Tooling on AiSlackin

hermes-shortcut-cheat-sheet: the shortcut list from source, not docs

Wed, 19 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The published Hermes Desktop docs list about twelve keyboard shortcuts. The real list lives in the app’s keybind registry — rebindable actions, fixed keys, and generated profile/session slot bindings — and nobody had transcribed it. This repo is that transcription, generated from source rather than written by hand, so it’s complete and it’s correct.

The output ships three ways: an interactive dark-themed HTML with per-OS columns (Mac / Windows-Linux), a light single-page 3-column print layout for hanging on a wall, and PNG renders of both. A PROMPT.md contains the exact prompt to regenerate everything from a newer version of the source — paste it into any coding agent session and the sheet stays correct across app releases.

firefoxPrintAll: full-page captures of pages that refuse to scroll

Wed, 12 Aug 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Firefox’s built-in screenshot handles pages whose body scrolls. It falls over completely on modern app layouts — chat UIs, dashboards, playgrounds — where the body never scrolls but a panel inside does. captureTab() hands you the visible viewport and that’s it. This extension was built for exactly one such case: an LLM playground whose right-hand response panel scrolls inside a fixed frame.

The mechanism is honest scroll-and-stitch: scroll, capture each position, crop each tile to the target region, composite on a canvas. All geometry is computed in device pixels (css px × devicePixelRatio) and tiles are placed by their actual scroll offset, so seams don’t appear even with fractional device pixel ratios and a clamped final tile.