Moxo Cursor Plugin
Moxo plugin for the Cursor marketplace: track flows, start workflows, and complete steps from Cursor agents.
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Theme Park Spooky Vibe
Build and run a spooky theme park while keeping visitors entertained.
In this park-building simulation, you run a spooky theme park. Attractions to design and build. Park grounds to manage. Visitors to keep entertained. Building choices that shape how the park runs over time. Inspired by Theme Park World, the 1990s PC game the creator played as a child. According to t…
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Aquarev Engineering
AquaRev Water engineering landing page (aquarevwater.us/engineering) — Webflow embed assets
Kasusschloss
Offline German case + verb/preposition drill (PWA)
Pedalbro Mcp
Guitar pedal specs, prices, price history, review scores, pedalboard checks and buying guides for AI assistants. Remote MCP server, no account needed.
Prompt Deck: Every coding-agent conversation, in one place
Read every transcript from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Antigravity CLI in one Mac app. Reusable prompts and memory files too. Nothing leaves your Mac.
Spell Unbound on Steam
A pixel-art roguelite where your only spell is the circle you draw. Loop a whole pack at once, draw shapes to cast, and tear bosses apart piece by piece. Four runs, 30 bosses, hidden places and 45 scribes who each break a rule. Draw tight. Something is always crossing your line.
Six AIs built the rocket Roadster. Which is which?
Drive each one, fire the thrusters, vote for your favorite, then see who made which.
Dusky's Nook on Steam
Dusky's Nook is a cozy idle desktop game about a little mushroom guy living his life on a floating island, anywhere on your screen. He gathers mushrooms and head pats, levels up, and unlocks new looks for the island — and a friend or two along the way.
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