ninepointlabs: omaforge, a World of Warcraft Addon Manager for Omarchy
ninepointlabs posts "omaforge: World of Warcraft addon manager for Omarchy (CurseForge, WoWInterface, GitHub)" and "code's public, go look", linking ninepointlabs/omaforge.
Web gaming demo with hundreds of ships fighting in an RTS; planned for the Omarchy App Store when it goes live.
ninepointlabs posts "omaforge: World of Warcraft addon manager for Omarchy (CurseForge, WoWInterface, GitHub)" and "code's public, go look", linking ninepointlabs/omaforge.
juntao says "Omarchy is the future of Linux Desktop. It is also a malleable agent OS for your “AI Shed” at home or office." They ask "But how do you access your AI Shed’s beautiful @OmarchyLinux UI on the go?" and answer "The answer is omarchy-remote. All you need is a web browser.", quoting a dhh post that every developer needs an AI shed, and in a follow-up reply link the source code and docs at second-state/omarchy-remote.
IAmMonetApp says "Building a whole website with an agent is now a loop, not a chat." They post Monet: Design Review, free for Omarchy: the agent builds the site, the user draws a box on what should change and says what, and Monet hands it to the agent and shows the fix before and after, adding "It follows your theme." In a follow-up reply they say they built this version so some 11+ year olds can have fun building websites while learning the joys of Omarchy on some old MacBooks; the still is a card headed "Draw a box. Say what should change. Your agent does it." above a Monet window with "Pick", "Capture", "Mark up", "Send", and "Check" steps, a website page reading "AI builds the first draft. Monet runs the next hundred changes." marked with boxes, a notes panel including "Name the free Omarchy edition under these buttons", and a "Send 2 notes to Claude Code →" button.