The Vibeary — tag

automation

21 resources in The Vibeary tagged "automation" — tools, libraries and references pulled from across the library's shelves, each one checked by hand before it was added.

Gems in this collection

Preview of Activepieces

Activepieces

No-code automation builder with a visual flow canvas, 200+ connectors and an AI-first agent layer.

Activepieces (@activepieces)MIT
Preview of automd

automd

Markdown maintainer that regenerates blocks in your README from live data such as package metadata, file contents or badges.

UnJS / Pooya Parsa (@pi0)MIT
Preview of Dembrandt

Dembrandt

Node tool that drives a real browser to extract a site's logo, colours, typography, borders and motion into tokens.

@thevangelistMIT
Preview of Guidepup

Guidepup

Automation library that drives real VoiceOver and NVDA screen readers from Playwright or Jest for end-to-end a11y tests.

Guidepup (@guidepup)MIT
Preview of figma-use

figma-use

CLI and JSX interface controlling Figma over the Chrome DevTools Protocol with 100+ read and write commands, no plugin install required.

dannoteMIT
Preview of photoshop-mcp

photoshop-mcp

MCP server exposing fifty-plus Photoshop automation tools for layers, filters, selections, text and export.

Ali Sait Teke (@alisaitteke)open-source
Preview of Mockingbird

Mockingbird

Command-line tool for bulk-embedding app screenshots into Apple device frames, sized for App Store submission requirements.

Felix Ma (@FlixMa)MIT
Preview of figma-to-json

figma-to-json

Reads and writes Figma files as plain JSON, enabling scripted edits and programmatic file generation.

Michael Yagudaev (@yagudaev)open-source
Preview of Styler

Styler

Generates and updates Figma styles in bulk from layer naming conventions, and can detach or refresh them later.

Andrei (@andrei-inc)open-source
Preview of cursor-talk-to-figma-mcp

cursor-talk-to-figma-mcp

MCP server with a WebSocket bridge that lets an agent create and modify Figma elements from natural language.

Grab (@grab)open-source
Preview of ui-registries

ui-registries

Auto-updated GitHub index claiming 500+ shadcn/ui registries, refreshed daily from public repositories.

@ethan-krichMIT
Preview of observable-prerender

observable-prerender

Headless renderer that runs Observable notebooks and exports cells as PNG, SVG or PDF for automation pipelines.

Alex Garcia (@agarcia_me)MIT
Preview of Dev Browser

Dev Browser

Browser automation harness that lets a coding agent open, drive and visually verify the app it just wrote.

Sawyer Hood (@SawyerHood)open-source
Preview of FigmaPy

FigmaPy

Python wrapper for the Figma REST API for scripting file inspection, exports and design-data analysis.

Amatobahnopen-source
Preview of Flue

Flue

Bridge that lets coding agents drive arbitrary desktop software beyond the terminal and browser.

S.F. Kislev (@SFKislev)open-source
Preview of module-replacements-codemods

module-replacements-codemods

Collection of automated codemods that rewrite imports and call sites when swapping a legacy npm package for its recommended replacement.

ES Tooling collectiveMIT
Preview of claude-code-hooks-mastery

claude-code-hooks-mastery

Reference project demonstrating every Claude Code hook event with runnable example implementations and explanations.

IndyDevDan (@disler)open-source
Preview of awesome-claude-code-hooks

awesome-claude-code-hooks

Curated collection of Claude Code hooks for event-driven automation across the agent lifecycle.

@ithiria894open-source
Preview of Browser MCP

Browser MCP

Local MCP server driving your real logged-in Chrome so agents can read and act on login-gated pages across X, Reddit, Zhihu, Xiaohongshu and Bilibili.

@ywleeoMIT
Preview of Espanso

Espanso

Cross-platform text expander that replaces triggers with snippets, dates, shell command output and form-driven templates system-wide.

Federico Terzi (@federicoterzi)GPL
Preview of Lead Processing Agent

Lead Processing Agent

Next.js and AI SDK template that researches and qualifies inbound leads with an agent loop and structured output.

Vercel (@vercel)MIT