs files and writes bounded local plugin history. No network, credentials, telemetry, process control, or system configuration change.

Crew Chief

by Jeremy Longshore

Crew Chief keeps AI coding sessions in a local attention queue so blocked work does not hide behind tabs. Claude Code, Codex, Herdr, and command-capable tools report working, blocked, or done. The bar hides when idle, counts active work, and uses alert color for NEEDS YOU. The panel sorts blocked rows first, shows project, harness, age, and a bounded attention headline, then can dismiss a row or best-effort focus its project window. No network, account, API key, telemetry, or transcript polling.

Docket

by Jeremy Longshore

Docket turns GitHub pull requests into an obligation queue for action, not scrolling. It separates requests waiting on your review, your own blocked work, and branches ready to merge, then sorts lanes oldest first. A configurable review clock marks overdue work before it disappears in the feed. Drain a row when handled; it returns on its own when the pull request changes. One bounded GraphQL poll every 15 minutes keeps the bar quiet while credentials stay local and never enter process arguments.

X Files

by Jeremy Longshore

X Files turns replies to your X posts into a drainable Omarchy queue, not another feed. The bar shows work and API spend; open the panel to group questions, gripes, and asks, keep quotes and inspect digests with volume, velocity, and bucket counts. A hard monthly cap stops new X API reads. It reads only your posts, mentions, and reply conversations; never posts, DMs, reads your timeline, or scores sentiment. Credentials stay in a private 0600 file; PII-redacted BYOK summaries are off by default.

Listening Post

by Jeremy Longshore

Listening Post brings your Perception signal room into the Omarchy bar: ranked AI releases, pricing changes, incidents, engineering notes, and a five-item daily brief. Open its panel, pair with a device token from oma.intentsolutions.io/perception/. Your token stays out of process arguments and logs. It retains its last good field through outages and syncs read state to your account. Without a token, 33 curated HTTPS feeds remain available as a migration fallback. No article bodies or telemetry.

Desk Transition

by Jeremy Longshore

Desk Transition gives Hyprland two local display actions. Desk reads active outputs and arranges them left to right by reported width. Laptop selects the first active eDP or LVDS output and focuses it without disabling another screen. The panel previews both actions, shows each active output's name, resolution, and focus state, and lets you focus one directly. Each action re-reads state and validates output names. No network, credentials, or display-disable command. State refreshes after action.

Flow Boundary

by Jeremy Longshore

Mark a boundary when you arrive at focused work or leave it behind. Flow Boundary puts Arrive and Leave actions in the Omarchy bar, changes the pill from FLOW to PAUSE, and shows your eight newest color-coded transitions with ages that refresh every 30 seconds. It retains only the latest 32 timestamp-only records in local widget settings, survives shell restarts, and runs without a helper. Nothing is inferred from calendars, projects, apps or notifications; no account, telemetry, or network use.

Foundry

by Jeremy Longshore

Foundry creates a local Omarchy bar-widget draft from your ID, name, and 500-char description. It generates identity, matched copy, a unique SVG banner, offline tests, CI, security, and install/removal guidance. Its descriptor-pinned generator stages privately and publishes only to a new target, never overwriting it. The draft begins UNPROVEN. Validate and capture real-shell evidence before release. Foundry never installs, enables, commits, pushes, publishes, calls a network service, or uses AI.

Capture Conveyor

by Jeremy Longshore

Capture Conveyor turns Omarchy screenshots into a keyboard-first inbox, not a forgotten folder. The bar counts captures; open the panel for the newest 24, select with arrow keys, start a screenshot or OCR region, copy its path, or reveal its folder. It refreshes every 20 seconds. Its bounded scanner reads only top-level screenshot PNG names, paths, sizes, and timestamps. It never reads image pixels, OCRs existing files, watches your clipboard, uploads data, opens an account, or uses the network.

Workspace Storyboard

by Jeremy Longshore

Workspace Storyboard turns your Omarchy bar into a local map of live Hyprland workspaces. See workspace window counts and the active window title, then click or use Up/Down, Enter, or 1-9 to jump back into context. It retains a clearable, capped re-entry trail of workspace IDs, titles, application classes, and timestamps in private local state. It makes no network requests, and its Hyprland reads and panel payload are time and byte bounded. It stores 40 events and shows the newest eight locally.

Quiet Queue

by Jeremy Longshore

Quiet Queue adds a trustworthy focus switch to Omarchy. Start a 25- or 50-minute session, see the countdown in the bar, and return to normal notification delivery when it expires. It uses Omarchy's native Do Not Disturb service: silenced notifications stay in first-party history, and Quiet Queue never reads, uploads, replaces, or discards them. It turns DND off only when it owns the session; existing DND is left alone, and an external change revokes stale ownership. State checks every 5 seconds.

Posts 1

omaTrail — Oregon Trail Game as an Omarchy Quickshell Plugin

@Jeremy Longshore

Jeremy Longshore ships omaTrail: an offline Oregon Trail-inspired game that opens from the Omarchy bar inside Quickshell, with hunting, river crossings, and Classic 1978 rules.

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