Roar – A macOS CLI tool for notifications
--wait mode with action buttons beats osascript for interactive scripting workflows.

Scratches a real itch: double-click Office files in Finder, open in Google Docs. macOS-only.
macOS users who prefer Google Workspace over Microsoft Office or local editors
Dropzone (file handler hub for macOS) · Google Workspace native file handlers
This is an itch I've been meaning to scratch for some time.
Glint is a simple utility that lets you double-click xlsx and docx files in Finder and open them in your Google account.
I don't use Office and I don't like Numbers and Pages. My current workflow is to open Google Sheets/Docs and manually import files that are shared with me. Its a tedious process, and Google's design sense doesn't make it any easier.
This app tries to solve that.
It registers file handlers for .xlsx and .docx. It uploads the file the first time you open it. After that, it adds some metadata to the file so next time you open it, it directly opens the existing Google Doc without trying to upload it again.
This is the kind of utility app that exists because of agentic coding tools like Codex and Claude Code.
This problem has been an annoyance for years but not annoying enough that I wanted to spend time wading through the quagmire of Google Docs APIs and credentials and re-learning macOS UI programming with Swift.
I tried Codex for this, and while I still prefer Claude Code by a good margin, Codex pretty much one-shotted a rough version of what I wanted.
Let me know what you think!
--wait mode with action buttons beats osascript for interactive scripting workflows.
Global hotkey to prettify any text format—faster than opening browser or terminal.
Everything lives in the menu bar and is keyboard-first (⌘K to search, ⌘↵ to process), so common tasks — JSON/YAML/XML formatting, JWT inspection, hashing, color conversion, regex testing — feel immediate. The author emphasises pure SwiftUI and sandbox-compatible implementations rather than a web wrapper, which is a small but meaningful engineering win for responsiveness and privacy. It's not a novel idea — apps and web tools already do this — but the native UX and offline clipboard-first flow make it genuinely useful.
ncdu for macOS with Finder reveal—finally integrates with the OS properly.
Token-efficient Google Docs editing for AI agents when gws and gogcli struggle with meaningful changes.
Search/replace editing beats character indices that break every other Google Docs MCP.