
badlogic
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Mario Zechner is an Austrian software developer who created libGDX in 2009, the open-source cross-platform Java game framework that powers titles like Slay the Spire and Shattered Pixel Dungeon and earned a Duke's Choice Award in 2014. He also authored Beginning Android Games and draws on over 15 years of experience across academia, startups, and industry, with expertise spanning compiler engineering, computer graphics, and applied machine learning.
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Monorepo of packages for building AI agents: unified LLM API, coding agent CLI, terminal and web UIs, GPU pod deploys.
Curated set of global Claude Code commands and workflows from developer Mario Zechner.
Tracks Austrian grocery prices by scraping supermarket sites to surface shrinkflation and price hikes.
Telegram DM bridge for the pi agent framework, routing Telegram conversations into an existing agent setup.
Collects, reviews, and uploads redacted pi session files to a Hugging Face dataset for evals and research.
Lightweight terminal session manager with copy and paste helpers, written in TypeScript.
TypeScript CLI that surfaces duplicate pull requests through embedding-based visualization.
Adapter on the Harbor side so Terminal-Bench evaluations can be run against the pi coding agent.
CLI that scaffolds deployable apps with Caddy and Docker for zero-config deployment.
Windows fork of rsync adding flags like --chmod, --no-perms, and --omit-dir-times.
Raspberry Pi extension for live broadcast chat on X.
TypeScript framework for building interactive terminal apps with differential rendering.
macOS helper that surfaces Claude Code agent events as desktop notifications.
Chrome and Firefox extension that runs any browser text field through an LLM to improve the writing.
Wraps Claude Code in a bi-directional websocket so developers can build non-terminal interfaces on top.