Quiet Flare

Answers about workflow runs that the engine cannot give: what a bad input reached, what can safely be deleted, what one run took from another. Reads Nextflow, Snakemake, Cromwell, Horus, DNAnexus and Latch.

A pure-observer plugin (task + workflow middleware, no engine changes) that persists what the engine already computes but does not keep. It answers questions that come after a run: which runs used an input that turned out bad, what consumed their outputs, what must be re-run or blocked. Failures inside it only log, never fail the run.

Organisation profile and default community health files

Template for Android and iOS apps built on a Kotlin Multiplatform core with SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose

Nextflow plugin for cross-run benchmarking. Records per-process metrics for every run into a local or shared history store, compares runs against their own history, and flags regressions with likely causes, over-provisioned resources, and retries. Includes a zero-dependency dashboard, an MCP server for AI assistants, and opt-in AI narration.

Reusable GitHub Actions workflows for indie iOS & Kotlin Multiplatform apps: PR, release (TestFlight via cloud signing), and security pipelines cost-aware defaults that spend 10×-billed macOS minutes only where a simulator is truly needed.

Nextflow pipelines run as a wall of terminal output. Petri turns that into a live dashboard — a card per task, animating queued → running → done, with one-click access to MultiQC and execution reports.

A private, moon-native menstrual-cycle tracker for iOS. Follow your cycle and phases alongside the real moon, log mood and migraines, and see honest patterns from your own data. No accounts, no servers, no tracking — everything stays on your device.

A macOS desktop widget for Claude Code usage. Three wheels show your session and weekly limits with exact reset times, taken from Claude Code's own usage data — not estimates. Plus a live token-burn graph and a ranking of which sessions ate the most tokens today. Every other tracker lives in the menu bar; this one sits on your desktop.