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Small utilities, reusable starting points, and physical designs from the workbench at One Thirteen.
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01 · Repositories
Software and starting points.
Token
A focused menu bar utility for checking usage and spend across OpenAI, Anthropic, and OpenRouter administrative APIs.
02 · Printable objects
Beyond the screen.
OBJ—01
Bit Buddy miniature
A small printable version of the Bit Buddy character for a desk or shelf.
View model ↗ OBJ—02ESP32 case + stylus holder
A compact enclosure for a 2.8-inch ESP32 board with a place for its stylus.
View model ↗ OBJ—03Mac Studio shelf legs
Custom legs for elevating and organizing a compact desktop setup.
View model ↗ OBJ—04LabRax SKADIS extension
A 3U side-panel extension that brings IKEA SKADIS storage to a LabRax rack.
View model ↗03 · Contributing
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