screenshot-to-code: An Open-Source v0 Alternative That Checks Its Own Screenshots
It turns a screenshot into working code, and it’s the only tool in this category I’ve found that actually looks at what it just built before handing it back.
It turns a screenshot into working code, and it’s the only tool in this category I’ve found that actually looks at what it just built before handing it back.
Ice’s last stable release is from October 2024. I switched to its fork, read the architecture docs, and found the automation model more interesting than the fork story.
A free, local macOS dictation app that runs a second model over your transcript before inserting it — which is both why it works and why it sometimes rewrites what you meant.
A small Python proxy that sits between your LLM CLI and the API, counts tokens live, and writes every prompt to disk. No certificates, no MITM setup.
The repo went read-only in June with nearly 40k stars. The continuation has shipped nine stable releases since, and almost nobody has followed it across.