A simple to use USB HID Rubber Ducky Launch Pad for Android.
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A simple to use USB HID Rubber Ducky Launch Pad for Android.
A £10 Rubber Ducky USB HID! A USB device which emulates a keyboard and automates key entry.
My personal RubberDucky Cheat Sheet, in JPG, PNG and PDF
My award-winning playground / portfolio website.
Rubber ducky like scripts for ATTiny85
Rubber duck debugging, reversed: you are the duck. The agent explains every step in plain words, with evidence, without inventing names.
A local second opinion for Claude Code: review, consult, and rubber-duck against a ~70%-accurate model on your own hardware, with grounding checks and voting.
Virtual Rubber Duck Visual Studio Code plugin
🦆 rubber duck debugging, but the duck has opinions. and memory.
A Socratic rubber-duck debugging tool — it never gives you the answer, only the next question. Rule-based NLP, no AI, runs entirely in the browser.
Catalogue and collection tracker for TUBBZ collectible rubber ducks. Static site, no account, your data stays in your browser.
An agent skill that turns your coding agent into a rubber duck: it asks guiding questions instead of handing over the answer.
Rubber Ducky implementation for raspberry pi. With waiting for connection to device, loading bar. Just an attempt to make something similar to Flipper Zero BadUSB function.
Official bilingual support and privacy pages for Rubber Duck Factory
A small creature above your Claude Code prompt: a quiet critic, a guard for risky commands, reminders, and lessons about your codebase
A rubber duck that sits above your Windows taskbar and reacts to how you code: one wing tap per keystroke, sparks in a flow state, asleep when you stop. Reads your keyboard globally and stores nothing.
A Codex and Claude Code Agent Skill that revisits a focused subagent partner at key checkpoints to challenge assumptions before they become actions or answers.
a rubber duck walks a pilgrimage · one stage a day · sometimes a sentence, mostly silence
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