Do you like to search through code using ag, ack, grep, pt, or rg? Good! This tool is for you! Zoom adds some convenience to grep-like search tools by allowing you to quickly open your search results in your editor of choice. When looking at large code-bases, it can be a pain to have to scroll to find the filename of each result. Zoom prints a tag number in front of each result that grep outputs. Then you can quickly open that tag number with Zoom to jump straight to the source. Zoom is even persistent across all your sessions! You can search in one terminal and jump to a tag in another terminal from any directory!

This gem will display art and some system information.

GitXplorer will start a shell-like session that simulates a filesystem. Easily navigate through directories and browse all files across all revisions.

MsPac is a package manager written in ruby which tries to mirror Arch's pacman. It's meant for installing open-source tools from source. It only supports git or hg repos at this time. I hope to add bzr and svn later. It only supports apt-get and pacman for installing dependencies at this time. I hope to add support for brew, yum, and zypper later.

This gem can extract the xml info from a pptx file and convert it to human-readable text. It was intended to be used with git for seeing changes between revisions.

This ruby gem will summarize or extract info from pcap files.

RuAUR is a Ruby gem that allows searching and installing packages from the Pacman sync database as well as the Arch User Repository (AUR).

Ruby KeePass 2.x client. Currently it is read-only.

This ruby gem searches through provided directories, looking for private/public keys and certs. Then extracts, fingerprints, and attempts to match keys with certs.