Open-source desktop tools
for the Codex-era developer.
PwrDrvr LLC builds PwrAgent and PwrSnap — Mac apps that sit alongside the agent on your laptop and take the friction out of the work around it. We also maintain a handful of open-source libraries for AWS, Node.js, and developer tooling.
Free. MIT-licensed. macOS. No telemetry, no PwrDrvr-owned servers.
Two desktop apps for macOS, both free and open source. Each runs entirely on your machine and integrates with whatever Codex install you already have.
Your coding agent runs on your laptop. You drive it from your phone.
An agentic coding environment in the Codex Desktop family — same on-disk threads, same Codex backend — plus messaging integration on Telegram, Discord, Slack, Mattermost, Feishu / Lark, and LINE so approvals, follow-up prompts, and check-ins happen wherever you happen to be.
Screen capture that respects your time — and your sensitive data.
Command+Shift+C → drag a region → it's on your clipboard, under a second. Optional Codex assist drafts arrows, blurs the API key it spots, and writes the filename — routed through your local Codex install, billed to whichever model provider you already pay. No new account, no PwrSnap-owned API key.
Libraries and tools we maintain in the open. Some are production infrastructure under PwrDrvr, some are personal contributions to other projects. All MIT-licensed.
Bring OpenAI's Codex agent to Telegram and Discord — chat-driven agentic coding from your phone or server.
Terminal UI for crawling GitHub issues and PRs, generating embeddings, and clustering related work into actionable groups.
High-performance request router for AWS Lambda functions, enabling efficient multi-request handling and reduced cold starts.
Framework for deploying and routing micro-frontend applications with independent versioning and deployment.
Built by founder at Shutterstock, Inc.
AWS CDK construct that turns a firehose of Kinesis events into auto-rotating XML sitemaps written straight to S3.
Built by founder at Shutterstock, Inc.
Concurrent async mapping with back pressure — won't gulp your entire source iterator if the consumer can't keep up.
