Building for the Linux desktop: a greeter worth looking at, terminal animation engines, wallpaper and media tooling, and a bridge that puts Cursor's agent inside OpenCode.

No prompt limits. No broken streams. Full thinking + tool support in OpenCode. Your Cursor subscription, properly integrated.

cursor-agent is a closed binary that speaks its own stream protocol and owns its own tool loop. This plugin puts it behind a local OpenAI-compatible proxy and translates in both directions, so OpenCode sees an ordinary provider and you get every model your subscription exposes — Composer, Auto, and the frontier models — without a second API bill.

What it handles

• Streaming — cursor-agent emits raw token deltas followed by full snapshots; the parser reconciles both so answers don't duplicate or truncate mid-thought
• Tools — streaming tool-call interception, schema-compatible mapping between the two tool vocabularies, and session resume that survives across turns
• MCP — your existing servers work through the built-in mcptool bridge, reading the same opencode.json OpenCode already uses. No second config to maintain
• Thinking — reasoning blocks pass through intact rather than being flattened into the answer

Install — Linux, macOS, Windows

npm install -g @rama_nigg/open-cursor
open-cursor install
cursor-agent login

Verify with opencode models | grep cursor-acp.

repo → · issues · @rama_nigg/open-cursor on npm

A graphical console greeter for greetd, written in Go with Bubble Tea. Animated backgrounds, theming that matches the rest of my tooling — Eldritch, RAMA, Dracula — and a session picker that doesn't look like it was drawn in 1998.

Runs on niri by default, with cagebreak and sway variants. Installs with one line on Arch, Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora and openSUSE; four AUR packages and a NixOS flake are maintained alongside.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Nomadcxx/sysc-greet/master/install.sh | sudo bash

repo → · docs

The terminal animation library that drives sysc-greet's backgrounds — pure Go, drop-in for any Bubble Tea application, and a standalone CLI when you just want the terminal to do something interesting.

Standalone effects — fire, matrix rain, ASCII rain, fireworks, beams, aquarium. Text effects — fire text, matrix art, rain art, pour, print, beam text, ring text, blackhole.

Text effects render through .bit bitmap fonts, with a converter for figlet fonts and a TUI editor for drawing your own.

syscgo -effect matrix -theme eldritch -duration 10

repo →

• 2026-07-28 — plex2jellyfin v0.1.9
• 2026-07-24 — sysc-walls: new commits
• 2026-07-24 — sysc-Go: new commits

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