Security Audit for Macs Running Local AI (Ollama, OpenClaw, LM Studio)
Closes a real gap: local AI on Mac needs hardening, but nobody audits default-insecure Ollama/OpenClaw setups.
My Attempt Of Ricing MacOS
Yet another dotfiles repo with no unique tooling or novel automation techniques.
macOS users who enjoy terminal customization and 'ricing' their desktop environments
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Closes a real gap: local AI on Mac needs hardening, but nobody audits default-insecure Ollama/OpenClaw setups.
It wires a simple but satisfying UX — drag-and-drop a .app into a 'Drop Your App Here' window and the app creates a rule folder, edits rule.conf, and applies default.icns/png automatically. The implementation leans on a filesystem watcher and menu‑bar controls (no Dock icon), which makes repeated theming and bulk updates trivial; it's not groundbreaking, but it's exactly the sort of small automation macOS tinkerers will love. The only real friction is that you build and run it in Xcode rather than a packaged release.
Custom WGSL shaders are cool but 30fps alpha with manual window management limits utility.
Community support beats tickets, but Discord and Circle already do this.
Visual keyboard mapper for hidutil, though Karabiner-Elements handles more complex remapping.
Contains practical, ready-to-drop sections like 'Show Variants as Separate Products', custom sliders, and header/footer tweaks that are schema-enabled for the Shopify Theme Editor — great for shaving hours off small theme jobs. It feels utilitarian: good docs and video tutorials are included, but there’s nothing novel here and it would benefit from live demos, compatibility notes, and a clearer maintenance/QA signal.