// tools

Developer tools from Punk Science.

Free, open-source tools we use every day — built from the same brand system as this site. Nothing to configure, nothing to sign up for.

  1. Pi Theme

    Punk Science for Pi

    A minimal, useful theme and footer extension for the Pi coding agent. Dark canvas, acid-green accents, JetBrains Mono, and a smart footer showing model, thinking level, context window, and token stats.

    • Dark theme — #141414 canvas with #D6FF3F acid accents
    • Smart footer — model name, thinking level, context bar, token counts
    • Context bar — colour-shifting from green → amber → red as usage climbs
    • 51 colour tokens mapped — syntax, markdown, diffs, thinking levels
    • MIT licensed — use it, fork it, ship it
    pi install git:github.com/punkscience/pi-punk-science

    Then: pi config set theme punk-science

  2. Nostr Onboarding

    Nostr Starter

    A four-step site that hands someone who has never heard of Nostr a working identity in about three minutes. It mints a key in the browser, publishes a profile to public relays, gives the key back on screen or on a printable card, and then points at the apps that will take it.

    • No backend — keys are generated and signed in the browser, and no server ever sees one
    • Publishes a kind-0 profile to four public relays on the way out
    • Photos are rebuilt through a canvas before upload, so no EXIF or GPS survives
    • Printable key card — the paper backup for the only copy that exists
    • Hands off to the nos2x extension and three NIP-07 web clients
  3. Chrome Extension

    Maps Corrector

    Puts Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario back on Google Maps — in the page text and on the map itself — with a red maple leaf on the label. Two names, put back where they belong.

    • Corrects page text — search results, place titles, directions, tab title
    • Corrects the map itself — map labels are pixels in a WebGL canvas, so each name is projected onto it
    • Word-bounded matches — Bank of America is left alone
    • No network calls, no analytics, no storage — runs only on Google Maps
    • Chrome, Edge, Brave and Arc

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