fodydev/afrim-keyboard
afrim-keyboard/Afrim Input Method Engine for Android
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moochy-dev/moochy-cli
Moochy client: donate LLM tokens to open source from your own API account. Your key never leaves your machine. Rust, Apache-2.0.
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Donatemoochy-dev/moochy-skills
Agent skills for Moochy: add the Donate tokens button, use donated tokens, donate tokens.
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Split repository for cisv-core
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Input method framework that help you to build your own input method engine.
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A frontend interface to afrim ime.
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