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kew
Music for the Shell
KEW (short for Key-Enabled Wallet) is an open-source command-line wallet and key management tool built for modern blockchain and Web3 workflows, designed to give developers and active users a secure and flexible way to manage cryptographic keys, accounts, and signing operations from the terminal. It focuses on simplicity, reproducibility, and composability, letting users manage multiple wallets, derive keys from mnemonics, and perform signing for a variety of chain-specific transaction... -
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NetEase-MusicBox
NetEase cloud music command line version
...Local fuzzy search on the current playlist list. The shortcut keys with the word num + can be modified with numbers. The key sequence is to enter the number first and then type the modified key, that is, the shortcut key after num +.
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